Lake Wynonah

Located in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania

Lake Wynonah is a 175-acre lake located in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. This lake is 30 miles north of Reading, Pennsylvania, and 99 miles northwest of Philadelphia.

The Lehigh Valley International Airport is situated 52 miles west in Allentown. The closest location for urgent care is the Lehigh Valley Hospital-Schuylkill, 12 miles north in Pottsville, Pennsylvania.

Head to the nearby Schuylkill Haven and get a sample of the local flavor at places like Hoss' Steak & Sea House, Mannheim Diner, and Suglia's in Schuylkill Haven.

A Private Lake Just For You

Lake Wynonah is a private, gated lake homes community. There are security guards at the entrance points and patrolling the neighborhood 24/7.

Live lake life to the fullest here! Enjoy activities like boating, kayaking, swimming, waterskiing, and fishing on the lake. Spend a day under the sun or swim in the Lake Wynonah Community Poo!

Anglers should expect to find bass, trout, pike, walleye, bluegill, perch, crappie, sunfish, and catfish in Lake Wynonah.

After a long day of fun, grab a bite to eat or order a drink during happy hour at the Lake Wynonah Lodge Restaurant and Pub.

Local Attractions

Surrounding Wynonah is a multitude of State Game Lands. Managed by the state, these plots of land are a dedicated space for legal hunting and trapping.

During off-seasons, they also double as beautiful tracts of land to hike! The closest to the Wynonah is State Game Lands 110, fifteen miles south in Hamburg, Pennsylvania.

Only 7 miles south of the lake is an entrance point to the Appalachian Trail. Hike a portion of one of America’s most popular trails and take in the stunning beauty of the mountainous Pennsylvania hillside.

Visit Reading

Reading is a beautiful town that Lake Wynona residents are only 30 miles north of.

Check out the Reading Pagoda, the city's longtime symbol. In 1908, plans were made for this replication of a Japanese pagoda temple to be a luxury hotel. When the plans were abandoned, the pagoda and land were donated to the city.

Built atop the southern end of Mount Penn, it now serves as a popular travel destination to view the city from above.

Head to the FirstEnergy Stadium to see the minor league Reading Fighting Phils play! Watching the team play ball is a popular pastime in Reading, so grab a drink and a corndog, and play ball!

The Reading Public Museum is a must on your visit checklist if you are a lover of science! With over 100 years of operation under its belt, this museum houses over 300,000 objects that everyone in the family will find interesting. There is an arboretum, a planetarium, and a history museum.

After a day of exploration, be sure to try local eateries like the Works in Wyomissing, Wyomissing Restaurant and Bar, the Farmhouse Kitchen, and the American Diner.

A Perfect Lake for Anyone Seeking Pennsylvania's Finest

If you’re looking to immerse yourself in everything Pennsylvania has to offer, then take a look at Lake Wynonah. It may just be the location of your next lake home!