New Jersey School Trip Location

Enjoy multiple ropes courses at Pocono Valley Resort! Our 350-acre private campus offers a variety of ropes elements and zip lines all located within our beautiful private forest campus. Our trained facilitators tailor each group’s experience based upon your specific goals. We create a challenging environment that encourages personal growth and camaraderie. Pocono Valley Resort is dedicated to providing exceptional experiences in a fun and engaging way to our quests.

Getting to Pocono Valley from New Jersey

Take 76 West to 476 North. Continue on 476 N to Exit 74 (Mahoning Valley). Go through toll both and bear right onto 209 North. Proceed approx. 15.5 miles to Route 715 North (Wawa on corner) and turn left. Take Rte. 715 N approx. 3.5 miles then follow signs to Pocono Valley.

Top Benefits for Senior Trips

1. Learn about cooperation and leadership – Most retreats provide opportunities for students to work in groups and develop leadership abilities. Students may be asked to organize a project or lead an activity, such as a sport or physical exercise. Receiving this type of leadership training in middle or high school can help students prepare for college while also teaching them real-world management skills.
2. Try new things and create new interests – Retreats usually provide plenty of possibilities to try new things and develop new hobbies.
3. Learn new abilities and improve confidence — Students in private schools can use retreat time to unwind and learn new talents without the stress of grades. This leads to increased self-assurance and a readiness to attempt new things, as well as increased self-esteem and the tenacity and determination to achieve one’s full potential.

Make the most of your all-inclusive stay while taking advantage of our top-notch facilities and professional sports instructors. When you book your stay at Pocono Vally Resort, you can pick from a wide variety of sports and activities.

Poconos Interesting Facts

In the Poconos, golfers can play on over 35 courses built by Robert Trent Jones, AJ Tillinghast, and Donald Ross.

Great Pocono Resorts existed before the Civil War, but the huge resorts arose afterward.

After the war, the Delaware Water Gap was America’s second largest inland tourist town (behind Saratoga Springs, New York)

The Appalachian Trail became the first National Scenic Trail in 1968 when Congress passed the National Trails System Act.

4 counties, 2 National Parks, 9 State Parks, 150 lakes, 19 waterfalls, 170 miles of rivers and 7 ski slopes make up the Poconos.

You can plan more for your New Jersey Senior trip here: https://travel.usnews.com/The_Poconos_PA/Things_To_Do/