Poconos gay resort

The Perfect Weekend Getaway from New York City

The Lodge at Woodloch embraces a philosophy of personal awakening. As so many individuals get swept up in the whirlwind of life, our luxury Poconos resort gives you an opportunity to change from your everyday routine and re-focus on yourself. You are able to reconnect to creative and stress-relieving outlets that will continue to benefit you long after you leave.

An escape to The Lodge will allow you to re-discover your passions or uncover new hobbies, and to leave feeling re-invigorated and re-energized. By offering choices for relaxation, fitness and wellness classes, outdoor adventures, creative finding out workshops, cooking demonstrations and wine tastings as successfully as opportunities for personal development through unique speakers and events, a pathway to awakening is beckoning.

• Amazing Location – Discover a tranquil woodland retreat just 95 miles from the New York City and Philadelphia metro areas. The Lodge at Woodloch is located in the Northeast Lake Region of Pennsylvania
  
  Mt. Nebo Rd, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, , USA
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  Gay OwnedResort - 45 rental units
  Gay Men, Lesbian, Transgender

  PR Discount:None
  General Discount:None
  Agent Commission:None

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  Gay resort nestled in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, with an outdoor olympic size pool, dance club, piano bar with dwell entertainment, restaurant, four types of accommodations, woods, and a lake. We also offer shuffleboard and tennis. Our rates include dinner, breakfast, admission to club, pool and tax. Male lover owned & operated.

  Payment:Amex, Cash, Discover, MC, Money Direct, Trav Checks, VisaAmenitiesPrivate & Shared Bath * Disability: No Access * Wireless in Common Area * Nonsmoking Rooms Available * Mountain, Pond views * Breakfast included * No Children * Pets - Call First

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  Rainbow Mountain Resort

  Rainbow Mountain Resort is gay-owned and operated with a restaurant and nightclub nestled elevated atop a mountainside on 25 secret acres, including a two-acre pond. For a queer-friendly linger , there&#;s a pool and dance club for those missing a bit of nightlife. Rooms are tastefully designed and bookings come with a free continental breakfast.

  The main lodge was built in the s. Over the decades, other buildings were added; some in the s and others in the 60s. It&#;s homey &#; think Dirty Dancing and kitschy Catskills of days gone by, and hold the time of your life.

  The unassuming rooms feature free WiFi and mutual bathrooms. Upgraded rooms add TVs, air-conditioning, and en suite bathrooms. Some own mini-fridges, microwaves, and coffeemakers. Cozy cottages/cabins offer private porches.

  Into glamping? There are three tents on the Rainbow Resort property that reach with a queen-sized bed and fire-pit. Tent guests hold full access to the resort’s amenities.

  Amenities include the laid-back restaurant, The Rainbow Bistro, and an outdoor pool with a bar, p
  
  

  Milford, PA– Gay Friendly Life in a Historic Resort Town

  Milford, PA is a very small town in the Poconos with a smaller population of 1,    It is a popular gay enclave for tourists from NYC and Philadelphia looking to enjoy the great outdoors.  Milford is located right on the Delaware River where Pennsylvania meets New York and New Jersey.  It is nestled between the protected forest environment of the Poconos and the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.  Both parks own protected forests, majestic waterfalls and many hiking trails.  Many homosexual & lesbians buy time-shares and cottages in this area to take advantage of the fishing, boating and swimming offered.

  The town has a vibrant arts society and boasts two beautiful main streets, Harford and Broad that are lined with exquisite historic buildings, antique stores and galleries. The downtown also boasts many wonderful cafes and restaurants.  Many who live there attribute the success of the town to gay activist Sean Strub who bought the Hotel Fauchere and restored it to its turn-