Come visit our historic site and experience everyday life on a circa 1800s working farm. Farming, animal care, gardening, heritage crafts, hearth cooking, one room school and wagon rides are just some of the activities to be enjoyed. Since 1963 Quiet Valley has been dedicated to preserving the rich history of America’s early farming families through educational programs, special events and summer tours. We invite you to step into the past at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm and experience life on a traditional homestead.

We at Rowan Asher Winery & Hard Cidery are the Poconos 1st Urban Winery. We are a local, family owned Winery and Hard Cidery specializing in small handcrafted batches allowing us to give enormous attention to each and every batch we curate. We source the finest fruit, from both global and local farmers giving us the opportunity to experience a wider array of delicious wines and share them with you.

Our mission at Banter's Hard Cider is to be on the forefront of the American hard cider renaissance. We aim to create innovative, unique and premium hard ciders by using only the finest ingredients and never compromising our commitment to quality. Offering a constant variety, Banter's menu of novel and uncommon ciders can fascinate even the most cultured of palates.

Since its inception in 1976 our Center has offered a wide range of programs and has always strived to improve and expand its offerings. We continually seek to: • Provide areas in our County for outdoor laboratories where plants, animals and entire ecosystems can be studied; • Sponsor and participate in educational programs, ecological research, and classroom teaching; • Cooperate with other agencies and organizations concerned with environmental education and; • Provide leadership training programs in the field of conservation, environmental education and natural history. The Education Center is located at the County-owned Kettle Creek Wildlife Sanctuary near Bartonsville. This 13,000 sq. foot facility contains the Administrative and Technical offices of the Conservation District. It also houses the Kettle Creek Environmental Education Center on its second floor. Over 7,200 sq. ft. of space is devoted to educational programs including two large classroom/meeting areas, offices, kitchen, public restrooms and numerous displays and exhibits on the Pocono's natural environment. The Center also contains a gift shop with many different educational and environmentally oriented items for sale including a large selection of birdfeeders, quality birdseed, field guides and more. On the outside of the building is a large observation deck and additional classroom area. Many different educational programs are offered year-round. The building is open Monday - Friday, 8am - 4:30pm and most Saturdays from 9am - 1pm. The Kettle Creek Wildlife Sanctuary itself is a 166 acre preserve. The initial 120 acres was donated for the preservation of wildlife by Clayton Swink. And an additional 46 acres was purchased in 2004. It is now managed by the Conservation District and provides an interesting arena for outdoor programs. It has old field, mature deciduous forest, evergreen stands, and two ponds. Over 2 1/2 miles of maintained and well-marked trails are open for public use year-round, 7 days a week. The Education Center also utilizes “satellite sites” in Monroe County. The Meesing site is a 100 acre tract located on the Delaware State Forest north of Marshalls Creek. Owned by the PA Bureau of Forestry and maintained by the Conservation District the area encompasses a variety of diverse habitats. There is a large clear-cut where a young forest is emerging, a stand of pines, a small swamp, a stream, a pond, and a maple forest complete with a Sugar Shack that is used to produce sweet maple syrup each March. Two miles of trails are open to the public year-round, dawn to dusk, for passive recreation and nature study. Kettle Creek Environmental Education Center educators also provide interpretive tours of The Nature Conservancy’s Tannersville Cranberry Bog. Access to the fragile area is limited. The floating boardwalk provides a unique opportunity to see the interior of the bog. Tours are held throughout the year for the general public as well as private and school groups.

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The historic 1795 Stroud Mansion museum offers four floors of exhibit space highlighting the history of Monroe County, PA. Exhibits include artifacts that span local history from the time of the Native Americans to present-day. The building also houses a library with extensive and unique genealogical and local history materials.

Eagles Rest is a picturesque 200-acre farm, veteran-owned and operated by the Fetherman family. We have a 5-acre vineyard and a tasting room in our winery. We also have an outdoor tasting area with fire pits which overlooks the vineyard. We invite our guests to join us for an awesome experience, one that helps you, savor the adventure in life! We can also host your event. Just give us a call!