Best Restaurants in the Poconos

The Pocono Mountains have evolved beyond resort buffets and diner food. Jim Thorpe and Stroudsburg have growing restaurant scenes, craft breweries are popping up in the mountains, and several restaurants are worth a drive through the forest to find.

Jim Thorpe (Historic Downtown)

Moya (Jim Thorpe) — Latin-American restaurant in a historic building. Creative dishes, craft cocktails, and one of the most interesting menus in the Poconos.

Poconos Timeshare Promotions

The Pocono Mountains have been a resort destination for over a century — and today they’re home to some of the most unique timeshare promotional experiences in the country. From couples resorts with champagne-glass hot tubs to family mega-resorts with indoor water parks and ski slopes, the Poconos offer something for everyone at promotional pricing.

Here’s how it works, what it costs, and how to decide if it’s right for your next Poconos trip.

Things to Do in the Poconos, Pennsylvania

The Pocono Mountains are the Northeast’s year-round mountain getaway — about 90 minutes from NYC and 2 hours from Philly. The region built its reputation on honeymoon resorts (the heart-shaped hot tubs are iconic), but it’s also genuine outdoor country with skiing, whitewater rafting, and waterfalls.

Winter

Camelback Mountain — The biggest ski resort in the Poconos. 39 trails, 166 acres, snowtubing park, and Camelback Lodge with Aquatopia indoor waterpark.