String lights strung between pine trees over the firepit area at The Lakeview at dusk

The Hideout · Pocono Mountains

Four bedrooms
in the trees.

Jacuzzi, steam shower, game room, firepit. Two hours from the city and a lot more than you'd expect from a Poconos rental.

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The house

Built for the kind of trip where nobody's in a hurry.

The Lakeview sits inside The Hideout, a gated four-season community in the northern Poconos. Vaulted ceilings, honey-colored pine, and a stone fireplace that does most of the work on a cold night. The kitchen opens into the living and dining space, so cooking, eating, and sprawling out all happen in the same room — which is the point.

The lake is two city blocks away. The kayaks and paddle boards are already here, on the rack out back. In winter, the ski and tubing hill is a few minutes inside the gates. You do not need to plan anything. That is what the house is for.

Four-season community

What's open when you come.

Everything is open. Take the kayaks.

Two lakes, sandy beaches, outdoor pools, tennis and sports courts — all a few minutes from the door, all inside the gates. The kayaks and paddle boards are on the rack, ready to go. Nights are for the firepit, the hammock, and s'mores you'll regret in the morning.

  • Two lakes & sandy beachesOpen
  • Kayaks & paddle boardsIncluded
  • Outdoor poolsOpen
  • Tennis & sports courtsOpen
  • Screened porch & hammockPrime

Inside

The little luxuries.

Private jacuzzi

The after-a-long-day reset. Year-round, and better in the cold.

Steam shower

A touch of spa you don't expect to find in a house in the woods.

Indoor fireplace

Stone hearth, real wood. The centerpiece of every cold evening here.

Game room

Ping pong, foosball, arcade, darts. Rainy-day headquarters and the site of many friendly rivalries.

Screened porch

Fresh air without the bugs. Best seat in the house during a summer storm.

Firepit

S'mores, stargazing, and conversations that only happen around a fire.

Hammock

For the afternoon you decide to do absolutely nothing.

Kayaks & paddle boards

On the rack, ready to go. The lake is two blocks away.

Full kitchen

Everything you need to cook for eleven, opening straight into the dining room.

Living room at The Lakeview with a hanging egg chair and floor-to-ceiling windows onto the woods Wood-burning stove lit on the brick hearth in the living room Game room with a ping pong table, foosball table, and dartboard Firepit ringed with Adirondack chairs on the gravel patio among the pines Kayaks and paddle boards stored on a wooden rack beside the lake Outdoor dining table set for six on the stone patio under the trees Private jacuzzi tub surrounded by deep blue tile

Sleeping

Room for eleven, and room to get away from them.

Four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms — enough that mornings don't bottleneck and everyone has a corner to retreat to at the end of the night.

Bedroom 1

Queen bed · sleeps 2

Bedroom 2

Twin-over-full bunk · sleeps 3

Bedroom 3

California king · sleeps 2

Bedroom 4

Queen bed & twin bunks · sleeps 4

Getting here

Close enough to be easy. Far enough to feel like leaving.

The Hideout is a private, gated community with 24/7 security, so a short rental registration is required for entry — we send everything over after you book. The house sits among neighboring properties; it's a community, not a secluded lot.

From
New York City~2 hours
From
Philadelphia~2 hr 30 min
From
Scranton~40 minutes
To the lake
2 blockswalkable

Good to know

Questions people actually ask.

How far is The Lakeview from New York City?

About two hours by car. The Hideout is in Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, in the northern Pocono Mountains — roughly two hours from NYC and about two and a half from Philadelphia.

How many people does the house sleep?

Up to 11 guests, across four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.

Is there skiing at The Hideout?

Yes — The Hideout has its own ski and tubing hill, open seasonally in winter, a few minutes from the house and inside the gates.

Do I need to register to get through the gate?

Yes. The Hideout is a private, gated community with 24/7 security, so a short rental registration is required for entry. We send you everything you need after booking.

Do I need four-wheel drive?

In snow, we recommend it. The driveway is gravel and gets steep in winter, so all-wheel or four-wheel drive makes the last stretch a lot easier from roughly December through March.

Are the community amenities included?

The pools, beaches, and outdoor courts are free to use during your stay. A handful of amenities carry a small nominal fee depending on what you use.

Are pets allowed?

No — The Lakeview is a pet-free home. We keep it that way for guests with allergies.

Book direct

Come up. Light the fire. Stay a while.

Book through Airbnb for full platform protection, or reach out directly and deal with us straight.

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Or enquire directly — same house, one less middleman.