House in Lake Ariel, PA
Reasons to book
About this house rental
The space
Four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms give everyone room to spread out — easy mornings, no bottlenecks, two city blocks from the lake and a private corner to retreat to at the end of the day. The layout flows from a fully equipped kitchen into open living and dining space, so cooking, gathering, and unwinding all happen together, with the indoor fireplace keeping things cozy on cool nights.
☆☆ THE LITTLE LUXURIES ☆☆
Private jacuzzi — the after-a-long-day reset, year-round
Steam shower — a touch of spa you don't expect in a Poconos rental
Indoor fireplace — the centerpiece for chilly mountain evenings
Game room — rainy-day headquarters and the site of many friendly rivalries
Screened porch — fresh air without the bugs, great in 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 — head straight out onto the lake whenever the water's calling
☆☆ STAY MADE SIMPLE ☆☆
This home features StayQR, a digital guest guide you can access right from your phone. Just scan the QR code on-site to instantly pull up everything you need for your stay — property info, step-by-step appliance guides, local activities and dining recommendations, and emergency contacts — all in one place, no app download required.
Guest access
Guests have the full run of the home and everything in it, plus access to The Hideout's community amenities:
Two lakes & sandy beaches
Outdoor pools
Golf course
Tennis & sports courts
Ski hill & tubing (seasonal)
Hiking trails + seasonal recreation
The pools, beaches, and outdoor courts are free to use; a handful of amenities carry a small nominal fee depending on what you use.
Other things to note
The Hideout is a private, gated community with 24/7 security, so a short rental registration is required for entry — your property manager will send everything over after booking. The home sits among neighboring properties (it's a community, not a secluded lot), and the driveway can get steep in winter, so all-wheel or four-wheel drive is recommended in snow.
