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What it feels like to stay here
The Hideout keeps its own street name — mail goes to 640 The Hideout, Lake Ariel, PA 18436 — which tells you something about a place large enough to function as its own address in northeastern Pennsylvania. Day to day, the recreation side runs on lakes, pools and beaches, a golf course paired with a golf practice center, and a fitness center, all listed among the association's amenities. Winter has its own hook here: a ski hill is maintained within the community's recreation offerings rather than sitting an hour down the road. Food and beverage is handled in-house too, across a clubhouse, a pizzeria, a tiki bar, a beach snack shop, the Main Lodge, and the Ski Hill Grill. Quieter hours have somewhere to go as well, between the Nubia Malkin Art Center, Laurel Park Campground, and the community parks. Renting here is a community-administered process, with an owner agreement and a tenant agreement both published on the association's rentals page. Stay length matters: separate rental rules cover visits of up to 28 overnights and those running from 29 overnights to one year. A Rental Department fields questions at 570-698-4100 ext. 125, Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Homes for rent are posted alongside the association's classifieds, so the houses available are the ones inside the gates.
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Amenities & access
Guests renting a house here fall under the association's tenant agreement, which governs use of the property. The amenities reached from a rental include the lakes, pools and beaches, golf, and fitness center that the association maintains. On-property dining at the clubhouse, pizzeria, tiki bar, beach snack shop, Main Lodge, and Ski Hill Grill is available without leaving the community. Recreation events and programs are organized by the association for those on site.
- Lakes, pools and beaches, golf with a practice center, and a fitness center sit within the association's amenity list.
- A ski hill is part of the community's own recreation program.
- Six food and beverage outlets, from the pizzeria and tiki bar to the Ski Hill Grill, operate on property.
- The Nubia Malkin Art Center and a woodshop give the community a creative side beyond sport.
- Rentals are governed by owner and tenant agreements issued by the Association of Property Owners.
Sources: hideoutassoc.com
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