What’s New at Woodloch Resorts

Woodloch Resorts recently announced exciting updates across Woodloch Pines Resort, Woodloch Springs and The Lodge at Woodloch destination spa. The newly renovated suites, expanded seasonal programming, launch of Stay & Play golf packages, partnerships and more are perfect for family travelers.

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Guests can now enjoy the newly completed renovations of Mountain Laurel Suites and select Springbrook Suites at Woodloch Pines Resort. The resort’s seasonal programming also returns with expanded festivals this fall and winter, including Very Merry Weekends throughout December.

At The Lodge at Woodloch, a rotating Monthly Speaker Series features renowned speakers and experts covering topics from holistic wellness to personal growth. Oct. 24–25, Bonny Filosa-Howe, tarot navigator and healer, brings metaphysical insights to her fireside chats, crystal workshops and Tarot readings.

The annual Food & Wine Month returns in November with chef-led tastings, wine pairings and educational workshops, as well as sessions with the founders of Stray Dog Wild Gin and renowned Wine Educator Erika Jurden.

At Woodloch Springs, golfers will love the newly launched Stay & Play package, which includes accommodations in a vacation rental home at Woodloch Springs (minimum four guests), dinner at Clubhouse, 18 holes of golf with cart, and access to all Woodloch Pines & Spring amenities.

Woodloch will open the nation’s first on-site cancer respite center in 2027, For Pete’s Sake Cancer Respite Center at Woodloch. This 34,000-square-foot facility will serve more than 4,000 individuals annually, providing restorative experiences through nature trails, art therapy, water therapy pools, and a communal dining hall serving 60,000 meals a year, all designed with oncology experts.

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Additionally, Woodloch Springs announced a new collaboration with Penn State University. Highlights of the partnership include:

• Honoring Cancer Warriors: Woodloch will provide a V.I.P. game-day experience for a cancer patient and their guest at each home football game
• Happy Valley NIL Event at Woodloch: Woodloch will host a special NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) event bringing together Penn State student-athletes, fans and key stakeholders
• Exclusive Getaway Giveaways: Penn State fans will have the chance to win unforgettable escapes to each of Woodloch’s properties

Woodloch Pines Resort, in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, began in 1958 as a 12-acre lakeside retreat on Lake Teedyuskung and is now a four-season destination spanning more than 1,200 acres, encompassing Woodloch Pines Resort, Woodloch Springs Golf Course & Community, and Lodge at Woodloch destination spa.