Poconos Kalahari

What’s new at Poconos Kalahari?

Last month, my family and I were invited to visit the Kalahari to experience Phase II of their recent expansion and renovation. Kalahari Resorts in the Poconos Mountains is now officially America’s Largest Indoor Waterpark. Here’s just some of what we experienced with their recent expansion, doubling their size:

America’s Largest Indoor Waterpark (a true 220,000 sq. ft.)
Admission to America’s largest indoor waterpark and Kalahari’s outdoor waterpark (seasonal, weather permitting) is included for each registered hotel guest.
Expanded outdoor waterpark
100,000 sq. ft. convention center
40,000 sq. ft. interactive arcade
Three full-service signature dining experiences including Double Cut Charcoal Grill
Spa Kalahari & Salon
Kalahari Fitness and Training Center
6,000 sq. ft. of retail space

Part of the newly expanded KalaharI included hundreds of additional rooms bringing the total to nearly 1,000 guest rooms containing one-, two-, three-, and even five-bedroom suites. For our stay, we had the opportunity to experience the African Queen Suite.

The African Queen Suite featured one king bed, separate room with two queen beds. Living room group with queen sofa sleeper and fireplace. Three televisions, one and one-half baths and private patio/deck. The room is priced for up to 6, you may add one or two guests by using the sofa sleeper at $25 per person, per night.

King bed at Poconos Kalahari African Queen Suite

Queen beds at Poconos Kalahari African Queen Suite

Living Room at Poconos Kalahari African Queen Suite

Large bathroom in the African Queen Suite

ADDITIONAL ROOM AMENITIES INCLUDE:

Microwave
Refrigerator
Free high-speed Internet access available
Telephone(s) with voice mail
Tables and chairs
Ironing board and iron
In-room safe
32 inch flat screen television(s) with pay-per-view movies
Complimentary access to Fitness Center

We traveled to the Kalahari with our friends.

kalahari 1 — Fun with friends at Poconos Kalahari

It was the perfect opportunity to check out all that Poconos Kalahari had to offer while also allowing the boys the chance to explore their independence. We ate, we drank, we swam and we laughed. It was literally a perfect weekend.