Windham, Pennsylvania, is a small, rural township in Wyoming County with a population of around 740 residents. The area is characterized by its expansive farmland and homes situated on multiple acres, providing a sense of seclusion and tranquility. The Susquehanna River runs along Windham's northern border, enhancing the scenic beauty of the region. Outdoor activities are a significant feature of life here, with Vosburg Neck State Park located about 13 miles east, offering 7 miles of trails, fishing, biking, and camping opportunities. Creek Junction Park provides additional recreational options with a playground, picnic shelter, sports fields, and a basketball court. The Susquehanna River also supports various waterfront activities such as boating and fishing. Homes in Windham often feature Colonial Revival and farmhouse styles, typically set on large plots of land with long driveways. For shopping and dining, residents travel to nearby Tunkhannock, about 17 miles east, where they can find stores like Dollar General, Walmart Supercenter, Weis Markets, and Aldi, as well as restaurants such as Twigs Restaurant & Café and Greenley’s BBQ. Windham is car-dependent, with Pennsylvania state Route 4002 being the main thoroughfare, and it is approximately 40 miles to Scranton and 42 miles to Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport.
