A gorgous national park with so much to do-camping, boating, hiking, fishing, and even an old mine road to drive. The link brings you a guide all about the park. We are going to stop next time we go up for wedding planning.
A small zoo with ear, bobcats, serval, monkeys, lemurs, sloths, chinchillas, raccoons, wallabies, macaw, pot-belly pigs, goats, alligators, huge snapping turtle, etc. Also there is opportunities to feed animals like monkeys, lemurs, bear, lizards, goats, and pot-belly pigs. Side note- Bryan wants to feed a bear sooo badly. If we end up doing it, Lauren will update the website to let you all know if it ends with Bryan and the bear going out for a beer like he has always dreamed of.
Parks are great for young and young at heart alike. For the little ones, parents can find playgrounds to let them burn off some energy. There are also options for skate parks, field for sports, disc golf, tennis courts and more.
I started making this page with every intention to make an exhaustive list. But after seeing this website, I don't have it in me. So I am just going to leave this magnificent catch all page to help you in your possible plans. But I will leave you with some things to remember as you plan. 1) The Poconos is a large place (approximately 2,400-square-mile according to Wikipedia) so make sure you check distances. 2) Remember the time of year. We will be there the first week of November so some outdoor things may be closed. So just make sure you do your research. Here is a link to an article that has specific ideas for fall. https://www.poconomountains.com/blog/post/eight-cant-miss-experiences-for-ultimate-fall-fun/