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Snydersville

Municipality
Hamilton Township

Snydersville, Pennsylvania is a quiet, unincorporated village located in Hamilton Township, Monroe County, nestled in the foothills of the Pocono Mountains. Though modest in size, it sits at a historically important crossroads and offers a blend of rural charm, residential life, and regional accessibility.

🗺️ Location & Geography

  • Coordinates: 40°57′30″N, 75°17′30″W
  • Elevation: ~495 feet (151 meters)
  • ZIP Code: 18360
  • Area Codes: 570 and 272
  • Roads: Located at the intersection of U.S. Route 209 Business, Pensyl Creek Road, Rimrock Road, and Middle Easton Belmont Pike

This junction has long made Snydersville a natural waypoint between Stroudsburg and western Monroe County.

🏘️ Community Character

  • Status: Unincorporated locality within Hamilton Township
  • Land Use: Primarily residential, with scattered farms, wooded lots, and small businesses
  • Nearby Hamlets: Close to Sciota, Cherry Valley, and Kemmertown, forming a constellation of historic villages in the township

🕰️ Historical Notes

  • While not incorporated, Snydersville has roots in 19th-century settlement patterns tied to agriculture, milling, and early transportation routes.
  • The area retains a rural identity, with older homes, family farms, and a few long-standing local establishments.

🌿 Lifestyle & Surroundings

  • Recreation: Near Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, and Kettle Creek Environmental Education Center
  • Culture: Residents enjoy proximity to Stroudsburg’s cultural events, farmers markets, and seasonal festivals
  • Access: Just minutes from Interstate 80, making it a convenient base for commuters and nature lovers alike