September Escapes: Why Empty Nesters Love Poconos Cabins Once School Is Back in Session
- Terri H.
- Aug 9, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: 18 hours ago
September is one of the best times for empty nesters to visit the Pocono Mountains. Cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, early fall color, and peaceful hiking trails create the perfect setting for couples looking to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy nature. Babbling Brook Cottages offers cozy, private cabins near waterfalls, scenic trails, and charming small towns—making it an ideal September escape for couples who value quiet, comfort, and meaningful experiences.
When the Kids Go Back to School, It’s Your Turn to Escape
Summer’s rush has slowed, school buses are back on the road, and the sound of silence has never sounded so good. September is the sweet spot—a hidden season just for you. At Babbling Brook Cottages, we believe getaways should feel like a deep exhale. And now that the summer travelers have headed home and the kids are back in class, it’s your time to breathe.
Imagine your relaxing escape in a Poconos cabin…
You wake up to cool morning air drifting in through your window. A cozy blanket, a fresh cup of coffee, and the sound of the birds just outside. No alarms. No schedules. No crowds.
Just you, your partner, and the gentle rustle of leaves beginning to turn.

Why Couples Love September at Babbling Brook Cottages
✅ Fewer Crowds – Enjoy peaceful hikes, uncrowded waterfalls, and quiet restaurants all minutes from your eastern Poconos cabin.
✅ Cooler Weather – Crisp mornings and perfect blue sky afternoons make September ideal for forest walks.
✅ Romantic Fire Pits – Each of the private cottages have their own fire pit with free firewood.
✅ Comfort & Charm – Private cabins under a canopy of tall trees—secluded, cozy, and filled with modern comforts.
✅ Stress-Free Stay – Contactless check-in, onsite hosts, and everything you need provided—from soft linens to a digital guidebook and printed map. We take the guess work away from your getaway.
Make Time for Just the Two of You
Whether you're sipping wine under the stars, walking through a pine-scented trail, or simply doing nothing at all - together is what September was made for. You're not just booking a cabin. You're booking calm and connection. And a rare kind of stillness you forgot you needed.

Local Perks in September
Waterfalls & Hikes Without the Rush – George W. Childs Park, Bushkill Falls, and Raymondskill Falls are stunning this time of year.
Charming Towns to Explore – Just 10 miles to Milford for romantic dinners, micro-breweries, and stunning historical architecture.
Seasonal Events – Enjoy local festivals and seasonal events like Grey Towers Festival of Wood, Sussex County Sunflower Maze, Milford Readers & Writers Festival, Delaware Water Gap Jazz & Arts Festival. while the early autumn colors begin to peek through.

Your Cabin Is Waiting
There’s a reason so many couples say Babbling Brook Cottages is “just what we needed.” In the quiet of September, this place feels even more magical.
Ready to reclaim some time for you? Let September be your season of rest, romance, and reconnection. The crowds are gone. The air is crisp. And Babbling Brook is more peaceful than ever.
Book Your September Escape Now
FAQs -
Why is September a great month for empty nesters to visit the Poconos?September offers cooler weather, fewer families, quieter trails, and beautiful early fall scenery—perfect for relaxed, uncrowded travel.
What makes Babbling Brook Cottages ideal for empty nesters?
Our cabins are designed for couples seeking privacy, comfort, and a peaceful setting close to nature—without crowds or resort noise.
Are September stays less busy than summer?
Yes. September is one of the calmest and most enjoyable times to visit, especially mid-week.
What activities do couples enjoy in September?
Waterfall hikes, scenic drives, cozy cabin evenings, local dining, and simply enjoying the quiet rhythm of nature.
Is September good for romantic getaways?
Absolutely. The cooler nights, glowing sunsets, and slower pace make it one of the most romantic months in the Poconos.




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