Community & Area Guide

The office handles community questions. All trash and recycling goes to the collection center — it cannot be left outside because of bears.

Community beach on the lake. A great spot to relax and let the kids play. Wristbands required for anyone over age 5.

Community pool with a lifeguarded area. Wristbands required for anyone over age 5. Extra day-use bands are $10 at the pool gate.

The community clubhouse has a casual restaurant for grabbing a bite without leaving the community. Please note: alcohol cannot be purchased on-site.

Boat access and fishing dock on the lake. Non-powered boat rentals may be available seasonally — check with the office.

Tennis, pickleball, basketball, sand volleyball, and horseshoes are all within the community. Courts are first-come, first-served.

The closest spot for groceries, essentials, beer, and charcoal for the grill. A few restaurants and a gas station are nearby too.

Great hiking with few people. Peaceful and much less trafficked than the state parks — a favorite for a quiet morning walk.

Popular state park with well-maintained hiking trails and the famous Boulder Field. Expect more visitors, but the scenery is worth it.

Whitewater rafting on the Lehigh River. A great half-day adventure for families and groups.

One of the largest paintball parks in the country. Fun for bigger groups and older kids.

Historic mountain town packed with restaurants, shops, train rides, and outdoor adventures. If you only visit one place outside the community, make it this one.

A scenic lake community with restaurants and shops. Good for a relaxed day trip.

The 7-day forecast for Albrightsville, PA. Check before heading out hiking or to the lake.

The official tourism site for the Poconos — more attractions, events, and trip ideas than we could ever fit here.