Snow Tubing

FAQS

• How long is a snow tubing session? Snow Tubing Tickets How long is a snow tubing session?
  All snow tubing sessions last two hours and begin at the top of each hour. Please arrive at least 30 minutes early to enjoy the full session.
• Do I have to carry the tube up to the top of the snow tubing park? Snow Tubing Tickets Do I have to carry the tube up to the top of the snow tubing park?

  When you get your tube at the bottom of the hill you will drag it to the magic carpet which will take you and your tube to the top of the park.

• Do I need to make a reservation? Snow Tubing Tickets Do I need to make a reservation?

  Reservations are strongly suggested for snow tubing. You can purchase tickets and book your times online to secure your spot. Buy now.

• Is there anywhere to keep my belongings? Snow Tubing Tickets Is there anywhere to keep my belongings?

  Yes, we do have lockers that you can purchase to store your belongings. Stop by our retail shop to purchase your locker rental.

• What do I need for snow tubing? Snow Tubing Tickets What do I need for snow tubing?

  A signed waiver is required to participate and pick up your tickets.
  Our new RFID tickets should be kept securely in a pocket or inside a glove. We recommend warm layers, gloves and snow boots. Helmets are up to your discretion if you wish to bring one.

• What Food & Beverage will be available at snow tubing? Snow Tubing Tickets What Food & Beverage will be available at snow tubing?

  At snow tubing this year, we will have our waffle cabin, tap bar, and Chuck’s Spud Shack open for food and beverages.

• What should I do when I arrive? Snow Tubing Tickets What should I do when I arrive?
  After parking, walk through the tunnel and continue straight to the kiosks to redeem your tickets. Use the barcode in your confirmation email to scan and print your tickets at the kiosks.
• What should I wear for snow tubing? Snow Tubing Tickets What should I wear for snow tubing?

  HERE’S WHAT WE RECOMMEND IN THE COLDER MONTHS.

  Pants:
  Insulated snow pants and a snug fitting base layer (long underwear) are highly recommended for your comfort. By the way, don’t tuck your pants into your boots. Snow pants are designed to fit over the tops of your boots. The only things that go inside your boots are your feet and your socks. Good waterproof pants are invaluable!

  Tops:
  A long-sleeved shirt (a turtle neck is a great idea) with a sweater and medium weight jacket offers a variety of options should the temperature change on the ski resort. On very cold days, a layer of long underwear worn on the upper body is a great insulator and may always be removed if conditions warrant. A winter jacket with armpit vents can be very effective at regulating body temperature.

  Cover your head!

  Your body loses 80% of its heat through your head. A hat is essential! A warm wool or fleece hat is ideal. Don’t sweat “hat hair”… you can fix it after the last run and before you head out for drinks and dinner.

  Footwear:
  Wear one pair of light to medium weight socks! Also we recommend you wear boots/warm waterproof shoes. Your boots are designed to keep you warm. Don’t cut off circulation to your toes or start your feet sweating with heavy socks. You may want to bring an extra pair to swap out during the day to keep you comfortable.

  Gloves/Mittens:

  Personal preference rules here. Generally, mittens are warmer but restrict dexterity. Glove liners (available in our shop) are a viable option for some. Boarders tend to prefer long, waterproof mittens. Hand warmers (also available in our shop) are single-use pouches that produce heat for several hours and are used inside gloves or mittens.

  Neck Wear:

  Leave the long woolen scarf your grandmother knit for you at home. You’re much better off with a neck warmer, a non-allergenic fleece tube that slips over the head and keeps your neck toasty warm. This wonderful, inexpensive piece of apparel is actually long enough to be pulled up to cover your chin, mouth and nose.

  Winter Weather:

  Insulated long underwear or base layer is priceless. The best ones are made of high-tech synthetic materials, but inexpensive cotton-poly blends work fine as well.

• Where is the Snow Tubing Park located and how do I get there? Snow Tubing Tickets Where is the Snow Tubing Park located and how do I get there?

  The Snow Tubing Park is located at 107 Resort Drive, Tannersville, PA 18372.

  Use your GPS to navigate to Camelback Resort and follow signs for Snow tubing Parking once you arrive on property. If you’re coming from:

  • New York City: Approx. 90 minutes via I-80 West
  • Philadelphia: Approx. 2 hours via I-476 North and I-80 West
  • Scranton/Wilkes-Barre: Approx. 45 minutes via I-380 South

  
  

  
  

• Which entrance do I use for snow tubing? Snow Tubing Tickets Which entrance do I use for snow tubing?
  If you’re visiting only for snow tubing, follow signs for Snow tubing Park Entrance (separate from the Ski Area and Lodge). Guests staying overnight at Camelback Lodge can use the resort shuttle located outside of the hotel. You MUST go through the snow tubing tunnel to get to the park, do not cross the road.