The county borders the scenic Delaware River which is also protected by the National Park Service. This beautiful unrestricted flowing river offers, canoeing, rafting and fishing to one and all. Pike Counties many lakes, streams and waterfalls are a haven for the spectacular wildlife that inhabits our area. Black bear usually appearing in April can range in weight from 150 - 700 pounds. White-tailed deer, moles, bats, raccoons, weasel, mink, otter, skunk, fox and beaver are among the many other animals in our beautiful forests.
Pike County is within driving distance to one third of the nation's population.
This makes it possible for many moving into our area to stay at their current employment. Route 84, crossing east and west through the county, provides direct access to Southern New York State. Route 206 provides easy access to route 80 and Northern New Jersey. Commuter bus and train service to New York City makes traveling to the Big Apple easy, for work or pleasure. There are many different types of residential communities to choose from in Pike County and many different styles of waterfront homes, country cottages or ranch properties to suit any preference.