Grandparents
Every house has bedrooms you can reach in three steps or fewer. At Holmes Hideaway two of them share a floor with the kitchen, and there are six bathrooms, so nobody waits their turn.
Holmes Hideaway. The table seats twelve, with four more at the island.
Three generations under one roof.
Three houses in the Poconos, made for family reunions. Each one sleeps sixteen, with quiet bedrooms for the grandparents, a bunk room for the cousins and a long table for dinner together.
A place for each of you
Most families who stay with us come as three generations. The houses are laid out so that everyone gets somewhere of their own, and one big room to share.
Parents
A kitchen that cooks for sixteen and a griddle on the deck. Once the kids are down, there’s a fire pit and a hot tub at every house, and a speakeasy behind the bookshelf at Bootlegger’s Bungalow.
Grandkids
A bunk room in every house. One has a slide and a climbing wall, another is called Little Bear’s Den. Toys, books, a crib and kids’ plates are already there.
Set the table
Each place is a bed. Change the numbers and see how your family fits: one house, two houses a short walk apart, or all three.
Grandparents
Parents
Kids
16 of you fit in one house.
Not the only one deciding? Send this plan to the family.
One house: any of the three
- Grandparents
- Parents
- Kids
- Spare bed
Who sleeps where
An example: two grandparents, six parents and eight kids at Holmes Hideaway.
Grandparents
- King bedroom, first floorOn the same floor as the kitchen, with three steps up to it
Parents
- King bedroom, first floor
- Two king bedrooms, second floorOn the same floor as the kids’ room
Kids
- Little Bear’s Den, second floorTwo sets of bunks and a sofa bed for the younger cousins
- King bedroom, basementFor the teenagers, on the same floor as the theater
Three houses in Emerald Lakes
A wooded community in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, with five lakes, two beaches and an indoor pool. Camelback and Kalahari are a short drive away.
Holmes Hideaway
The big one: 5,000 square feet, a private pool in summer and a Sherlock Holmes lounge in the basement.
- 16
- guests
- 6
- bedrooms
- 6
- baths
For the kids: Little Bear's Den, with two sets of bunks and a sofa bed, plus a play corner with a tent.
Bootlegger's Bungalow
The one with a secret: push the bookshelf and there's a speakeasy with a pool table and an arcade.
- 16
- guests
- 6
- bedrooms
- 3
- baths
For the kids: the Jungle Room, with two bunk beds, a slide and a climbing wall.
The Big Blue House
The cozy one: a blue house in the woods with a screened porch, a stone fireplace and a movie theater.
- 16
- guests
- 6
- bedrooms
- 2
- baths
For the kids: a llama bunk room, and a popcorn machine in the theater.
When one house isn’t enough
Book two or three together. Each side of the family gets its own kitchen and its own front door, and everyone meets at the fire pit.
Open weekends
Straight from our calendar. Each price is the total for the stay, with the cleaning fee and tax included. The amount per person is for a full house.
Looking up open weekends…
“The Big Blue House was perfect for our three generation Thanksgiving gathering”
- 4.95
- out of 5 across 324 reviews of the three houses
- 140
- of those reviews mention family, kids or grandkids
- 311
- guests gave five stars
Make it a tradition
Families who come back get 10% off when they book here. Your code is on the card in the house and in our message after your stay.
Stayed before?Bringing everyone?
Two houses sleep 32 and all three sleep 48. Call or text us and we’ll help you work out who goes where.
And when it’s just the two of you
We also have three studios on the sand in Daytona Beach, each with a kitchen, a pool downstairs and the ocean a few steps away.
