Tremendous 3-bedroom cabin in enjoyable Hawley with a outdoor hot tub.

Nestled in Hawley, this adorable cabin offers a terrific retreat for guests seeking comfort and charm. With three bedrooms featuring a king, queen, and full bed, there’s plenty of space for everyone to relax. The three bathrooms include thoughtful touches like a bidet and hair dryer, making your stay even more convenient. Guests enjoy a cozy atmosphere with heating and air conditioning to keep things just right. Whether you’re unwinding after a day of adventure or gathering for a meal, this wonderful cabin provides a perfect home base. Kitchen has a chef style gas range. Dining room has a large 10 person capacity table and a wine cooler. We also have additional queen size sofa bed for two extra people. Right behind the house has a 260 acre hiking trail with trail marking on the trees. There are many good restaurants in Hawley and near by town called Honesdale. Route 6 is one of the best scenic route for fall season and year round. Our place will help you feel at home while you're traveling in Hawley.
White Mills is a small historic village along the Lackawaxen River, tucked between Hawley and Honesdale and shaped by a remarkable glassmaking legacy. Beginning in the 1860s, master glassmaker Christian Dorflinger transformed the community into a thriving factory town whose renowned cut crystal found its way to the tables of several U.S. presidents. Today, visitors can explore that history at the Dorflinger Factory Museum and the Dorflinger Glass Museum, home to more than 1,000 pieces of Dorflinger crystal. Along Charles Street, the distinctive glassworkers’ houses remain from the company-town era, offering a glimpse into the community built around the skilled craftsmen and their families who once made White Mills home.
The village also offers plenty of reasons to spend time outdoors. The nearly 600-acre Dorflinger-Suydam Wildlife Sanctuary features approximately five miles of walking trails through woods and around the sanctuary’s lake. During the summer, the Sanctuary hosts the Wildflower Concert Series, a White Mills tradition since 1983, with live music performed in a natural outdoor amphitheater surrounded by towering pines. Guests can bring a lawn chair or blanket and pack a picnic for an evening of music under the trees. The Historic White Mills Community Trail, restored 1911 firehouse, historic canal sites, and nearby Lackawaxen River add even more opportunities to discover the history and character of this distinctive corner of the Poconos.