One of Pennsylvania's best kept secrets, Wayne County has been among our state's leaders in population growth for the past 20 years, thanks to our most prized asset: exceptional quality of life. Wayne County cherishes its outstanding educational system, and all three districts have shown steady growth. Several nearby colleges and universities such as Penn State, Marywood, and Wilkes provide easy access to higher education. Unique historical and rich cultural backgrounds make the county an interesting place to live. Honesdale is home to the first American railroad, the Stourbridge Lion.
The county also hosts the Dorflinger-Suydam Glass Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary. Dorflinger glass is world-famous and used in the White House. The historical Calder House Museum consists of Native American artifacts, textiles and old farming equipment. Mother Nature calls Wayne County home. Swimming, fishing, boating, water sports and snowmobiling all take place at Lake Wallenpaupack, which boasts a 52-mile shoreline and 5,700-acres of water. Also, Prompton State Park offers a 280-acre lake with areas for picnicking, hiking, camping, hunting, and fishing.
Wayne County is both a safe and beautiful place to live. Rural taxes and utility costs are low. Property is abundant and offered at a reasonable price. The people are friendly and the pace of life is easy. What more could a young person starting out in life ask for? Visit Pennsylvania's best kept secret and see the benefits for yourself.
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Photos: Central Park and the Wayne County Courthouse - David B. Soete
Keen Lake - David B. Soete