Other than that, regional attractions require a drive. There’s a gas station right opposite the entrance, a Taco Bell about five minutes away, and Pocono Gardens is a 15-minute walk from the property. While the resort is self-contained, there are a few conveniences within walking distance. Mount Pocono is a small town in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains, known for camping, hiking, and numerous ski resorts that attract vacationers year-round. Paradise Stream Resort is located about a 10-minute drive from downtown Mount Pocono and is convenient to I-380. That said, it’s the cheesy romance factor that’s all part of the draw. Then it’s back to the bar and nightclub for some evening entertainment, and refreshing doses of Art Deco decor, that unlike the rest of this place, feel far more timeless than tacky. Dinner takes place in the restaurant at round cloth-covered tables with faux rose red centerpieces.

This is where guests gather from early evening for happy hour specials and a game of adult bingo. A bridge spans one of the bucolic streams, with a cute wooden gazebo, and a paved fire pit providing quaint spots for couples to relax between rounds of mini-golf or archery. Suites are spread out across the property, and require a drive from the main lobby, dining, and entertainment area. They feature a large private lake and several ponds fed by two creeks (one called Paradise Creek) that join at the east end of the property. Its overall tired and dated look could really benefit from some updates. But Paradise Stream is all about spending quality time together… exploring nature trails, fishing on the lake, or tenderly sharing any of the seasonal activities on offer - in between making the most of those retro-style love nests. A giant red love heart sign outside exclaims, 'You Are Entering the Land of Love,' but guests might notice that this place has been shown very little love. Paradise Stream is one of the three Cove Haven honeymoon hotels made famous from heart-shaped hot tubs and cheesy 1960s decor.

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