Glamping tents and tiny houses with hot tubs and saunas in Albrightsville, Pennsylvania, near Hickory Run State Park.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Pets
- Yes
- Hot tub
- Yes
- Good for
- CouplesDog ownersFamilies
- Price
- Moderate
Camptel Poconos sits on PA-534 in Albrightsville, in the heart of the Pocono Mountains, offering a mix of glamping tents (glamptainers) and tiny houses built for short stays close to nature without giving up basic comforts. Units come with high-speed Wi-Fi, private decks, and smart TVs, and the property as a whole leans into a resort-style glamping setup rather than a bare-bones campsite.
Outside the units, the grounds include hot tubs, saunas, and an on-site gym, plus a community fire pit with seating. Guests can pass the time with horseshoes, cornhole, bocce ball, giant chess, or paintball, and there's a children's play area for families traveling with kids. Showers are available on-site, which matters for anyone used to more primitive camping setups.
Pets are welcome, though dogs must be under 35 pounds, and there's a $35 per night pet fee. The property is positioned as a base camp for exploring the wider Poconos region: Hickory Run State Park and its trails and waterfalls are close by, Jim Thorpe is a short drive away, and so are Pocono Raceway and the ski areas at Jack Frost, Big Boulder, and Blue Mountain.
Camptel Poconos falls into the moderate price tier and is suited to couples, families, and dog owners looking for a few nights of trail access and mountain views with a hot tub and fireplace nearby. Bookings and rate details are handled through the property's website, with phone support also available for questions.
Good to know
- Is Camptel Poconos pet friendly?
- Yes, pets are welcome as long as they're under 35 pounds, and there's a $35 per night pet fee.
- What's included at the property besides the cabin or tent?
- Guests have access to hot tubs, saunas, an on-site gym, a community fire pit, yard games like cornhole and bocce ball, a children's play area, and on-site showers.
- What attractions are nearby?
- Hickory Run State Park is close by with trails and waterfalls, and Jim Thorpe, Pocono Raceway, and ski areas including Jack Frost, Big Boulder, and Blue Mountain are a short drive away.
- How do I book a stay?
- Book through the Camptel Poconos website or call the property directly at (570) 534-8069; specific rates and minimum stay aren't listed here, so confirm those details with the venue.
- Does the property have Wi-Fi?
- Yes, high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
Details checked November 3, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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