About Plymouth

Historically, Plymouth has served as the battlegrounds of the Pennamite-Yankee War, constructed large coalmines, and manufactured many goods through a large number of industrial establishments. At the peak of Plymouth’s economic prowess, 16,000 people lived in the town although only 7,000 residents still live in Plymouth today. Located 108 miles northeast of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, residents of an apartment or home rental in Plymouth typically do not commute to any major city for work, but rather find work in neighboring cities like Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, and Kingston. Built on the banks of the Susquehanna River, Plymouth’s boating and sailing crowd is pleased with a numerous boat ramps sprinkled along the river’s shores. Relatively calm year-round with the exception of some commercial ships, most of Plymouth’s residents engage in their favorite water sport during the warmer months. Residents of a Plymouth house or apartment for rent have access to FM Kirby Park, several miles up the river, because Plymouth itself doesn’t have any large field parks. Likewise, Plymouth’s residents can also enroll their children in the organized youth sports at the FM Kirby Park as well. John Mergo Community Park, located in Plymouth, provides a limited selection of recreational activities and fitness classes in addition to providing fun activities to the area’s elderly population.

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