Kimberly Witten, Mount Pleasant Herbary honored

Posted 1/21/26

NORTHEASTERN PA — The Chamber of the Northern Poconos helps member businesses succeed, fosters new business development and offers educational opportunities for future leaders. “Annual …

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Kimberly Witten, Mount Pleasant Herbary honored

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NORTHEASTERN PA — The Chamber of the Northern Poconos helps member businesses succeed, fosters new business development and offers educational opportunities for future leaders. “Annual recognition of our outstanding business leaders is our way to salute and thank them for enhancing this region as a great place to live and work,” the chamber added.

Kimberly Witten

The Young Entrepreneur award recognizes the efforts of an individual or individuals 40 years old or younger who have shown an entrepreneurial spirit in their dedication and commitment to the community through their interest in business, leadership and personal achievement. 

Kimberly Witten, owner of Kim’s Cozy Campers, is the honoree this year. She is the proud mom of four adventurous kids (ages 18, 7, 6 and 3). “Her husband has always been her biggest supporter, encouraging her to chase her dreams and helping make them a reality,” the chamber said.

Growing up near Lake Wallenpaupack, Witten “spent countless nights camping under the stars, swimming between the pontoons of their boat, and roasting marshmallows around a campfire with her foster parents and two foster sisters. Those moments taught Kim the value of family, adventure and simple joys.”

She believes that everyone deserves a chance to unplug, unwind, and experience the healing power of the great outdoors—at least once a year, the chamber said. Hence the business. 

Mount Pleasant Herbary

In cooperation with SEEDS (Sustainable Energy Education & Development Support), the chamber wants to increase the region’s green business practices and honor a member business for reducing their carbon footprint.  Sustainable business practices can include energy conservation, renewable power, transportation, water conservation, purchasing/waste prevention and recycling/composting. The result is the Green Business of the Year award, this year presented to Mount Pleasant Herbary in Honesdale.

For more information, including about the chamber’s Chairman’s Circle, visit www.northernpoconos.org.

Kimberly Witten, Mount Pleasant Herbary

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