Campgaw Mountain Ski Area

I had a wonderful first time snow tubing experience. I love the speed I gained and the spinning out at the end. I felt like it was fairly priced! For a holiday weekend I’m pretty impressed there wasn’t much wait time probably around 15 minutes per each go around but many people go in doubles which sped things up fairly quickly. I do wish the whole waiver situation, that took some time. Should at least be done online or at least set up stations with iPads but I didn’t mind the old-fashioned vibes this ski area had. It seems like most people left around 3pm so if you want to avoid the crowds best come for that time. Menu very limited. I would recommend bringing your own food unless you don’t mind eating cold burgers and chicken fingers. Vegans, all they got for you is french fries and jumb

Amazing place for beginners and intermediate ski and awesome place for tubing. I have been visiting multiples times each season for the last 15+ yrs. Very kid friendly and excellent staff. Ski coaches are top notch and help in all ways. Took my kid since he was 3yrs and has enjoyed every time, loves to go back every time just like all of us! Restroom are clean and restaurant onsite provides snacks, food and hot beverages.

We had a wonderful family skiing trip at Campgaw Mountain Ski Area! It’s a perfect spot for families and beginners well organized, friendly staff, and a welcoming atmosphere. The slopes are manageable yet fun, making it a great place for kids and parents to enjoy skiing together. Everything felt safe, clean, and easy to navigate. We made great memories and would definitely recommend Campgaw Mountain to families looking for a fun and relaxed ski experience. ⛷️❄️

I had a hard time finding a detailed review of newer date, so here comes. We visited Campgaw Resort over Martin Luther King Day and had a mixed experience as a family with two young kids (ages 3 and 5) who are just learning how to ski. The resort is actually quite well suited for beginners. There are several slopes with very gentle inclines—perfect for children and first-timers. Our kids felt safe and confident on the two Magic Carpet areas, where they could practice and easily ride back up. This setup worked really well for both our three- and five-year-old. The small chairlift to the upper beginner section also offered a bit more excitement while still being manageable for little skiers. Pricing is reasonable for the offering on paper, but kids also pay full price (65$/person on weekend

One of the two Ski Mountains in NJ. I was pleasantly surprised by this mountain. I obviously went to the night session which for me is a rather peaceful time after work as there were about 10 people including me on the slope which meant non stop skiing for the 2.5 hours in straight rain. Driving there is rather easy and once you get there, there are clear signs directing you where to go. The parking lot is a decent size. I would recommend parking as close to the ski slope as there is a tiny incline and walk towards the admissions/dining area. There is a fire pit inside to warm up on the coldest of days. There are 2 chairlifts which take you to the very top which breaks off into a tiny black into what I would call greens the rest of the way down. Not the biggest mountain by any mean but n