False advertising. Site says $18 per person for coaster. Checkout charges $25 per person, regardless of day in the future. In person charges $35 per person. Spoke with employee who said the price varies depending on the day you checkout, not the day you will go on the coaster. He said if you buy on a Saturday it's $25 even if your tickets are for midweek. Regardless, all the fine print on their website disclosures show nothing to make their bait and switch legal. This is nonsense! If anyone decides to file a class action using the liability waivers required to be signed by adventurers, please add my party of 8 to your list. read more

Mountain Adventures - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

Complete waste of time - it's nothing like TikTok and 1.5 hour wait for an 5 min ride Avoid it like plague read more

Mountain Adventures - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

This place was really fun! The tickets are cheap, I paid for the Trio package online for me and my girlfriend. The staff were very friendly, and helpful. I did the 1000ft Dual Zip lines and loved it! A staff member takes a picture of you while you're zipping down, and they came out really good quality. The mountain coaster was really fun, and fast! They have an automatic camera that takes a picture of you during the ride, and you can buy the picture at the Photo Booth! The sun tubing was nice, they give you a hour to do it as many times as possible, but we found it to get boring after 2-3 times. It takes a good 5-7 mins to get up top with the tube, and the slide itself is only like 15-20 seconds long, but it was still enjoyable! Very fun place and great for family and friends! read more

We went on utv tours, I kid you not would not let you go above 10mph and they only have two trails and you do them both twice. So boring and so not worth the price it's insane! Go to any other place when looking for an atv ride. Also there's no returns and they made it seem like they had actual trails. This was trash. read more

Mountain Adventures - An example how slow you go - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

While staying at Camelback we decided to try the mountain coaster. I was not expecting it to go as fast as it did. I like that you can control your own speed. However we had issues purchasing the tickets online and I'm glad we were able to purchase them in person- we were able to get a discount for being resort guest also our kids weren't 9 years old so they couldn't ride alone. It was cheaper to have them as a ride along. 2 adults and 2 kids with the resort discount came out to $50. Not bad at all and the kids loved it! read more

Mountain Adventures - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

Where you need to go first to print your ticket & get geared up for ziplining is the main address of Camelback mountain adventures: 243 Resort Drive, Tannersville, PA 18372, but the address listed for zip flyer is another part of the resort. They do have a free shuttle that takes you back down to the main adventure area if you arrive at the wrong address. I noticed everyone does mountain coaster first, then zipline. I recommend sunbowl tubing first which is 1 hr, then zipline, then mountain coaster if you want to go in order from lowest to highest thrills/speeds. For ziplining, you wait for your ticket time & then get weighed. Then you get geared up. The gear is heavy, so you'll def get hot if you're doing this in the summer. It's hot enough anyway w/o the gear. There's a zipped pouch in the back for your phone, which is really handy. They give you another bag with heavy gear (zipline handle thing). Once the free shuttle comes, everyone loads & they take you up to the top where you start. The bus driver was really friendly, helpful & informative. She put my helmet on for me. I don't recommend doing your hair in a bun cuz it prevents the helmet from sitting properly on your head. Once you get to the top, you get off the shuttle, & walk to the entrance where they hook you up for the ride. There's no "drop" feeling with zipline. This was the most fun I've had in my life! I can't believe I lived my whole life w/o ziplining. Expensive for 4,000' zipline ($65), but worth it. The view is amazing, & it's only scary if it's your 1st time. I went on kids ziplining at the end of an obstacle course 5 years ago. This is much higher & longer since it's the adult version. I was nervous until the ride started. It felt amazing once it did. I wish I had a video of the whole ride. 1 thing to keep in mind is that the more you weight, the faster you'll go & the faster your ride ends. There are 4 lines, meaning 4 people can go at the same time. There was a family of 3 who went with me. Only 4 of us had booked for our time slot, which worked out perfectly. The mom was scared at first, but she loved it once it started. Even tho we all went at the same time, the dad was ahead, then the mom, then me, & their 9-year old child was far behind me. Thus, I can only assume it's faster the more you weigh. The ride comes to a sudden, jolting stop. My head jerked down & my lips hit my seatbelt, so my seatbelt ended up with lipstick. I wish I'd known that before, so I wuda tried to keep my head up. Oh well, the seatbelt got a free kiss. Yes, I did wipe the lipstick off the seatbelt. Now, the scary part is, once you get off the zipline, you have to walk down a gravel path, which is extremely steep. I'm talking rollercoaster steep. It reminded me of Kingda Ka, although not as steep. I was hella scared but thank God, the family was with me. Otherwise, I def wuda cried. This was much scarier than the zipline & the coaster. Going down in a vehicle or a ride/coaster is 1 thing. Going steeply downhill by foot is a whole another level. It definitely wasn't safe, & I felt like we were gonna trip & go rolling down like dominos. I wonder why they didn't build stairs. This is like a lawsuit waiting to happen. I've always wanted to sue somebody, but don't let it be you. Just saying. Anyway, imagine somebody falls, goes rolling down & gets hurt. For Mountain Coaster, the first half of the ride is extremely slow. No matter how much you try to speed up, it won't go faster. I guess it's slow at first so you can enjoy the view. Once it gets fast & you go downhill, it gets too fast, & you can't slow it down too much once it's going down or sloping down sideways. It was still fun. A bit scary, esp if you're going alone, but definitely thrilling. It's a long ride, much longer than any coaster at any amusement park, so it's def worth it. For Sunbowl Tubing, we didn't realize you have to go up with the tube on an escalator like walkway thing (idk what it's called, the things they have at the airport where you get on & it takes you forward, no steps, without you having to move). That thing unfortunately takes forever & a lot of time is lost going all the way up to where you start. Even tho it's an hr, I only got to go like 5 times. I also left early cuz it was time for my mountain coaster ride. It's still fun & worth it if you stay the whole hour. Pics are $15 for 1, $20 for 2, $25 for 3, $30 for 4, $35 for 5, $40 max. You have the option of getting printed photos or digital. I just wish there were more employees available to help when you first arrive at the main entrance with ticket printing & directions. It was frustrating not knowing what to do or where to go. read more

This was a fun day. They could probably use a better system back and forth between attractions and the zipline area ending makes more sense than the beginning but it was cute. Coaster was cute too. Good for all ages. read more

The last time I was at this resort area was when we went to Camel beach few years back. My first time to be at camelback mountain for these thrilling adventures. We are here today to enjoy the mountain coaster. There are other activities to enjoy, the zip line, the sun bowl slide, utv tour, segway, tree top adventure etc. Parking for non-resort guests is not hard to locate but for one activity to experience, the $12 fee is a killer. An online ticket should exchange for a card with qr code via a machine . The card needs to be scanned to get in by the respective activity gate. It won't work until like 5 minutes of the scheduled time. Coaster ride was a fun ride. We controlled our own ride and we made it even with few bumpy spots. We had a great time for that short period of time. There was a photo taken during the activity that can be purchased in the photo center. read more

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While the attractions here are fun and worth your time, the employees really put a damper on the mood here. Loudly rude and unprofessional. Not all of the employees but namely the ladies working the zip line gear. I don't know all their names except for Vicky. Yelling at everyone, just overall rude and miserable. I understand it's tourist season it must get overwhelming at times but there is no reason to be rude to every person you interact with unless they are rude first and no one around us were rude to them. Unfortunately I do not think we will be coming back solely because of employee attitude and manners. read more

I was staying with my best friend in her vacation house in Bushkill, PA and we were looking for an exciting activity which is close to the area, while researching my best friend found out about Camelback Mountain coaster, read the reviews and were satisfied to know how it works. We reserved the ride for four people and have decided to take the ride mid afternoon. It was easy enough to find their "adventure basecamp" (with the help of GPS), they have a sizable parking area in front of the basecamp, ticket booths are on the right side of the facility and further to the right there is a gift shop and outdoor picnic tables. At the booth, just show your reservations and they will give you a card pass for each one. From the booth it was a short walk going to the entrance of the camelback mountain coaster, just scan the pass 15-30 minutes prior to your designated time and then you are in. Prior to the ride, they will show a video for you to watch, for safety purpose. At first, the coaster ride was intimidating for me but because of the knowledge that I can control the speed of my coaster through manual brakes I did not get to the point of "PANIC" LOL. The ride was smooth, fast and not scary at all, in fact I did not have to use the brakes that often. It was enjoyable even though it was just a short ride. The price was fair for the ride. This ride will be fun for your kids, minimum age for a driver is 9 and minimum age for a rider is 3. The experience was exciting and fun enough for me. They boast that this is the only coaster ride in PA. Try it. read more

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For non-real adventure seekers. Good for kids. Do not suggest for teenagers and adults.

Kinda scary not gonna lie lol but it was fun. Quick ride. When we got there some lady was being wheeled out on a stretcher because she braked too hard and the person behind her bumped into her. Definitely watch the instruction video and pay attention to the details cuz you're signing a waiver for this baby lol. But besides the scary intro. It was fun!! A little terrifying lmao it's like a mini ego death. But not bad. I'd come during the week and save a few bucks. read more

Bought tickets online through this process- -clicked buy zip rider tickets - select day, time and riders and all rider names -received tickets in email So I show up and they immediately tell me no that's not tickets for the zip rider the website defaults to have you buy the normal tickets (never gave me an option for this to be changed in the buying screen though?) and that it would be $40 more to get onto the ride we booked tickets for... Terrible customer service, the woman who helped me immediately knew the issue and practically didn't care that the website has this issue. Ruined the experience for me, my wife, and my 3 kids who could not go on the ride we even watched YouTube videos of in preparation. read more

Terrible experience, we booked online for the 4000ft zip line but the website "corrected" it to the 1000ft zip line. The attendants told us once we were there that the website does this when anyone tries to book so it would be an extra 35$ to upgrade or do the 1000ft zip line. After already paying and booking coming excited for the 4000ft experience we left disappointed even with the 1000ft experience read more

My elder son really enjoyed this, especially the 4K zipline. He was quite nervous before but after the ride was really happy. It actually doesn't go that fast, and before it starts you basically sit and rest your feet against the wall so it is not intimidating at all. The guys working at the zipline (and also the shuttle that takes you there) are very friendly. The girls working at the check in and also ticket area could probably do with some customer service classes. He also did the roller coaster. This looked fun, although he was back pretty quickly... at $15 I guess its not too bad but I'd think that $10 would be more appropriate. They COVID measures seemed to be fairly good. They take your temperature before you even enter the premises. And apparently they are sanitizing the equipment. Main complaint though is that the shuttle to the zip line is a relatively small van and the windows were up... so no ventilation at all. It was a beautiful day so they really should have opened the windows. read more

Visited to ride the Alpine Coaster. It was quite fun, although one of the more tame examples of these types of rides that I have come across. As soon as I parked the car near the Adventures ticket office, I was spotted by a parking attendant with a handheld device. He immediately asked me to pay $10 parking. We were only planning on riding the Alpine Coaster, which is not an all-day activity and is something that shouldn't have parking applied to it. What's strange is that we were waived through a checkpoint at the entrance to the property (where I expected they would charge for parking), and we parked and walked around the Resort Lobby to use the restroom and see what's inside, also without the need for paid parking. If we had walked from the resort, it would've saved us $10. Maybe they could come up with a better way of doing this, like getting a ticket at the entrance and having someone pay parking rates on the way out, based on how long they stay (like 1-2 hours free, 3-6 hours for $5, 7+ hours for $10, etc). I've been to similar mountain coasters that are also around the $15 mark around the Smokies and elsewhere; with $10 parking factored, this makes it a poor value by comparison. read more

Mountain Adventures - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

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Lots of fun !!! Did zip lining , they made me feel so comfortable and put me at ease to know I will be ok

Never again!!! We had to wait in line for a refund. They had umbrellas and the person working there , Stephanie, did not open the umbrellas for the customers even though it is very hot and sunny. read more

Mountain Adventures - The worker in red (Stephanie) that does not care about the customers - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

Pretty fun experience overall. I don't have much to compare it to, but I'd still recommend giving some of the mountain adventures a try. I think this would have been a better experience if the weather cooperated. One think I found a bit strange is that when I talked to the staff over the phone, they said tickets are only available online and not at the location. I was not given any directions for where to go, so it was confusing and difficult to arrive at our scheduled time. However, there weren't many people there, so the time slot didn't make much of a difference. Directions given by the lady in the cabin at the entrance were inaccurate. She didn't tell us the right place to go and forgot to tell us about the harnesses we needed to pick up. I was inaccurately strapped in the first time they hooked me up to the zip line. It was a quick ride, not frightening at all, but I don't think it was worth the money. The hike up the mountain to get to the start is quite steep! The mountain coaster, though, was very fun. The man operating the coaster was friendly, easy to talk to, and gave us great directions. It takes 4 minutes to get to the top of the mountain, and you pass by beautiful sights. You can control how fast or slow you go with brakes, but it can be a bumpy ride. The man operating the coaster let us ride a second time for free because there were no people waiting for it and it was a gloomy, slow day for the park. 5/5 for that guy. Fair price at $50 for 3 rides. You can ride with a child if you want, too. All in all, the first time experience was a bit difficult to navigate and confusing. But, I'd return for the mountain coaster and to try the 4,000 ft zip line as well as the water park. Coaster operators are awesome! read more

My friends and I had a really fun time at Camelback Mountain. We wanted some fun and they offered the zip line, and tree top ropes course. Registration was fine. The staff were great, knowledgeable and provided good training and safety. One thing that was annoying (no fault of the staff) was that it was an unseasonable day - with risks of storms. There was lighting miles away and we all had to stop and come down the mountain until the threats passed. This happened most of the day. We finally got free passes to return another day which we did. read more

Thought I Purchased tickets for the 4000' Ziprider, however when I arrived the employee told me the tickets were actually for the 1000' Zipline. On the website I had found the 4000' ziprider and selected "buy now", I told the employee this and she said when you go to buy tickets for either zip line, it defaults to the 1000' Zipline, and you also have to pay extra to change the tickets. The tickets being $40 more than I already paid. The employee also seemed very aware of this issue/confusion on their website and didn't care, it seems very unprofessional to me. Would not come back. read more

During a visit to the water park over the summer, I was determined to ride the zip line when I saw people soaring over the water slides. My friend and I came for a visit on the last day of the season and I'm so glad we did. We had an absolute blast on the 4K/1K zip lines and mountain coaster. We felt completely safe during our visit and were able to enjoy the experience. We bought the photo package, which I thought was offered at a reasonable price for all you get if you're going to be there doing activities. read more

Mountain Adventures - 1k zip line - Challenge Courses Near Me - Tannersville, Pennsylvania

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We went to Camelback for zipline on 6/12/2021. Because we did not pre-book, we got a time slot for 4.30pm in the evening. We came at 4.30pm only to find out there are no slots at 4.30 (as you can see on yelp - open only till 4), we were given a new ticket that was valid for a month or so. We booked slots for the next day itself for 10am. We reached and were asked to sign waivers, we were given red tags that prove we signed the waivers and also updated tickets. We were given safety helmet and our gear. Along with the gear, we were also given the equipment that attached you with the rope way. That equipment was heavy (heavy I would say over 50 lbs). I thought that was too much to ask for and they should have taken care of it. I would have given 4 stars if I didn't have to carry that heavy thing on me. A bus took us to the top of the mountain and people were released in pairs. Instructions were straight forward and the zipline lasted for about a min, but it was great fun. Overall good experience. read more

We went for the Appalachian coaster and to zip line. For zip lining we opted for the double barrel 1000. There is also the soaring camel 4000 which we learned was not only a longer zip distance but also higher views as it zips from the highest point that the ski lift takes you too. After zip lining the 1000 we wanted to go for the 4000 however it was completely sold out until 4:30 the following day so as a heads up if you are interested in the 4000 they are normally sold out a day in advance. Either way we had a great time. The coaster was also fun. The line was long but we have waited in longer lines at the fair. They do plan everything out with ticket sales based upon timing brackets. This helps to reduce the wait time. We arrived around 2pm and our rides were set for 3pm and 3:30pm so in between our arrival and first ride we toured the area. We visited the outdoor water park, visited the indoor Waterpark/resort, asked questions and obtained information for returning in the winter to ski. read more

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Came to the Poconos during Thanksgiving weekend with the family. Zip Lining has always on my bucket list and was so excited that the family wanted to partake. Obviously, this was during COVID and as a group decided that if there were NO crowd control, we would opt out. Our temperatures were check before entering the grounds. Masks were mandatory until you were on the lift. When arrived we were instructed on the process of putting on the equipment. Then escorted onto a van that transported us to the 4 thousand lift. YIKES. They only allowed half of the people (10) on the van. Once we arrived to the lift, a second instructor adjusted our equipment to double check and escorted us individually onto the platform - us can go in pairs as well. They had us sit into the harness, put our feet up on a wall and then release. At first, it looked intimidating but it's not fast and once you start it's such a beautiful view you forget how high up you are. We were fortunate to have a beautiful day with very little clouds. Camelback Mountain Adventures, we'll be back! read more

It was an amazing getaway and perfect to see the fall foliage from top view. The zip flyer was exciting yet scenic, completely worth my money 100%. The staff were also very informative and sweet, it really made my whole experience so much better. The worker at the top of the mountain helped calm me down while he was strapping the equipment to the zip line, which I was grateful for. Definitely will be returning! read more

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What a great time, this course is not for the faint of heart, I found it to be fairly challenging. The staff was super friendly, patient and really very helpful. We got almost all the way through the course and ended early as one member of our group had enough. The cost per person was fair @ $55 pp, course takes approximately 3 hours. My only critique would be that I wish I had gloves as I got stuck on one of the ziplines and had to pull myself in fairly far,it was rough on the hands, gloves would have made it way easier. Also, I am a small person, 4'11" and I will tell you, some of the obstacles were a challenge for me. Overall a great family activity that got everyone away from electronics, leave the phones in the car and enjoy the day. read more

My son spent the day snowboarding at Camelback mountain. He lost his phone and was returned by Rein at lifts. He was Courteous, honest and had amazing customer service. He spent the time to help return the phone by calling the most recent call. He went out of his way to get the phone back to the owner. We are grateful for that. He turned a good day into a great day. Thank you Rein H. read more

I purchased tickets to ride the 4000' Zip Rider, I purchased for my son and I. When I printed tickets at the kiosk, the person helping customers told me to come back at 4:45 to check in at the blue tent to be set up for the zip-line. I showed up at 4:45 and the worker I spoke to under the blue tent was rude and snapped to come back right at 5. So I waited with the other 5pm riders. The 5pm riders were delayed 30 minutes so keep in mind you may pay for a specific time slot but end up riding way later than you planned. While waiting in line, one of the workers was asking people waiting if they were riding the zip-line, and sighed in disgust every time someone said yes. The whole time this worker was annoyed and snapping at riders. It was two older ladies and a younger lady and it was incredibly clear all three did not want to be there. People pay $55 per ticket, for an experience and not to be treated like trash. My son ended up being right under the weight limit, so we were not able to ride. I went to the register to ask for a refund, the young man who helped me was nice and apologetic for the 4000' zip rider staff under the blue tent. He offered a refund and for my crappy experience he gave me tickets to the 1000' zip rider. I got my refund, tickets to the other zip line, walked the trail to get on the zip line, made it down the zip line with my son and the 5pm 4000' zip riders were still waiting on their bus. I gave this review 2 stars for the young man who helped me and was very nice and all of the 1000' rider staff was kind. If you decide to ride the 4000' zip rider I hope you get a kind staff and not people who will treat you like trash because they're dissatisfied with their job or ready to go home, mostly when these are the folks putting on your safety equipment for you. I don't plan to ever go back to camelback after this. I'd rather take my money elsewhere, and be treated with kindness and able to ride a ride at the time that was paid for. Lastly i was supposed to ride this zip-line September 2nd at 5pm, I would suggest maybe going earlier maybe their attitudes were better earlier in the day. P.S. the restrooms at the adventure area were pretty atrocious, Porto-Potty level discussing. I don't think they are cleaned too often, reminded me of Highway rest stop in the middle of nowhere. Not worth it for what you pay for everything. read more

The staff were amazing starting with person who greeted us, the people inside directing us to facilities to the crew who worked the zip line. They were friendly and made me feel comfortable from the beginning. They were patient, my dad is 79 years old and they showed him great respect and encouragement. He had a little trouble with the walk up to the zip line. The guys at the top were telling us to take our time and rest as often as we needed. When we got to the top, he was a little scared, they talked to him and he stepped off the platform, he LOVED it. When we got to the bottom, they were wonderful. The entire crew was telling him how great of a job he did, thus made my dad's day! If I could give this place more than five stars, I would. We will go again. BEST STAFF I HAVE MET IN A LONG TIME! read more

My friend and I had a fantastic time doing the Treetop Adventures & 4K zip line at Camelback Mountain Adventures. We felt like everything lined up perfectly for us. This is what we did: -Called the Monday prior to the weekend we wanted to do the adventure to purchase our tickets -Opted for the 9 AM full Treetop Adventure package, which is 5 obstacle courses -Got onsite as recommended at 8:40 AM -Put on harnesses at 9 AM -Orientation with our first attempt at a course 4' off the ground started around 9:15-9:20 -Got on the first obstacle around 9:30 AM -Finished courses 1,2, 3, and 5 by 12:30 PM. -Ate lunch onsite and rested until 2 PM -Did 4K zipline at 2 PM -Left park with purchase of all digital images no later than 3 PM TREETOP ADVENTURES: GUIDES The guides were professional and helpful. There were two obstacles that my friend and I were unsure as to what to do. Guides shouted from below the instructions. FACILITIES There are bathrooms in the adventure lodge and porta potties on the course. We didn't use the porta potties on the course. We greatly appreciated the water available at two of the 5 obstacle courses. The obstacles were in good condition, nothing was broken. PHYSICAL To do the courses and enjoy the adventure, you need to be in shape. We both exercise a lot: I see a personal trainer 2 times a week, spin or run 3 times a week, and often hike or bike on weekends. My friend does SolidCore (think very physically demanding Pilates classes that add increased heart rate elements) classes 3 times a week and runs once a week. We heard kids and adults complaining about how hard it was, they simply didn't have the endurance to do it. We skipped the 4th obstacle course because it is known as being the hardest due to a lengthy cargo net, on which you must traverse sideways... and I had to drive us to NYC for a Broadway show and back to my place that night so I didn't want to be exhausted. I wore my Garmin for fun and I burned over 800 calories doing the 4 obstacles courses in 3 hours. TIMING The 9 AM course is great for several reasons. There was PLENTY of parking when we arrived at 8:40 AM. The guides aren't exhausted and more enthusiastic. There were no delays, passing, or bunching up of groups on the course. We felt we could go at our own pace without any concerns. And... because you start your day at 9-9:30 AM it isn't as hot... by the time we were done it was starting to get warm. FOOD The food is terrible at the Mountain Adventures lodge. For lunch I had a turkey wrap that had SUPER salty turkey meat and very little lettuce/tomato. The other options were unappetizing Buffalo Chicken wraps or Caesar salads with chicken. There were bags of chips, a few baked goods, and sodas. Not much. If you aren't staying at the resort, bring a cooler with ANYTHING else. TIPS Bring your own food. Using the locker was convenient. Sign up for the 9 AM adventure. It's $10 cheaper and you can really go at your own pace. My friend and I wore work out clothing that wasn't too loose or too tight. We also brought our own cycling gloves, which keep your finger tips exposed. Our hands were thankful for the gloves. Our finger tips were raw at the end of the adventure. My friend had problems at one point on obstacle 5, her left hand grip locked up for a bit. It takes a bit of work to open the carabiners. 4K ZIP LINE Stand by the area for harnesses 5-10 minutes before your ticket time. They only begin distributing harnesses at your ticket time. Carrying your harness until your turn to zip down, you will be shuttled up to the water park, walk through the water park to board the ski lift and take the lift to the top of the mountain. You'll walk a bit to get to the zip line starting point. It's a quick ride, but fun. As a person with a slight fear of heights, I really appreciated that they have a wall where you place your feet so you can't see the drop. They randomly open the wall door and then you are gone. I LOVED IT. read more

Should deduct one star for all those darn hills I had to climb for EVERYTHING! All the pain was worth it. I can't wait to head back up to the Poconos! read more

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We rented a few picnic tables ($20 each - very inexpensive) and had a landing place for the family. We were able to bring in our food and beverages & enjoy the water park. The area is under a canopy which was perfect for the grandparents that only wanted to enjoy the pool and cable cars. Note: Reserve picnic area 3 weeks in advance to have them together. read more

After waiting over a hour they finally decide to tell us that we need to get I. Like to get our money back bc of drizzle. Then wait in line for the staff to tell me I have to wait 7-10 days to get our money back. This place is insane. Don't waste your time or money going here it's not worth it. read more

$55 for the treetop adventure. Couldn't recommend it enough. A memorable experience. Staff is nice. Location is clean. Entire campus has clear signs too. Will be returning. read more

I had come to Camelback before but it wasn't as crowded as it was yesterday. My friend and I came just went there on a Saturday morning (yesterday) at 11 am. Pros: The staff is super friendly which I loved and they had plenty of runs. Cons: BUT! It wasn't that great - I'm over the bunny slopes and do the green, blue, and black diamond slopes. The lifts take forever to take you up and then the runs were so short. On top of that it was super icy -'they need to fluff up the snow!!! I've never seen so many people taken out by stretchers - it was crazy. Price: $65 for the lift read more

Our group of 8 did the Treetop Adventure. Absolutely wonderful. Challenging yet fun. Great for team building and outdoor fun. They have a variety of obstacles to do from swinging, net climbing, to zip lining. Definitely worth it. We have done it twice already. This time around though, they did not provide protective gloves, which was very disappointing since it was provided before and a necessity for climbing and gripping etc. read more

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Had a great time here the other day. It is quite crowded though. My friend and I arrived at around 11 am and the entry line was already extremely long. It took us about an hour to get our passes, skis and helmet and be ready to go. But once you get all your gear, you're in for a full day of fun. They have so many different slopes to try out, you won't be bored. I do think the slopes could be longer, it takes about 30 seconds to go down one and then you're in line for the ski lift to go back up again. The ski lifts take a while too. The food they have there is pretty decent, but like all other ski resorts, it is wildly overpriced. I paid $13 for a hot dog and Brisk Iced Tea. Crazy. Overall, I would definitely come back here again! read more

I came here for my first snowboarding trip ever. It's 2 hours away from me so I think that it's super convenient. There are multiple slopes but obviously for my first time I stayed on the bunny hill. Then I eventually went on a green and that was the worse experience ever. It was extremely icey and that killed my experience. However, when I went to Vermont, the slopes were better and it wasn't as icey. But other than that, the surrounding areas were okay. There was a pizzeria, a brewery, and deli nearby. Everything is pretty convenient. If you want to rent for equipments, don't rent from Camelback, rent from other local stores, they're a lot cheaper. read more

Huge disappointment!! Staff needs to communicate coordinate with the weather better. We were a group of 8 people and drove 2.5 hours to do the 4000' zipline. We got there and signed the waiver at 4pm. The cashier guy told us the next slot we can do is 5:30pm for a big group. We paid and waited around in the heat for an hour and a half. When 5:30 came around they strapped us into the gear/pulleys and drove us up the mountain. The Staff up there tells us they saw a lightening strike 10 miles away and that we would need to wait half an hour before any of us can zipline across. Fifteen minutes later they tell us they're bringing us back down and giving us a refund because the "storm" was getting closer (it was only a few clouds I promise). When we went back down, the sky cleared up completely (bright + sunny and everything!) We even saw the same staff members zipline across to reach the bottom It was such a waste of a day and we spent 2 hours just waiting around for them to turn us away. My only suggestion is that they give hourly weather updates. It's literally the LEAST they can do for providing outdoor activities in the poconos mountains. People drove from very far and this L could've been avoided if the staff had just said "weather is showing thunder in about an hour" or even warn us beforehand that MINOR weather changes can affect our zip lining adventure. Probably not going back again. read more