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Watres Lodge

Overlooking Lake Lacawac, the Watres lodge built in 1903 is a step back into time when the home served as a summer residency for the wealthy of Scranton.  Utilize the living and dining rooms, front porch and screened in side porch. Ideal for cocktail receptions or smaller dinners.  
Capacity: Dinner 25 people- Cocktail Reception up to 150 people
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Carriage House

Step back into a time you will never forget. The Carriage House was built to house the horses and carriages needed to operate the estate and transport the residents here from the train station 7 miles away in Lake Ariel. The rustic downstairs remains almost entirely intact with even individual horse stalls and antique fittings.  Capacity: Dinner 50 people - Dancing/Ceremony/Cocktail Reception up to 150 people
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The Outdoors

Just beside the Watres Lodge, there is a large open space surrounded by the majestic forest.  Easy access to the lodge, kitchen, and parking.  Capacity: Dinner up to 150 people
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Lacawac Hours:  Open to the public sunrise to sunset

LACAWAC SANCTUARY
94 Sanctuary Road
Lake Ariel, PA 18436
570.689.9494
info@lacawac.org

Lacawac Sanctuary Field Station and Environmental Education Center is an independent, non-profit, environmental education organization located on the shore of Lake Wallenpaupack in the Northern Poconos.  We operate solely on program fees, memberships, sponsorships, grants and private donations from people like you.
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Major Business Sponsors 2022

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