Woodloch Pines Resort – Hawley, Pennsylvania - Review 2025

What to Do

There’s a ton of stuff to do here: walk along the hiking trails, take art classes, make jewelry, or you can spend a day with your family at the resort’s archery range playing tag, ride the ponies, see the animals at the petting zoo, enjoy the two miniature golf courses, play basketball, tennis, volleyball, horseshoes, shuffleboard, kickball, zombie bowling, or bocce ball. For something more competitive, you can also go on a scavenger hunt, participate in Family Olympics, Double Dare, or participate in Woodloch’s Amazing Race,  which has been happening for years.

Keen on just getting pampered? Leave your kids at the Woodloch Forest, a three-level indoor playground with four slides, a tree house, and a separate single-level toddler play area, while you get a massage at the resort’s award-winning spa. For something more thrilling, you can play paintball, ride go-karts, scale the resort’s 30-foot Climbing Wall, and take in the breathtaking Poconos canopy. If it’s the waters you’d like to explore, spend a day on a scenic lake boat tour, go kayaking, waterskiing, boating, canoeing, or paddle boarding on the lake, laugh on bumper boats, or swim in the indoor/outdoor pools and indoor splash zone.

For an additional charge, there are batting cages, arcade game rooms with 30 machines, an escape room, a shooting range (.22 rifles, paintball target shooting, or trapshooting) for adults and children over 13, bingo, play a round of golf on the championship course at Woodloch Springs, and during the winter ice skate and snowshoe rentals.

Families can also enjoy nightly performances from live bands, magicians, and comedians, Texas hold ‘em tournaments, horseracing games in The Night Club, to a Broadway-style theme show. The diversity in the different types of classes provides guests with many options to choose from so that there would be something for everyone, and you could be as busy or relaxed as you want.

What to Eat & Drink

The Woodloch Resort embraces the seed-to-fork philosophy regarding its dining experience. As such, you can enjoy heaty sustainable meals crafted with the best and freshest regionally grown products at the Woodloch Resort. With the Meal Plan Dining, you’ll have the choice of three dining locals: the Main Dining Room, which is communal dining at large tables; the Inn at Woodloch Pines; and the Grille Room at the Clubhouse at Woodloch Springs, which has a Sports bar vibe. There is a kid’s menu available at all of these dining locations.

The Meal Plan would consist of eating 2 or 3 meals/day in the dining rooms, but there are options for the other times when you get hungry. The Overlook Restaurant at the Clubhouse at Woodloch Springs is a great venue for a date night, with its wraparound deck overlooking the 18th hole. You can enjoy delicious dishes like Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos, Asian Noodle Salad, Bbq Chicken, Ahi Tuna, and Chana Masala. There are also plenty of quick-bite food stops and places to pick up gourmet coffees, sundries, and grocery items throughout the resort.

Room Guide

The Woodloch inclusive rate plans are based on which accommodation style you choose, from lake view rooms, suites, or vacation homes. Most of the 160 Woodloch Pines’ accommodations include balconies, have amazing views of Lake Teedyuskung, have high-speed WiFi, and can accommodate up to six people. The vacation homes at Woodloch come in three types: there are four Lake Estate Homes, eight Southwoods Homes, and four Tallwoods Homes, with each of them featuring multiple bedrooms and bathrooms.

Deluxe Lakeview Rooms: The hotel-style rooms are in the Greenbriar or Mountain Laurel buildings. The rooms all have two queen beds, a double pullout couch, a full bathroom, a television, a small refrigerator, and a coffee maker. The Greenbriar rooms also include a powder room.

Edgewater Suites: The Edgewater Suites are either one-bedroom or two-bedroom suites. For all the suites, the main bedroom has two queen beds, one queen pullout couch, and one regular couch in the living room. Each suite also has a private balcony or patio with wonderful lake views. One-bedroom suites are located in either the Springbrook or Mountain Laurel buildings. The Springbrook suites have two full bathrooms, and the Mountain Laurel suites have one bathroom and a kitchenette with a washer and a dryer.

The two-bedroom suites are located in the Mountain Laurel building, allowing guests to walk to the pool complex indoors. The two-bedroom suites can accommodate up to 12 guests, with an additional bedroom with two queen beds and a double pullout couch. They also have two private balconies or patios for you to sit out there and enjoy the quiet and peacefulness of Lake Teedyuskung.

Inclusive Plan Resort Property Vacation Rentals:

If you have a larger family and need to accommodate up to 12 people, consider booking one of the Lake Estates, Southwoods, or Tallwood vacation home rentals on the Woodloch Pines property. These private vacation homes are within walking distance of the main resort or along the bus route. Guests have access to all the activities, amenities, and entertainment, including the American Plan.

Each vacation home features cathedral ceilings, master suites, a fireplace, a kitchen, a large living room area, screened porch, a rear deck, and various bedrooms and bathrooms. The four Lake Estates vacation homes have five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms. The eight Southwoods vacation rentals are on the resort’s shuttle route in a private cul-de-sac opposite the Lake Estates. These homes feature four to six bedrooms and either four-and-a-half or six-and-a-half bathrooms. The Tallwoods rentals offer three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths and are also on the resort shuttle route.

Vacation Rentals by Woodloch: For more independence on dining choices, guests can stay in the home rentals at Woodloch Springs, two miles from the main resort. There are 68 homes in four categories, ranging from two to five-bedroom homes that accommodate up to 12 people. These homes feature a full kitchen, fireplace, and an outdoor barbeque grill. You can participate in the American Plan or the Non-Traditional, where meals and daily housekeeping are not included but can be purchased à la carte. All activities and entertainment at the Woodloch Pines property are included regardless of whether you choose the American Plan or Non-Traditional rental.

Special Experiences

Since the resort’s opening in 1958, Woodloch Pines has made winter visits special. With the beautiful snowy landscapes, guests can enjoy outdoor activities like snow tubing, snowshoeing, sledding, skiing, ice skating, and their Winter Olympics. While others can relax and stay cozy and warm by the fireplace. Woodloch continues to create memorable experiences for families each season with special activities each month, like the Festival of Lights Ride in December and January. And some of the other special packages during the year include Horse Drawn Hayrides, Cookouts, Carnivals, Field Day, and Silent DJ parties making your family vacation one of the best.

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