COVID-19 leads to rundown facilities, open drug use at Camelback Resort

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The Camelback Resort in Tannersville, Pennsylvania, has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to guests reviews, not only has the pricey Pocono Mountains retreat fallen into disrepair, but their efforts to bounce back have led to overbooking, expensive hidden fees and even relaxed standards leading to open drug use on the premises.

The Camelback Resort describes itself as “the best hotel for family getaways, and one of the most sought after resorts in the Poconos.” The lodge-style getaway offers stays in suites with multiple bedrooms featuring fireplaces, balconies, and even full kitchens. They also have an on-site water park.

“Camelback was a safe, upscale family friendly resort when we visited 4 years ago. Now it’s run down, with dilapidated rooms, broken water slides, and filled with sketchy patrons openly using drugs throughout the park,” said a guest who wished to remain anonymous.

What was once a charming and immaculate resort now has fallen prey to the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic which has eaten away at resort standards.