Lake Naomi in the Poconos Mountains of Pennsylvania.

Capture the essence of summer, fall or winter vacations at the Lake Naomi Country Club Community with its lakes (second largest in the Poconos region), rustic wooded lots, country homes, walking trails, tennis facility, meticulously groomed recreational facilities and first class cuisine served at a spectacular waterfront clubhouse.  While here play a round a golf in Timber Trails or any of the other 25 Poconos Golf Courses, take a sailing lesson on the 277 acre lake, test the 18 soft surface tennis courts, take advantage of the Lake Naomi Kids Camp and Creative Teen Programs, workout in the new community fitness center or splash around in two pools and pool waterslides. 

The best vacation and year around recreational community in the Poconos just got better with the grand opening of the Award Winning, 48,000 square foot Lake Naomi - Timber Trails Community Center.  The Community Center features an indoor swimming pool, state of the art fitness center and aerobics studio, multi-purpose space capable of accommodating two indoor tennis courts, a covered pavilion, paddle tennis court and much, more.  Call today and make an appointment to discover for yourself why Lake Naomi - Timber Trails was selected as one of the 99 Best Recreational Communities in America over and over again. 

 

To purchase a home at Lake Naomi - call Camelback Real Estate 570 517 2111 For a List of Homes for Sale at Lake Naomi email usarealty with the request

 

Homes in the community of Lake Naomi are priced between $185,000 and 1,500,000. Most are in good condition and have access to the community amenities and lake. Since Lake naomi is located in the center of the Poconos Vacation Region, it is one of the most desirable vacation home communities in the area. Professional management has been in place for decades and keeps the community in very good shape . Homes are mostly owner occupied with a small percentage owned and used as rentals.

 

The main attraction is the lake which was originally built as in the late 1800's as an ice harvesting lake and the center of the multi million dollar ice business supplying ice to New York City and Philadephia in the early 1900's. Now it exists as a recreational haven. Fishing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and ice boating are some of the favorite uses. Since the homes, when built, were placed a reasonable distance back from the shoreline, the lake has a real natural feel.