Woodloch Pines Resort

The good:-Fabulous and plentiful food, attentive staff and fabulous accommodations in the Springs.
The bad– Lack of lights and signs. It was very hard to find anything. The Bingo caller needs to tone down his «enthusiastic» enunciation of words and numbers. His presentation was a bit uncomfortable, especially with the number 69. Not cool.

This place is awesome! Great for a multi-​generational event. Lots of options from one bedroom hotel rooms to 5 bedroom houses. Our room had a very nice view. Lots activities for kids and for adults. Food is fine. All-inclusive.Staff is fantastic. Beautiful location. Golf is available at a sister location. We will be back.

This is our second time coming to this resort. Both times we had a fantastic time. They were extremely accommodating. Being that we’re vegan? They did everything to make sure we were happy and well fed. The rooms were nice, any issue we had was taken care of with out questions. Like they mistakenly gave us one room instead of two. We were 7 people coming. The rifles, go karts archery and everything else kept my kids happy and entertained. We’d defiantly come back again. Thank you to all the wonderful staff at Woodloch

Great 6 days of summer vacation!
Stayed in the Springs to have a whole house and grill everyday. Great house, great location.
Our days were full of fun with lots of lake time (swim, stand up paddle board, pontoon boat cruise), lots of pool time, go-​carts, and more. Our 4 year old had so much fun and slept a ton to recover!
Can’t wait to go back!

We just celerbrated our wedding at Woodloch Pines Resort. We got married Lakeside at the Inn. Both my older Brother and Sister were married at woodloch so we knew what to exspect. We were blessed with good weather and wonderful guests. From the start I requested Cara, she is the best her assistant Kaila was great as well. We did a whole weekend of events a thursday night cocktail party, golf tourney, rehersal dinner, wedding reception and an afterparty. Each event went off very well, and our guests seemed to be able to relax and enjoy the whole resort. We rented homes in Woodloch Springs for our guests, this part can be a bit tricky because unlike hotel rooms your guests will share a common space, but they get a great room, a good rate, and private bathrooms. Many of our guests enjoyed this very much. A tip for bridal parties, ask about the inside of the rental homes… We had all our groomen in one and all the bridemaids in another, but when photos come some have a much better view of the golf course for a background, and while they are all nice inside some are really great for pictures. The lakeside wedding was Great Cara personally took care of all our issues and was ALWAYS fast to respond with advice or help whenever needed. The few hiccups we did have were handled quickly and we never had to worry about them again! Woodloch takes care of all the details, they make it a point to be sure our wedding party and guests were having a good time. Woodloch also did our food and cake. We chose a buffet option, All of our guests were happy with the wide variety. Whether you are Vegan or want nothign but meat there was a ton of options, it is not all variety either the quality was great. Our cake was great! there was a little mix up in the order, but it was wonderful, also the very talented baker and decorator did a special design in white for the groom and I, it looked great and tasted better! After the reception we did a woodloch after party with Bargames and more dancing. It was a big hit. Our wedding was a noon wedding so our after party started at 8pm giving our guests a chance to rest and change. The staff provided 2 hosts and a DJ to keep the party going, and everyone could play drinking is not required. Sunday morning we did a farewell brunch, again a great woodloch breakfast to send everyone off with. A couple of tips — Because of the remote location, almost all guests will need to travel «Welcome bags» with a map of the resort are a must (the new woodloch market helps) — Make sure your guests know how to get there and check in, People traveling will get lost — The resort has amazing options outside of your standard wedding we were able to make it our «own» — Do not hesitate to ask for something unique the staff is great! they might be able to give you exactly what you want! — If your guests are there all weekend consider letting them know about local dining — And finally ask for Cara she is amazing

14^th year at Woodloch Pines Resort
We spent another great week at Woodloch this year. Father’s Day weekend is a great time at Woodloch. We had a wonderful stay made that way due to the attentive staff and the outstanding events, activities and shows. We always look forward to going to Woodloch and are always sad to leave. The resort was as clean as ever and the staff was getting ramped up for the summer crush.
Don’t miss the lake events, scavenger hunt (check the edge for hints) or the family games in the gym.
Room Tip: Stay at the Springs for a little more room and to get away from the lodge each night.

This resort is awesome on every level. The staff is so incredibly friendly, attentive, gracious, & accommodating. Clearly it’s their job to take care of their guests & make them feel welcomed but everyone at Woodloch Pines truly seems so genuinely happy to work there & they are so nice; it really is awesome. I had the pleasure of enjoying the resort & all that they have to offer yesterday with 25 of my colleagues for a team building retreat/​end of the school year thank you. I have the most amazing principal! We arrived much later than anticipated due to issues with our coach bus driver not being able to follow directions & gps cutting out due to poor internet connection but when we arrived the gentleman who was hosting us quickly made adjustments for us & we went directly to lunch & we were still able to do all the planned activities we had scheduled. They also changed our dinner plans & bumped our package up a notch & had dinner at the Woodloch Golf Club later on in the evening, but first I’ll explain lunch. Lunch is a carnival themed BBQ served buffer style & all soft drinks, water, & draught domestic beer are included. They served delicious BBQ ribs, pulled pork sliders, hamburgers, hot dogs, black bean vegetable wraps, corn on the cob, broccoli salad with craisins, clams with drawn butter, watermelon, nectarines, & plums, with the necessary accompaniments like sour kraut, pickles, sauces, etc. I’ve actually never eaten little neck clams with drawn butter & it was surprisingly delicious. I’m accustomed to cocktail or hot sauce with lemon slices to squeeze on the clams. Everything was really delicious but I especially enjoyed the burgers & pork sliders. As we were eating, staff walked around with homemade soft serve ice cream sandwiches very similar to a flying saucer but even better. After lunch, we went indoors for the only time for about an hour & played A Minute to Win It team challenge activities; the challenges itself were pretty hysterical & it was so much fun. For example, using chopsticks to pick up Smarties in a bowl & running back & forth picking them up & dropping them off in a bowl. The activities reminded me of Double Dare from when I was a kid. We then had an hour off to do whatever we wanted so we went to the lake & some people went swimming & slid down the slide, while others (including me) chose to go out on paddle boats & then grab a beer at the lakeside bar. We then went to a field & met for more team activities which included archery, clay shooting, paintball target shooting, & rock throwing hitting various colored bottles down for points. After this, we all cooled off by going on the bumper boats. This resort has a dance club also with Broadway type shows, zip-​lining, go karts, water skiing, kayaking, & row boats as well. After bumper boats we changed & made our way to dinner about two miles away at the Woodloch Golf Country Club & had a lovely meal as a united group in a room with lovely windows & a door so you can go out or look out on the golf course. I went outside a saw a deer & a fawn; not something you can witness in Nassau County, NY. It was truly an awesome time! I highly recommend this to families & other large groups who want to experience nature & activities at its finest.

I have a new place to go to get away from The City! We went during Winter, but I can just imagine the summer activities. The resort is pretty expansive. There is a family oriented resort («Woodloch Pines»), an adults-​only spa/​lodge («The Lodge at Woodloch») and a section of homes within a gated golf course community («Woodlock Springs») that can also be booked through the hotel. The various Woodloch properties lie along a lake that was unfortunately frozen when we were there (though it was beautiful — one dusk I saw a lone deer standing near the middle as the sun was starting to make its way down).
Combined, there are some very strong offering here. We stayed at the Mt. Laurel section of Woodloch Pines and were pleasantly surprised at how new and clean everything was (as an older resort, we thought the accommodations might be dated. They were not). There are about 20 different activities ranging from climbing to go karts to hiking to swimming to archery to snow tubing to zip lining. The list goes on – I’d recommend visiting the website for a complete list. Many activities were closed due to snow and weather, but here is a brief summary to give an idea of what to expect:
There is a daily schedule that lists activities and entertainment. The entertainment is what you might expect from a regional resort (not something you’d go out for, but if it’s there and it’s included, you’d watch some). The activities are good enough to be enjoyable — you can tell each is the real thing even if it’s brief. I’m not sure if it was the time of year, but things were not too crowded. As a result, you could do a whole lot of activities in a day. Each thing doesn’t take long, things are close together, but they also give the thrill you’re looking for (in an abbreviated way). The nice thing is that there is stuff geared toward toddlers, kids, teens, and even adults. In the warmer weather a lot more will open up, but I’m sure the crowds will be heavier.
So on the plus side, there is a lot to do and it’s good enough to feel like you’re doing some real activities. The service was very good. The staff was heavy on teens and older folks. Most were nice, some seamed a little overwhelmed and rushed, but there was no bad or rude service. One critique would be with the meals. Mostly room rates include meal plans. There aren’t a lot of options and the food is fair… think economy cruise ship. The quantity is great, but we wouldn’t want to do too many days of it. A nice restaurant that allows children would be a nice addition.
To sum it up, this place is not a world class destination, but it’s a very strong regional player. There are a lot of diverse activities and the people there seemed to be having a good time. Whether you want to be active, relax at the spa, or just get away, there is a lot for you at this place!

Man I just spent 3 days at family style overnight camp. Fabulous activities, water skiing, arts and crafts, fishing, riflery, archery, water boating, and many more.
The food in the common dining hall is like something out of 1956. Rich foods, cakes and breads (all of which are available to take home)…excellent
Service overall phenomenal. A great family owned 3^rd generation resort destination in the poconos!