Lake Naomi Club Community Center Grand Opening

(Published 5-30-2007) Saturday, May 26, 2007 is the day Lake Naomi Club cut the ribbon and welcomed members to their brand new 48,000 square foot Community Center. This amazing $8.5 million facility will meet the needs of Lake Naomi-Timber Trails Club Members far into the future.

Poconos' Lake Naomi seeks to attract a Hamptons crowd

(Published 4-2007, TheRealDeal.com) The Iife you were planning to rent a home for the summer in the Hamptons and didn't get around to it, you're probably out of luck, unless you're willing to consider the other Hamptons. That's what boosters are calling Lake Naomi in the Poconos, a development that's part of a push in the area to attract a new generation of vacationers who grew up with campy ads for the late, lamented and heart-shape-tub-equipped resort Mount Airy Lodge, which closed its doors in 2001 after 50 years of enticing New Yorkers with its treacly jingles.

The Fall Breakup

(Published 9-15-2006, New York Times) IT was, as usual, an active summer in Southampton for Bruce and Eunyce Lipnick. “We’d go to Sant Ambroeus, every Saturday morning,” said Mr. Lipnick, who is chairman of a Manhattan hedge fund and a 20-year veteran of the Hamptons. The friends the Lipnicks routinely encountered over croissants and cappuccino at the bar of Sant Ambroeus, a popular restaurant on Main Street in Southampton — the ones they typically ran into later in the day on Cooper’s Beach — would suggest dinner at Savannah or maybe Nello. Done.

Vacation Retreat Provides Profit For Purchase of a Larger Home

(Published 8-21-2006, RealEstateJournal.com) Lake Naomi Club, a residential country club community located less than two hours from New York City and Philadelphia, is nestled on the top of the Pocono Mountains in Pocono Pines, Pa. The community has seven sand beaches on the lake, adjoins 25,000 acres of state forest and is within minutes of three ski resorts (Jack Frost, Big Boulder and Camelback).

HAVENS; Weekender | Lake Naomi, Pa.

(Published 6-7-2002, New York Times) Certainly outdated and maybe undeserved, the cheesy image of the Poconos as a backwater dotted with low-end honeymoon resorts persists. But savvy weekenders know that the uninitiated are missing the real picture: the Poconos' lush woodlands, rolling hills, sizable lakes and limitless pastimes. Its affordability is a bonus.

Lake Naomi is a Credit to the Poconos

(Published 10-4-1999, Pocono Record) For those who look at the current landscape and see a growing number of fast-food restaurants, department stores, tacky strip malls and ugly billboards, and then wonder what the heck happened here, take a ride along Route 940. Up in Tobyhanna Township, just to the right of the traffic light in Pocono Pines, you'll find what can only be described as a land planner's dream, a Never-Never Land that leaves one thinking "this is how the Poconos oughtt be."