Honesdale / Pocono KOA Holiday

We had a great time here. From the time we checked in, the staff took care of us. The owner made sure we had a spot big enough. Andy the camp host was the best I've ever experienced. From guiding us to and into our site when we arrived to helping us with some camper troubleshooting to filling propane tanks. He is definitely an asset to your team! Very dog friendly with a little dog park to let them stretch their legs after a long ride. A nice dip in the pool with some other friendly campers. Oh, and the bathrooms by our site were spotless!

Absolutey great place to stay, lots of activities for the kids, crafts, candy bar bingo, jump pad, tubby slide. Very clean facilities. Pool area is clean, laundry is great. Owners Tim,Deb and family are the best so nice and helpful. Workers are wonderful remember us everytime we go back, we have been going every Holiday weekend for the past few years. Other campers are very friendly and helpful. Love KOA Honesdale.

We stayed at this KOA for our son’s wedding. We had about 35 people in our family stay between cabins, campers, a tent and the glamping tent. We loved this KOA! The staff is extremely helpful, friendly, accommodating, and polite. Debby and Julie at the front desk are so welcoming. The park is clean and lots for kids to do. It’s also great for sleeping. There are lights, but only where necessary so you sleep well. We had a rehearsal dinner here and rented the pavilion. The staff placed ever parking and directed people to parking spaces. The WiFi is not great, but we couldn’t get service until we were almost halfway to Honesdale, so wifi issues might not be the park’s issue. We will be back and look forward to that visit!

The staff is very helpful and friendly. The sites are somewhat level, but we had one that was pretty good. Shower design is unusual, but lights going off when in the shower is a bit unusual, however, the hot water running out was bad

Honesdale KOA really is a beautiful area nestled in the Pocono mountains. The nature here takes me back to my youth of camping trips with the Girl Scouts. Upon arrival, the campground is gated, and feels much like an HOA Fort Knox. There are two buttons to push for access although we weren’t sure what to do so I called the front desk, and the lady on the phone told me she could see me on camera, and that if I get back in our motorhome, she would open the gate. That had me somewhat unnerved. I’m sure there’s plenty of wildlife, etc…but upon check in I realized that’s probably not it. The lady at the front desk, medium length grey hair did not greet me coming in, she asked if I was checking in. No smile, no mention of local things or park events. She did however say that there’s a waivers mu