Towamensing Trails is a Private Lake Community Located in Albrightsville Pa in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Towamensing Trails keeps its residents privately nestled into the Beautiful Woods and Mountains of the Poconos, but it is still Great in Location for your nearby Living Essentials. This Community offers to its residents a Private Pool, Beach, Basketball & Volleyball Courts, Ball Field, and Playground. The 190 Acre Lake is Full of Fish.
Brier Crest Woods and its 43 Acre Lake Shangri La can be found Conveniently right off of Route 903 and very close to PA Route 115. Not only is Brier Crest close to the Slopes, it is also Close to Pocono Raceway so Brier Crest Woods Certainly Welcomes all Race Fans! Brier Crest Woods is Almost Completely Surrounded by PA State Gamelands. Brier Crest Woods Boasts Enjoyment on the Fabulous Sandy Beaches of the Lake, Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, and Picnic and Playground Facilities.
Big Bass Lake is a Beautiful, Private, Lake Community Conveniently located close to Route 380. There are three Large Lakes that are highly populated with Large Mouth Bass, and Clean Sandy Beaches with protected swimming areas and waters for canoeing and sailing.There are also Fully Equipped playground facilities, picnic areas, and six professional Laykoid surface Tennis Courts. Recreation Centers in Big Bass Lake include Beautiful Indoor Pool, coffee shop and snack bar, large heated outdoor swimming pool, dry sauna, and a Clubhouse.
Arrowhead Lakes Community is a pristine community that has everything you are looking for in your Pocono Mountain Experience or your Perfect Pocono Mountain Dream Home. There are 2 Large Lakes ( 260 acre, 90 acre), 4 Beaches, 3 Heated Swimming Pools, 7 Tennis Courts, 2 sets of Basketball Courts, Volleyball Court, Horse Shoe Pits. There are picnic facilities at the beaches with tables and grills as well. This Community is filled with animals and wildlife including Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, Owls, Foxes, Chipmunks, Woodpeckers, Black Bear, Turtles, Frogs, Ground Hogs, and much more!
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