If you love learning about history and have not visited the Poconos in PA, this is a great place to…read morestart. Our tour guide, Hope, was amazing and very patient. The tours generally last an hour, but she was stuck with two couples who had oodles of questions, so the tour lasted nearly two hours. We had a feeling there were other things she was tasked to do that day, but never complained about our endless curiosity.

I came here on a Sunday morning with my girlfriend. Drove quite a bit too check this carnival out…read moreas it is located in a rural, isolated location. However, it is at a baseball stadium, presumably for the local semi-professional team. Firstly, if you plan on coming, grab discounted tickets by going into Walgreens. You'll save $5/ticket rather than buying at the door. Though it is an ice sculpture 'park' it is held all inside. Upon entering, the are a couple of 'carnival games' that you can play. This includes the mining/sifting activity you may have seen in museums and also throwing games to knock down cans and clowns. They also sell some food and beverages here. We ordered French fries, chicken tenders, and hot chocolate. The hot chocolate was a small cup, something I don't think it's with sharing at all but getting your own. There were only three chicken tenders at $5 but they were only OK. The French fries I thought were actually pretty good. They had some other meals available but it's the typical food you find at carnivals, though maybe not as diverse. That is the upper level of the carnival. Heading down, you enter the main attraction. It's cold so make sure you bring your jacket, gloves, and also recommend snow pants for the kids. Reason being, it's a giant freezer for all the ice sculptures. There were ice slides, Merry go round, small Ferris wheel, bumper cart photo booth, etc. I uploaded some pictures for you to get an idea of what's there. There is a main slide made of ice. This is where the snow pants come in as they will let you slide much easier. In jeans, I wasn't sliding down much at all. They also had a few games here too, free to play (minus the admission cost of course). If you win, you get a ticket to play for free at the prize winning games at the upper level described previously. You can essentially keep playing until you win down stairs which is nice. The day we came there was also snow on the ground. You can actually walk onto the field and build snow man or have a quick snow ball fight. Overall, we were here for a little under an hour and a half. Though the ice sculptures are very nice and detailed, for the admission I thought we would see more. This is probably better for families and kids though. It was a cool thing to see but I don't think I would be coming back. Maybe if I have children in the future but not anytime soon. Just a bit expensive and far for something that I expected to have a bit more 'wow' factor. Again though, the sculptures were incredible. Just wish it was cheaper or more worth it having to drive so far.

Came on their first ever Preview Night and I'm so glad they started doing this. Granted, you don't…read moreget the extensive garlicky fare as the two main days but how much can you really eat anyway? There were enough selections of adult beverages, food, and snacks that I got to experience the whole EGF vibe MINUS the crowds, long lines, and the insane traffic. We enjoyed 3 bands, one of which I totally rocked out to. They said they're new to the scene and I appreciate that EGF gave this new band the platform. I've come in previous years but this one has to stand out as the best!

This was so much fun all me and my friend went everyone was so nice everything was a reasonable…read moreprice and the atmosphere in general was so amazing

It was great we all loved the experience there to next year the food was was great the hot…read morechocolate good

WoWwWwW... What a cool yet scary experience!…read more I was quite surprised to see this haunted house. Situated across from the school, this corner house/yard turned into a haunted experience will blow you away. You can tell a lot has gone into this and they put so much effort into the experience. The best part is that it's free! Yes, no admission fee BUT they do accept donations that they turn around and give to a good charity. Not to take away from the experience and give out the secrets, it's best to see for yourself. You will be happy to experience this. FYI: Parking is located across the street in the school lot.

Very interesting tour of old zinc mine. Something you would not expect in NJ. My 9 year old…read moregranddaughter enjoyed.

We loved the tour and the area is very baby/kid friendly. It is cold in the mines bringing a jacket…read moreis a must. The problem is theres limited food so we couldnt grab certain items off the menu we wanted. Our tour guide was really funny and great. Everything is priced exceptionally well for families to enjoy.

Home town family fun! Great food, rides, shows and contests for all ages. Every corner you turn…read morethere is something to see and do. Farm animals, horse shows, kids contests, vendors, breweries, music and more! Come out and dunk a BHS field hockey player, see the pro-wrestlers, 4-H exhibits galore and who doesn't like a demo derby or tractor pull? Stop by the many food vendors and watch the truck pulls while eating a funnel cake! So much to see, hear and do!

If 0 was an option i would 1000% choose that. Came to this fair with my wife and three children and…read moreended the night with homophobia. While walking we were met with Trump tents which were not the issue, the issue was the multiple pairs of eyes that followed my wife and i and our children. When we were finally able to escape the eyes and "smart" comments, we were accompanied by the homophobic music that was being shared. "everything's gay in june" by buddy brown was being played on the loud speakers and while listening to the lyrics i and my wife audibly gasped at him saying thousands of homophobic slurs and the N word. Would never go back and am reporting this event.

What a fantastic museum for those wishing to understand the life of the Lenapes who inhabited this…read moreregion. As two senior citizens, we learned a lot about this tribe's daily life and so much more. The museum is small, but clean, and the self-interpreted audio guide was very useful. I would definitely recommend the Pocono Indian Museum.

Quite interesting but very small. It's a guided tour with an electronic speaker. The souvenir store…read moreis larger than the actual museum. I wouldn't travel just for this museum however if you are in the area this is a must see.

I only get out to the Pocono Community Theater every ten or twelve years. I'm not in the area, but…read morewhen I am, it's a must-visit. An old-style independent movie theater with a great selection films, friendly staff, and modern picture and sound. Was here this past Saturday for Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" and got a matinee ticket, soda, and popcorn, for twenty-one bucks. Can't beat that kind of a deal these days. Hopefully my next visit here will be in the near and not distant future. I love this theater!

Great price for good performances . Easy to get to and good parking. It's a great place fur family…read morefun.