Support PEEC
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PEEC is a federal, non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization and is funded through user fees, donations, grants, and membership support.
Volunteer
As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to share your skills and knowledge; PEEC relies on volunteer efforts all year long. Volunteers are very important to us and there are many ways to be involved. You are also invited to volunteer whenever it is convenient for you.
How You Can Help
- EcoZone! Guide
- General Office / Reception / Data Entry
- Special Events
- General Maintenance
- Grounds / Trail Maintenance
- Program Assiatance
- and More!
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact PEEC's Volunteer Coordinator, Kate Hausman, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 570-828-2319.
Trail Stewards
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Under the direction of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area's Park Rangers, the DEWA Trail Stewards work on improving the trails at PEEC and other trails within the recreation area. We meet one weekend per month from April to November and PEEC provides free housing or space for camping on Friday or Saturday nights.
For more information, please contact Brad Koller at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Kevin Kavanaugh at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Friends of PEEC Program & Benefits
Donate online or download our Friends of PEEC brochure and membership form.
Mail your completed form, along with payment, to:
Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC)
538 Emery Road, Dingmans Ferry, PA 18328-9614
Friends of PEEC Benefits:
- See the Friends of PEEC brochure above for specific details.
- Benefits are also listed, along with membership levels, on our donation page.
Additional Gift Giving Opportunities
Annual Appeal
PEEC’s Year-End Annual Appeal
Download the donation form
Matching Gifts
Ask your employer if they have a matching gifts program.
Memorial Donations
Gifts can be made in loving memory or in loving honor.
Camperships
The Heather Lynn Rosborough Memorial Camp Scholarship Fund
This fund, begun in 2006, provides opportunities for children to attend summer day camp at PEEC.
American Express Donation Site
Card holders have the opportunity to make donations to more than 1,000,000 U.S. nonprofit organizations listed on the Guidestar database. Card members are also allowed to redeem Membership Rewards points for donations to their favorite charities.
Amazon Website
From the 'Wish Lists' page, enter Pocono Environmental Education Center for our information.
PEEC's Wish List
Note: Please contact PEEC in advance to arrange a drop-off time: 570-828-2319.
Always Welcome:
- Gift Cards from: Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart
- Aquariums, Bird Feeders, Bird Seed
- Study Skins, Skulls, Rubberized Scat, Teeth & Mounts
- Silverware for Dining Hall - Mismatched and/or Odd Pieces Welcome
Education/Outdoor Recreation:
- Cross Country Ski Equipment, Snowshoes
- Canoes, Kayaks, Paddles & PDFs
- Tents & Other Lightly-Used Camping Equipment (No Used Sleeping Bags)
- Headlamps, Flashlights
- Battery-Operated Lanterns
- White Boards
- Summer Camp Supplies (Crafts, Games, etc.)
Facilities & General Operations:
- Office Supplies
- Desk Chairs
- Conference Room Chairs
- Area Rugs
- 8 Ft. Rectangular Folding Tables
- Projectors
- Portable Projector Screens
- White Boards
- Industrial Floor Buffers / Cleaners
- Industrial Vacuums
- Landscaping Equipment (Trimmers, Commercial Riding Mowers, etc.)
- Gardening Equipment (Gloves, Gardening Tools, etc.)
- Commercial Washing Machine / Dryer
Facility Rental
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PEEC welcomes the opportunity to host programs, meetings, reunions, retreats, conferences, workshops, camps, and special occasions. PEEC works closely and cooperatively with all guests to ensure a shared and successful program.
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Conferences & Retreats
- Single day, multiple day, or multiple week programs
- Facilities for classes and/or groups of 15 - 300 for meetings, sleeping, and dining
- Year-round facilities
- Award-winning Dining Hall with passive solar design
- Meeting Rooms available in our Main Building; additional meeting space and outdoor meeting venues on Lower Campus
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Conference & Retreat Guide for Group Leaders
Cabin rentals are available by phone at 570-828-2319.
College & University Trips
College & University Trips & Retreats
The perfect off-campus meeting place for college & university groups!
Weddings at PEEC
Wedding Package Information
Formal or casual - PEEC's facilities and campus are available for your dream wedding.
PEEC was the venue for a nature-themed wedding featured by Offbeat Bride.
For more information, contact PEEC at 570-828-2319 or via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Facilities
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PEEC welcomes the opportunity to host school programs, meetings, retreats, workshops, and mores. Our cabins and dining hall can accommodate up to 250 people.
- Main Education Building
- Teaching Yurts
- Dining Hall / Food Service
- Sleeping Accommodations
- Outdoor Teaching / Meeting Venues
Main Education Building & Teaching Yurts
The Main Education Building houses a large meeting area for presentations and gatherings, three classrooms, administrative offices, educational displays, and the book store. Wi-Fi access is available in the Main Building and across much of the campus.
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PEEC’s Bookstore
The Bookstore offers a variety of books, guides, and resources. Earth-friendly souvenirs, hats, t-shirts, bandanas, and water bottles are also available.

Dr. S. Marie Kuhnen Teaching Yurts
Teaching and/or meeting space is also available in our 2 teaching yurts. These round, canvas-sided, classroom-sized structures are available year-round with heat, electricity, and air conditioning. One yurt also contains a kitchenette and a WiFi-enabled smart tv.

Dining Hall
The Dining Hall is a 3600 sq. ft. multi-purpose facility, seating 250 people. The facility was designed with many sustainable properties such as passive solar heating, natural ventilation methods, energy efficient insulation, day-lighting, and the use of recycled and non-toxic materials for construction.
Food Service
All meals and snacks are prepared on-site by a professional food service staff and served buffet style. Coffee breaks, barbecues, and elegant buffet meals can be arranged to suit each group’s individual needs.
With prior notification, the dining hall staff is able to accommodate a variety of special dietary needs (allergies, vegetarian, vegan, minimal kosher, halal).
Sleeping Accommodations
PEEC’s guests may be housed in a number of overnight accommodations.
Please inquire about ADA accessibility options.
Family Duplex Cabins / Individual Cabins
PEEC has two Group Lodges that comfortably sleep 40 people (20/wing). Each wing has a private bedroom for 2 adults, a large handicap accessible bathroom with showers, and a communal area for bunk beds with camp-type mattresses. Group Lodges meet ADA standards and sustainable materials were used in the design and construction of the lodges.


Four Family Duplex Cabins are located on PEEC's lower campus and sleep up to 6 people on each side of the cabin. Each side has 3 bunk beds and a private bathroom/shower.


Cabins
PEEC’s Cabins comfortably sleep 2 - 12 people on bunk beds with camp-type mattresses. The cabins have heat, electricity, and private bathroom facilities.


Our yurts are circular, canvas-covered, 3-season, semi-permanent tents. PEEC has four yurts that sleep up to 8 guests each, and four larger yurts that sleep up to 12 guests each. Yurts are furnished with bunk beds, heat, electricity, and ceiling fans. A large stand-alone bathroom/shower facility is adjacent to the village.


Outdoor Teaching / Meeting Venues
Our 38-acre campus is situated in the middle of the 77,000 acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, giving our guests access to an enormous outdoor classroom.
PEEC has 6 hiking trails, two ponds for canoeing and fishing (with valid PA license), two Team Building courses, two Low Ropes course, pavilions, and a stroller-friendly trail / boardwalk.
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PEEC is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with approximately 24,000 annual visitors and, since 1972, PEEC has been the education partner of the National Park Service in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
What PEEC Offers
- School Programs - Day or Overnight Groups
- Public & Family Programs
- Summer Day Camp - Ages 3 years old to 9th Grade
- Meeting & Retreat Facilities
- Hiking Trails
- Workshops
- Facility Rental
PEEC's Mission
PEEC advances environmental education, sustainable living, and appreciation for nature through hands-on experience in a national park.
Location
PEEC is
- located within the boundaries of the 77,000 acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
- approximately a 2-hour drive from New York City, Philadelphia, Newark, and Trenton. (See map)
History
Read about the history of PEEC in an excerpt from:
"It Began 40 Years Ago" A Sense of Place, PEEC 40th Anniversary Book, 1972-2012

Before it was PEEC - One couple's experience at Honeymoon Haven, the rustic resort that once occupied PEEC's campus.
PEEC People
All PEEC staff undergo thorough background checks & clearances and have received extensive safety training.
Staff Directory and Board of Trustees
The Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC) offers its strong support for efforts to end racism and prejudice in our society. PEEC always has, and always will be, committed to addressing inequality through our mission of providing equitable environmental education experiences to all, but most especially to the thousands of young people who do not have ready access to the natural world. As we reflect on current events, and challenge ourselves to continue to make a positive impact, we remain committed to listening to the needs of the communities we serve and educate. Only by coming together, and providing all visitors meaningful opportunities for shared experiences, can we achieve lasting, positive impact on each other and the environment.

























