Woodloch Resorts recently announced a new partnership especially appealing to family travelers: Pairing up with STOKKE, Woodloch now makes it easier for parents and caregivers to enjoy a getaway at The Pines at Woodloch, the brand’s all-inclusive family resort in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains. Guests can now borrow select STOKKE baby gear for use throughout their stay.
“As a family-run resort, we’re always looking for thoughtful ways to make traveling with little ones easier,” said Erica Bloch, associate director of Communications, Woodloch Resorts. “This partnership felt like a natural fit because STOKKE offers products that are practical, comfortable, and genuinely helpful for families on the go. If parents can pack a little less and feel a little more at ease when they arrive, that leaves more room for what matters most here: spending time together.”
Available in limited quantities, guests can borrow the following STOKKE items during their stay:
- Tripp Trapp chair + Baby Set with harness, available in North Lodge and Gigi’s Coffee House, helping families bring little ones right up to the table for meals, snacks and activities
- Stokke YOYO³ stroller, an ultra-compact stroller option for getting around the property with a lightweight, travel-friendly design; stop by the front desk at The Pines at Woodloch to borrow
“At Stokke, our mission has always been to grow confident kids through moments of family connection,” said Sara Segall, Brand Marketing director, Americas, Stokke. “Knowing that Woodloch is a destination where families come to spend intentional time together, it felt like a natural fit for our products to support those special moments.”
Availability varies by date and is offered on a first come, first served basis.
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