Auburn is a charming borough in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, with quiet streets, a relaxed small town atmosphere. The borough offers plentiful parking, accessible local services, and a mix of historic housing styles. Most residences are charming pre 1960s single detached homes and townhouses with two bedrooms and three bedrooms. Peaceful blocks and mature trees create a very welcoming setting for long term living. Convenient access to county parks, diverse dining options, and nearby cultural sites supports varied weekend plans and hobbies. Community organizations, local shops, and public spaces enhance the neighborhood's everyday charm and lasting comfort for nearby local residents.
Auburn offers a slower-paced atmosphere. Auburn is very good for those who need quiet surroundings, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Serving as a vibrant community hub on Wynonah Drive, the Lake Wynonah Clubhouse features impressive lake views, a lakeside bar and restaurant, social clubs, and frequent live entertainment—making it a centerpiece of neighborhood gatherings and celebrations.
The twin private lakes—Fawn Lake and Wynonah Lake—offer residents exclusive access to fishing, kayaking, pontoon boating, lakeside swimming, and quiet picnics along the scenic coves, epitomizing the neighborhood’s outdoor lifestyle.
Located on Ridge Road, the recreation area boasts tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, dog parks, and open grassy spaces—providing spaces for sports, family fun, and community events throughout the seasons.
The manned Security Gatehouse at the main entrance off PA-183 ensures around-the-clock access control, reinforcing the neighborhood’s private, gated-community feel and providing peace of mind to residents and their guests.
Designated boat launch areas on both Fawn Lake and Wynonah Lake make it easy for residents to get their boats, kayaks, and paddleboards onto the water, encouraging active weekends and a close-knit boating culture unique to the neighborhood.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This nearby library program gives Auburn and Lake Wynonah residents an easy, low-cost evening activity close to home. It is a good choice for adults or families who enjoy discussing books and films, meeting neighbors, and taking part in a recurring community program without traveling into Reading or larger towns.
View event details →Posh Pumpkins offers a seasonal, creative activity right in Auburn, making it especially convenient for Lake Wynonah families looking for an autumn outing. Participants can enjoy a pumpkin-themed craft in a welcoming library setting, with the short drive and early start making it practical for children and caregivers.
View event details →This free, all-ages festival in the Reading area combines health screenings, fitness demonstrations, a farmers and makers market, live local music, kids’ activities, food, and a distinctive gut-health exhibit. It is a worthwhile regional day trip for Lake Wynonah residents seeking an active, family-friendly outdoor event.
View event details →The second October session provides another convenient opportunity for Auburn-area residents to join a library discussion focused on books and their screen adaptations. It is a relaxed way to spend a weekday evening locally, connect with other readers, and enjoy programming that requires little travel from Lake Wynonah.
View event details →Families from Lake Wynonah and Auburn can make a festive regional outing of this aquatic pumpkin patch. Children pick pumpkins from the pool, swim, decorate their pumpkins, and enjoy seasonal treats. The event is designed for younger children and requires advance registration, making it a fun planned October activity.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Lake Wynonah
Local characteristics and demographics for Lake Wynonah
