What is tafton pennsylvania?

Tafton is a small unincorporated community located in Pike County, Pennsylvania. It is situated on the southeastern shore of Lake Wallenpaupack, the largest lake in the Pocono Mountains region. Tafton is located near the junction of Route 507 and Route 390, two major roads in the area.

The community is named after President William Howard Taft, who helped create the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, located just west of Tafton. The Tafton Post Office was established in 1937 and is still in operation today.

Tafton is primarily a residential area, with many homes and vacation rental properties located along the lake. The area offers a variety of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, hiking, camping, and skiing. There are several marinas, restaurants, and shops located in Tafton and nearby Hawley.

Tafton is located about 2 hours from Philadelphia and New York City, making it a popular weekend getaway destination for residents of those cities.