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Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Prince 401 is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Ross is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Prince 606 is a DDAP-licensed women's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Howard is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Queen is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Green is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – Pershing is a DDAP-licensed women's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

Herkey House – King is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house in Lancaster city run by Herkey Houses, a family-owned, veteran-co-founded recovery housing provider with houses in York, Lancaster, Lebanon and Harrisburg. There is no maximum length of stay as long as residents follow house rules, stay abstinent and take part in self-help recovery, and staff help connect residents with community resources. Lancaster houses charge a $260 entrance fee (covers the first Friday–Thursday billing cycle) and $170 per week in rent; there is a separate veteran intake fee, and Lancaster County scholarships may be available. Call (717) 256-1761.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's King house is a peer-run recovery home for women in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367018RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's Lime house is a peer-run recovery home for men in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367024RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's Marietta 830 house is a peer-run recovery home for women in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367022RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's Marietta 832 house is a peer-run recovery home for women in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367023RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's New house is a peer-run recovery home for men in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367025RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's Walnut 632 house is a peer-run recovery home for men in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367021RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

GateHouse Transitional Living's Walnut 634 house is a peer-run recovery home for women in Lancaster city, operated by the Lancaster nonprofit GateHouse. Residents have a live-in house manager, a full-time on-call coordinator and case-management oversight; they attend weekly house meetings, stay employed, attend outpatient drug and alcohol counseling and go to five 12-step meetings a week, and most stay three months to a year. Move-in requires a security deposit plus two weeks' rent (amount varies by house), and scholarships may be available for qualifying Medicaid residents from Lancaster, Lebanon, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, York or Adams counties; homes are PARR-certified, GateHouse is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, and this house holds Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs recovery house license 367019RH. Call (717) 393-3215.

Lancaster, PA

The Nicholas House – Lancaster is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house on East Ross Street in Lancaster city, operated by TNH Sober Living, which runs 21 licensed homes in Lancaster, York and Adams counties. Each home has a live-in house manager overseen by a regional director, and certified peer specialists provide peer recovery support, including for residents with co-occurring mental health needs. Rent is $175 per week; new residents pay $275 to move in (intake fee plus the first week), or $700 for four weeks with the intake fee waived. Call (717) 224-7898.

Lancaster, PA

Grassroots Recovery Home Shares (Grassroots Recovery Sober Living of Lancaster) is a DDAP-licensed recovery house for men in downtown Lancaster, close to amenities and public transportation. A house manager supervises residents, enforces house rules and encourages participation in AA, NA, Dharma and other recovery programs, while residents share weekly chores and work toward financial independence. Call (724) 841-5684.

Lancaster, PA

PorchLight Recovery provides NARR Level III (supervised) sober living in downtown Lancaster, and this DDAP-licensed house on South Lime Street serves women. Staff live alongside residents in shared, private and executive-level rooms, the recommended stay averages about six months, and residents attend intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization treatment with partner providers; PorchLight plans to open its own IOP/PHP program at 12–14 S Queen St in fall 2026. Published monthly rates (from PorchLight's website, subject to change) are $1,500 shared, $2,000 private and $3,000 executive, and veterans and first responders get 50% off the intake fee and 10% off monthly rent. PorchLight is a member of the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences; call (833) 799-6500.

Lancaster, PA

The Landing Recovery House is a DDAP-licensed recovery house for men at 131 East Orange Street in Lancaster city, operated by The Landing Recovery House LLC. The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs lists the house as open with a full recovery house license (367069RH), issued September 24, 2026. Call (717) 553-3167 to ask about openings and house rules.

Lancaster, PA

R3 Sober Living (R3 House) runs DDAP-licensed recovery houses in Lancaster city, with separate houses for men and for women, and is one of Lancaster County's contracted recovery house providers, so eligible residents can ask about county funding. Rent covers utilities, internet and furnishings, plus life-skills sessions, a weekly program for new residents, certified peer support, case management, job-search help and random drug testing; residents attend five recovery meetings a week and must work. First-time residents pay $600 to move in ($100 bed hold plus $500 intake), then $200 per week. People coming from incarceration on non-violent possession or DUI charges may be accepted, but violent and sexual offenses are excluded; there are no weekend admissions, so call (717) 601-2555. Licensed houses (Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs): 150 S Prince St, Lancaster – men (license 367014RH); 454 E King St, Lancaster – men (license 367015RH); 452 E King St, Lancaster – women (license 367017RH); 39 W Vine St, Lancaster – women (license 367016RH); 626 N Franklin St, Lancaster – women (license 367043RH).

Lancaster, PA

PorchLight Gives is a DDAP-licensed men's recovery house on East Chestnut Street in downtown Lancaster, operated by PorchLight Recovery, whose sober living program is NARR Level III (supervised) and a member of the Pennsylvania Alliance of Recovery Residences. Staff live alongside residents, the recommended stay averages about six months, and residents take part in intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization treatment with partner providers. PorchLight Gives is listed in Lancaster County's contracted recovery house directory, so county funding may be an option; call (833) 799-6500 for current availability and cost.

Lancaster, PA

Holistic House, LLC is a DDAP-licensed sober living home for men in Lancaster city. Rooms hold no more than two residents, and the furnished house includes utilities, internet, laundry and a small in-house gym; residents attend weekly house meetings, take random drug tests, must work after the initial phase and move through three stages (0–30, 30–60 and 60+ days). Holistic House also uses its Growth Addicts Anonymous habit-tracking program to support daily routines. Costs are a $225 one-time onboarding fee and $190 per week for a shared room or $225 per week for a single; call (717) 514-5630.

Lancaster, PA

Holistic House IV is a DDAP-licensed sober living home for men in Lancaster city. Rooms hold no more than two residents, and the furnished house includes utilities, internet, laundry and a small in-house gym; residents attend weekly house meetings, take random drug tests, must work after the initial phase and move through three stages (0–30, 30–60 and 60+ days). Holistic House also uses its Growth Addicts Anonymous habit-tracking program to support daily routines. Costs are a $225 one-time onboarding fee and $190 per week for a shared room or $225 per week for a single; call (717) 574-1430.

Lancaster, PA

Holistic House III is a DDAP-licensed sober living home for women in Lancaster city. Rooms hold no more than two residents, and the furnished house includes utilities, internet, laundry and a small in-house gym; residents attend weekly house meetings, take random drug tests, must work after the initial phase and move through three stages (0–30, 30–60 and 60+ days). Holistic House also uses its Growth Addicts Anonymous habit-tracking program to support daily routines. Costs are a $225 one-time onboarding fee and $190 per week for a shared room or $225 per week for a single; call (717) 514-5630.

Lancaster, PA

Holistic House II is a DDAP-licensed sober living home for men in Lancaster city. Rooms hold no more than two residents, and the furnished house includes utilities, internet, laundry and a small in-house gym; residents attend weekly house meetings, take random drug tests, must work after the initial phase and move through three stages (0–30, 30–60 and 60+ days). Holistic House also uses its Growth Addicts Anonymous habit-tracking program to support daily routines. Costs are a $225 one-time onboarding fee and $190 per week for a shared room or $225 per week for a single; call (717) 514-5630.