LaceyVilla - Huge home in Endless Mountains

We stayed at Laceyville to celebrate my grandma’s 80th birthday. We had a great time and the house handled all 10 adults, 2 toddlers and 2 dogs without feeling too squishy. Cindy was a wonderful host! She left some local treats for us on the table on arrival and gave us some recommendations for activities in the area. She is very responsive and checked on us via message multiple times throughout our stay. When my grandma thought she forgot her laptop behind Cindy offered to go look for it and mail it the following day (the laptop ended up not being left behind). Some things to be aware of though (especially if you are staying with elderly)- the stairs to the bedrooms are very steep and the claw tub is a little tough to get in and out of and could be a little slippery. Some things we did over the weekend - checked out the local shops, the oldest house in town, ordered take out from the meat hook (which is gluten free) and drove about an hour to Scranton to the trolley museum (which the toddlers loved) Overall we had a great experience and would stay here again!

We enjoyed our week at Laceyvilla. The house was great for our family of 11. We walked down to the river a few times, but didn't take the kayaks to the location near the bridge. We found it was better to drive up to Creek side Park in Wyalusing to play in the water and enjoy God's creation. That park is only 10 miles up river, so I kayaked from the park back to the house twice. Took about 2 hours. We also found the Grovedale Winery was great for the whole family. They have a playground, small petting zoo and plenty of room for the kids to play. The wine is good too.

The property was really nice and in a good location. We enjoyed taking walks in the area and spending time with our family using their board games and other material provided. We are sure to come again in the future. Thank you for having us. - Jana and family

We love the house and yard, it was exactly how described! So much room for our family. The access to the river is non existent though from the yard. To get to the river, you have to walk the train tracks, about 8 houses down to a grassy area. There is a small kayak launch area but not a good place to swim or fish (alot of trees). We were just under the impression you could get to the river easily and directly from the backyard. We ended up leaving early because of this( as it as the whole point of booking the house). Cindy was great at communicating and we did get a partial refund for the remainder of our stay.