Neighborhood Guide · Pike County, Pennsylvania

Living in Sunrise Lake.

A private lake community in Dingman Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania, set along Route 739 in the Pocono Mountains.

At a Glance

Sunrise Lake at a Glance - Community Amenities

Seasonal Outdoor Pool

The community swimming pool opens seasonally, typically from Memorial Day weekend through the summer. Confirm the current schedule, rules, and any fees with the association.

Lakes & Outdoor Recreation

The community is built around its lakes, and the Pocono Mountains around Sunrise Lake include large stretches of public land, roughly 25,000 acres of federal and state forest.

Playgrounds & Picnic Areas

Playground and picnic areas give residents gathering spots close to home, with restrooms and a concession area nearby.

Road & Grounds Maintenance

Yearly community assessments fund road maintenance, snow plowing, and common-area upkeep managed by the property owners association.

Active Property Owners Association

The Sunrise Lake Property Owners Association, formed in 2009 and run by a seven-member board of directors, keeps residents informed through the official community site, sunriselake.org.

Private Community Setting

Sunrise Lake is a private lake community in Dingman Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania, set along Route 739 in the Pocono Mountains.

Homes & Properties

Homes & Properties

Sunrise Lake is a large, established private community with more than 1,200 homes and lots and approximately 27 miles of community roads. Homes vary in age, size, and style throughout the community.

Three lakes are at the center of the community's recreational amenities, along with an outdoor swimming pool, baseball field, and basketball courts.

Utilities can vary depending on the section of Sunrise Lake, so buyers should confirm the water and sewer setup for the specific property they are considering. The community's amenities, rules, roads, dues, and any applicable assessments are also worth reviewing when deciding whether Sunrise Lake fits what you're looking for

What Buyers Should Know

What Buyers Should Know

Buying in a private community is different from buying outside one. Beyond the house itself, you are buying into a set of shared roads, amenities, rules, and fees, so it pays to understand them before you make an offer.

Community assessments

The association is funded through yearly community assessments that cover road maintenance, snow plowing, and common-area upkeep. Assessment amounts vary by property, so confirm the current amount with the Sunrise Lake Property Owners Association.

Rules and regulations

The community maintains its own rules and regulations that govern things like property use, rentals, and exterior changes. It is worth reviewing them before you buy.

Water & sewer

Some sections of Sunrise Lake are served by community sewer and water systems, while other properties rely on private wells and sewage mounds. Confirm the setup for the specific home you are considering.

Short-term rentals

Short-term rentals of under 30 days are not permitted in Sunrise Lake. Dingman Township regulates short-term property rentals as a transient use of residential property, and Sunrise Lake properties sit in township zones where they are not allowed. Verify the policy with the POA for the specific property.

Community roads

Roads inside the community are maintained by the property owners association with funds from yearly assessments rather than the township.

Shared amenities

The pool, playgrounds, picnic areas, and lakes are shared community facilities. Confirm how they are accessed and whether any fees apply.

Resale documents

Ask for and review the community's resale and disclosure documents before purchasing, and have your own advisors review them as well.

Established association

The association has been in place since 2009 and is run by a seven-member board of directors, so there is a working structure for questions about assessments, rules, roads, and amenities.

Sunrise Lake Property Owners Association

101 Sunrise Drive, Milford, PA 18337

570-686-1880

slpoabod@sunriselake.org

Sunrise Lake Property Owners Association (sunriselake.org)

Use the association website to verify current assessments, rules, rental policies, and amenities.

Location

Location & What's Nearby

Sunrise Lake is in Dingman Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania, along Pennsylvania Route 739 in the eastern Pocono Mountains, roughly eight miles west of the Delaware River and the New Jersey state line.

The community is surrounded by roughly 25,000 acres of federal and state forest, which makes outdoor recreation a defining part of the area. The surrounding region includes the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and the Delaware River, which bring hiking, canoeing, and large stretches of open space to the area.

The area is convenient to both New Jersey and New York, which makes it a practical option for weekend and second-home buyers. Sunrise Lake is served by the Delaware Valley School District.

For information on the area, visit AroundHereGuide.com.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What school district serves Sunrise Lake?

Homes in Sunrise Lake are served by the Delaware Valley School District, which serves the Milford and Dingmans Ferry area of Pike County, Pennsylvania.

School assignments are based on the specific property address, so it is worth confirming the boundary for the exact home you are considering.

How are the schools rated on GreatSchools?

GreatSchools provides independent school information and ratings based on factors including student progress, test scores, and college readiness. Ratings can change as new data becomes available.

Explore school information and current ratings for Delaware Valley School District on GreatSchools

Are Short-Term Rentals allowed?

Short-term rentals of under 30 days are not permitted in Sunrise Lake. Per the association's website, Dingman Township classifies short-term property rentals as a "Transient Use of Residential Property for Remuneration," and Sunrise Lake properties sit in township zoning districts where short-term rentals are not allowed. Verify the current policy with the POA and with the township for the specific property.

What are the HOA dues and or community fees?

The association is funded through yearly community assessments that cover road maintenance, snow plowing, and common-area upkeep. Assessment amounts vary by property, and the official site does not publish a single figure. Confirm the current assessment for the specific home you are considering with the Sunrise Lake Property Owners Association.

Thinking About a Home in Sunrise Lake?

I work with buyers and sellers throughout Pike County and can help you understand not only the house, but the community that comes with it. If you're comparing Sunrise Lake with other communities in the Milford and Dingmans Ferry area, I can help you understand the differences.

Jacqueline Kraszewski

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Pocono Real Estate

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