This page contains the solicited and unsolicited comments from guests who have stayed at the resort and provides a small scrapbook also (if they supplied or we were there to take pictures). Please feel free to contact the guest if there is an e/MAIL address supplied (they've given their permission).
Memorial Day 2002 Guests and their Four-Legged Friends enjoying a moment by water
Taking a moment out from playing for a group picture (Memorial Day 2002)
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and their dog Tara (August 2000)
"We love the privacy and quiet. The grounds are beautiful. We discovered Rimrock on the Internet and it's everything the web site described. This is our first time here and we've already booked for next year."
e/MAIL: tarathompson1@yahoo.com
"Rimrock is the place to go if you are looking for a nice, quiet
place to relax and regroup. The new upgrades this year were very much enjoyed.
We have been coming here twice a year for six years and have always loved it." -
the Beckmans and Rascal
Mr. and Mrs. Malinossky (not pictured) and dogs
"The whole family enjoyed the stay."
e/MAIL: jmalinossky@tiaa-cref.org
"Many thanks for your great facility. We had a lovely time here in number 7 and hope to visit you again in the Fall or later. All the best." - the Devaneys
Hi,
Ya know taking your paw pals on vacation is grrrreat providing you find a
place that will accept them. Also some places only accept small dogs under
thirty pounds. Several books on vacationing with your pets or pet friendly
facilities list plenty of locations but do not mention that there are weight
limits and even time limits. It gets quite exasperating when you call these
places. My Mollie sat by the phone with her big doe eyes and she looked like
she was about to cry after every unsuccessful phone call. Finally, the Mrs.
checked a website-www.petswelcome.com and we struck poop dirt, whoops, I mean
pay dirt. We found a place within the Delaware Water Gap in Burtonville called
Rim Rock Cottages which takes all size dogs. The place is mmmmmmGood. Each
guest and their four-leggeds gets an A-frame ski chalet like building complete
with loft, double beds up and down, kitchenette, bathroom and shower. Very
rustic. The grounds are quite nice for human and dog walking. Dogs MUST be on
a leash and poopy bags are a must. There are two ponds currently being visited
by a flock of Canada Geese, which my Rosie(a BC) wanted to herd. The
surrounding area (the Poconos) is quite interesting. All of us(ROSIE &
Mollie included) went to Bush kill Falls, the Niagara of the Delaware River.
We huffed and puffed up and down the woodland steps along the falls.Our girls
did quite well. That night we went to Mt. Pocono for some I.C. treats. If you
ever get up there try a flavor called Moose Tracks. Well anyway we loved being
kenneled with our girls at Rim Rock Cottages. BTW, we don't get any
commission.We just loved the place and plan on going back for Fall foliage.
It's open all year and in Winter there is nearby skiing. Thank you very mutts
for listening.
Grrrant & The Gang
Tips: If your traveling away from home you might want to take some of your
local water for your dogs and dilute the vacation area water with your local
water. Also, carry a copy of your poochies vaccination certificate just in
case. Also, a doggie first aid kit.
Families by the pool, chilling and having a good time (Memorial Day 2002)
Relaxing and playing music poolside (Memorial Day 2002)
I can't come play--I've got this bench attached to me!
"Rimrock is a great place to relax and unwind." (Memorial Day 2002)