Our picturesque Inn celebrates the history of Eagles Mere with each of its 16 rooms named after historic places, events and people. Guests will delight in the vast collection of historic pictures and artifacts that dot each room.

We have two on-site dining options. Start your day with a complimentary continental breakfast in our bright “1887 sunroom”. From May to September, weather permitting, our “On the Rocks Patio” is our primary dining space, allowing you to savor your meals while taking in the beauty of Eagles Mere. When the patio is closed, we welcome you to our indoor pub, A.C. Little’s Drinkery. Here you’ll find a cozy atmosphere complete with a fireplace, large flatscreen TV, and the same delicious food.

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, the wedding of your dreams, or an unforgettable gathering, the Eagles Mere Inn is the perfect answer. Come for a stay, and you'll love it forever.

History of Eagles Mere

Beginning around 1870, Eagles Mere evolved as the "East Hampton" of Philadelphia, morphing into a famous mountain resort, to become the summer playground for vacationers escaping the heat in such cities as Philadelphia, Baltimore and Harrisburg.

A number of large hotels surrounded the lake and provided seasonal retreats for thousands of visitors each year as did turn-of-the-century Victorian cottages. The town remains on the National Register of Historic Places. While the Inn is an original structure from the earliest time in Eagles Mere, many of the charming - and sometimes rambling - "cottages" remain as reminders of a refined past, sometimes referred to as, "The Town that Time Forgot."

Today, Eagles Mere beckons residents and visitors from around the world. A place where generations of families return each year to wile away summer days, marvel at the unspoiled lake and forest, boat, swim, golf or be lured away for a simple weekend getaway with a promise of natural beauty, friendly folks and so much more.