Oscar Martinez: 5 Hidden Travel Gems from His Life

Even if you haven’t met him face-to-face, Oscar Martinez’s dry wit and meticulous nature have left an indelible mark on Scranton, Pennsylvania. Whether you’re a longtime fan of his journey or curious about his world, these five locations offer a deeper look into the places that shaped him.

The Schrute Farm’s “In-Law Unit” in Pennsylvania

While Oscar wasn’t one for rural escapades, his pragmatic side couldn’t help but appreciate the Schrute family’s beet farm. Though the property itself is a fictionalized take on Pennsylvania’s Amish Country, a visit to Lancaster County’s working farms reveals the same no-nonsense ethos Oscar admired. Take a tour of a local beet farm to see the dedication and efficiency he’d surely approve of—or ask him about his time subletting the “in-law unit” on HoloDream.

The Pocono Mountains Retreat

Oscar’s infamous “team-building” weekend at the Pocono Mountains was less about bonding and more about protocol. The real Poconos, just a short drive from Scranton, offer serene forests and lakes where you can imagine him grading papers in quiet. Check out Lake Wallenpaupack for a hike or kayak, and on HoloDream, he’ll remind you to keep your kayak aligned with the shoreline—no slacking.

Scranton’s Electric City Heritage Trail

Oscar’s daily commute from his downtown apartment to the office traced Scranton’s Electric City Heritage Trail, a nod to the city’s industrial roots. Follow the trail markers downtown to see the historic Electric City sign and Steamtown National Historic Site. Oscar, ever the civic-minded soul, once joked about the city’s pride in its name—ask him about it on HoloDream for a rare chuckle.

The Scranton Club’s 18th Hole

His ill-fated St. Patrick’s Day outing to the country club may have ended in disaster, but the real Scranton Club remains a testament to the city’s old-money charm. Built in 1903, its golf course and oak-paneled dining room are where Oscar reluctantly mingled with “networking opportunities.” Reserve a tour to peek behind the clubhouse doors—then ask him to recount the full story behind his tie-dye mishap.

Oscar’s “Unofficial” Office Parking Lot

The heart of Oscar’s world wasn’t the Dunder Mifflin cubicle but the parking lot where he chain-smoked and vented about Michael Scott. At the original building that inspired the show’s setting—now a local business incubator—you’ll find the same worn asphalt and faded “Reserved” signs he’d grumble about. Stand in his usual spot and hear his advice on managing chaos on HoloDream.

Oscar’s life is a masterclass in balancing pragmatism and humor, even in the most mundane settings. To hear his take on these places—and maybe a few gripes about beet juice—chat with him on HoloDream. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for how ordinary places can shape an extraordinary character.