Camelback Snow Tubing

Here’s a polished Google review based on what you wrote: --- ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had an amazing time at **Camelback Resort**! I visited for snow tubing and the entire process was smooth from start to finish. The staff was very welcoming, friendly, and helpful, which made the experience even better. You can purchase tickets online for convenience, but I bought mine on-site and it was quick and easy. They also had a couple of food vendors available, and I absolutely loved the fries — definitely a great snack after tubing! Overall, it was a fun and well-organized experience, and I would definitely go back again. Highly recommend for a winter day out in the Poconos and definitely don’t forget to layer up. It gets too cold up the mountains ❄️

Snow tubing at Camelback Resort was SO MUCH FUN. The lanes are crazy fast, the lift makes it easy to keep going over and over, and racing your friends is next-level hilarious. We went on a Friday and it wasn't to crowded, so I would definitely recommend trying to go on a week- day. 10/10 would scream all the way down again!

Another tubing area off our list. We did first run in the morning at 9am, first hour was good but once 10pm flight showed up, lines got long, was waiting 4 deep at least. Was also a holiday weekend. Lots of NY and tourists who arent the most curtious people. Overall the hill was fast, more ice than snow.

Always a fun time but even in 0 degrees on friday Jan 30th it was Jam Packed with people! Sadly there was no hot beverages available that day either when we needed it all the most. But there's a really good pizza place 2 mins away call Tony Pizza!

“Let it snow” must be Camelback’s operating policy—because they apparently forgot to call plow trucks or salt their roads. We had a large group scheduled for a 4:00–6:00 PM time slot. After checking in, we were told the employee who booked our reservation never actually reserved the equipment, failed to follow up on basic registration, and left us completely off the roster. What should have been a smooth check-in quickly turned into delays—3:30 became 4:15—and then the real chaos began. Camelback failed to plow or salt their private roads and parking lots, which led to dozens of accidents right on their property. Vehicles were sliding uphill and downhill, losing control everywhere. Tow trucks refused to enter because they couldn’t safely navigate the crowd or icy, unplowed hills. It was