Upper Woods Cabin | 34-Acre Retreat, Honesdale PA
Honesdale, PA, US
About this property
Some places you visit to get away. This is one you come to disappear for a while — in the best way. Upper Woods Cabin sits at the end of a private drive on 34 acres in Honesdale, PA, backing right up to 4,500+ acres of state game lands. Evenings end on the wraparound deck or in the brand-new hot tub under the stars. Great for kids too — 34 acres to explore, trails to wander, and blueberries to pick in summer.
The cabin itself has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, and a living room with cathedral ceilings and exposed beams. There's on-demand floor heat, mini-splits for summer, a wood stove for the shoulder seasons, and a backup generator. Walk-in basement with laundry, and a concrete pad out back with room for camping gear.
A 30x50 man cave/garage — soundproof and wired for a recording studio, with an extra bedroom/studio room. A 24x48 shop with plenty of storage. Two hunting blinds, well-kept trails, an established food plot, and a big blueberry patch.
It's not a resort, and that's the point. It's 34 acres of quiet, built for people who want space to breathe.
Quiet, semi-rural neighborhood on the outskirts of Honesdale with a mix of single-family homes, wooded lots and small farm parcels. Close to Honesdale borough (downtown shops, cafes, the Wayne County Courthouse, D&H Canal Park and local museums). Outdoor recreation nearby includes Prompton State Park, the D&H Rail Trail, and Lake Wallenpaupack region a short drive away — the area has a small-town, outdoors-oriented vibe popular with hikers, anglers and weekend visitors.
Driving is the most practical option—local roads are two-lane and well-maintained; a car is recommended for grocery runs, dining and sightseeing. Limited public transit exists through county/regional services (Wayne County Transportation/ride reservations) and intercity bus providers (Martz/Trailways) connecting to larger hubs; schedules must be checked in advance. For short trips within Honesdale, taxis and local ride services may be available but are not frequent. Biking and walking are viable for nearby destinations; the D&H Rail Trail provides good recreational cycling.
