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    2.5 (94 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Malik G.

    Nice spot, fun time and great view!! 2 hours is all you'll really need, can't wait to come back with the little ones soon!

    Extremely long line due to closing right walk way.

    Paid $375.00 for tubing. They shut down one walkway and had everyone using one walkway causing extreme lines. Spent more time in line than snow tubing. Never again

    The is the right slope, the slightly gentler and longer one. So fun!

    Ok, so we ended up having a good time here but there's a few things I really must get out of the way first. People must learn not to put their double tubes sideways on the belt. Please be careful. I saw someone literally get stuck under their tube because for some reason they decided to sit on the belt and turn their tube sideways. No, don't do that. Period. Maybe staff need to look out for people attempting to do that or just as soon as the new group gets out on the slope for their 2 hour slot give a little shout out of the rules. My kids did not really want to go on the slope at first. Once they tried it a few times they got used to it and started having fun. The rest area was really nice too. Staff on the slopes were really nice and friendly. We will return!

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    John H.

    This is one of the best snow tubing experiences in the Poconos! While it is quite pricey at $25 (Mon-Fri) - $30 (Sat-Sun, holidays) for 2-hours, the hill is a ton of fun. The run is a decent length and you do pick up, but not so fast that a child couldn't ride by themselves. Camelback also offers singles & doubles tubes, so you can ride by yourself or with a partner. There are nine, 2-hour session available throughout the day. The 16 lanes on the hill helps with the lines, but you still want to arrive early to get your monies worth. The lines become outrageously long as the day progresses! Pro tip: If your visiting Massanutten for snow tubing during the weekends or the holidays, buy your tickets for the 9am-11am session ($30). We were able to fit in at least 8 runs before the next group started to get in line.

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    2.6(509 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Here's the reality: if you're visiting any area in close proximity to New York City, this is…read morelargely what you should expect, and it has been our experience in both Connecticut and New Jersey as well. There is trash everywhere. Truly everywhere. Many people don't bother using the trash bins and instead leave their garbage behind for someone else to deal with. Public spaces and facilities aren't treated with much care; we saw gum, trash, and random items tossed into the gas fire pits, and people taking selfies often seemed to take priority over respecting others' personal space. We were fortunate to have rented a condo outside the resort, but the behavior we encountered at the resort itself was very similar, plus a few additional moments we could have done without, including someone blowing their nose into their bare hand and whipping it onto the floor. My family and I are doing the 50‑state challenge, and we chose Camelback Mountain as our Pennsylvania destination. Had we realized how close it was to NYC, we likely would have picked somewhere else. The mountain is beautiful, and the resort has a lot of potential, but they were out of almost everything across the property. On‑site restaurants had limited availability, and the posted hours weren't accurate. There's also very little to do outside the resort at this time of year. I'd recommend skipping the "largest general store in the country", the condition of their petting zoo alone will have you wanting to start an animal rescue.

    This is a great place for beginners! LOTS of green beginner slopes to try out. However, it's a…read morepopular spot and tends to be VERY crowded... That said, I recommend you get here as early as possible if you plan to rent equipment!! It's also very helpful to reserve your gear and lift tickets ahead of time. That will make the gear check out process a bit easier/faster. We arrived around 1pm, and stood in a ridiculously long line to get our gear... All in all, we spent a little over an hour and a half just waiting for our gear. We were pretty annoyed by this, so if you're looking to spend more time on the slopes, get here EARLY!!! Parking is free, but also very difficult to find the later you get here... So keep that in mind as well. They have lockers all over the premises to lock up your things. You'll have to pay to rent them and I believe the only option is to pay for the whole day. Regarding crowdedness... There were really long wait times at the ski lifts, which was very annoying and often frustrating. I get that they have upgraded systems that scan our lift tickets each time we ride, however it created a lot of chaos regarding the lines. I was not a fan. Also, the number of people who were just SITTING in the middle of the slopes, blocking the way was incredibly annoying and also dangerous. There were a LOT of people doing this... I get that it can be scary going down the slopes, especially if it's your first time, however MOVE TO THE SIDE if you're not planning on going anywhere. To end on a brighter note, we were surprised to discover that they offer night skiing here! So arriving later in the day didn't affect us too much as we continued skiing until after 7pm. As beginners, we only needed about 3-4 hours of ski time so it worked out great for us! Not sure if we would come back here or not, but we're definitely glad we tried it out at least once!

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    2.6(740 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    This was the last stop for my Fourth of July, Happy Birthday America 250!! trip. The adventure park…read moretruly offered a variety of activities for everyone; zipling, mountain coaster, mountain bike adventure, golf, ski resort in winter, sun tubing, and anything else I missed!!! My main reason for the visit, was the mountain coaster. The mountain coaster being my 5th one, was well worth, leaving it as my last stop. The adventure itself, 4 minute ride in total; longest and fastest I've been on, once you get to the top, be prepared, because you will fly , 30 miles per hour and get the best thrill and adrenaline rush... Check out the mountain coaster, you'll be amazed .

    Location of this place is amazing for the views you get. The food was not good. Service was just…read morebasic for what you pay to stay here. The upkeep of this place is the worse. Checkin is BUSY. They seem to be well staffed. We came in from a long drive. Checkin is at 4, we got there at 5ish. Room was not ready. We came as part of a wedding group. Informed the lady of such as we needed to get ready for rehearsal that was to start soon. She then spoke with a manager who did the inspection of the room supposedly sooner so that we can get ready. Check-out is at 11. We were told we could not request late checkout until the morning of. We called the morning of and was told we were not able to get it as the hotel was nearly fully booked. They need to prep for incoming guests. That's fine but if this is the case, I expect my room to be clean and ready at check-in time. This place is kid overload. I love the kids but this place is not really made for adults without children. Mind you, I came for the wedding and we chose what was most convenient for access to the wedding functions. I experienced this so you can know what to expect. It wasn't just that the lobby was so loud, kudos to the noise from the lobby not carrying to our 3rd floor. The noise came from the neighbors slamming doors mutiple times throughout the night and early morning and big kids running in the hallways. Inside the room: my friend felt the room smelled like urine. Dogs are allowed. I smelled cleaned and I never got the urine smell. The toilet got stopped up. It took a while to get someone up to look at it. We also reported the tub was back flowing. The maintenance guy was very nice. I asked what was in the tub and his response was, "You really don't want to know". The tub is supposed to get cleaned at least after each guest leaves so why is this not part of "the inspection"? The carpet is cut, there was sealant visible at the sink/vanity area. We noticed what look like blood stain on the curtain the day we left, both the carpet and tub are stained. Carpet definitely need to be replaced The bed was comfortable, nice size TV, and room stayes cool. The fire alarm sounded for a few hours the 2nd day there, mid morning, but was taken care of fairly quickly. The wedding venue was beautiful. The wedding was outside. We were told the bride and groom asked that we not take pictures because that's what the photographers were far. Well they did not request that. There were two photographers. They are employed by the venue. At no point should there not be a photographer present during the ceremony and the reception. During the reception, they both disappeared and part of the program had to be paused to look for them. This place gets a 2 because location is great, the mountain view is breathtaking, the pool looks great for children and it is indoors, and the size of the rooms are spacious. They also offer discounts for the excursions. As a guest of the hotel, parking is free and access to the pool area. For the amount load to stay here per night, I at least expect 4 star treatment.

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    Edge of the Woods Outfitters - Kayak down the Delaware

    Edge of the Woods Outfitters

    4.7(119 reviews)
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    Fun time kayaking on the Delaware River with a group of 13! The serenity of the river and nature…read morewas incredible. The water is warm even though it was only 70 ish degreees.

    (This was a few months ago so the details could be a bit iffy.)…read more This was a very impromptu trip and everything at Edge of the Woods makes doing that easy. Head to the website, book the date & time you want and you're done. www.watergapadventure.com/river-trips A few things worth noting: They offer multiple trip lengths. The standard 4-, 6- and 10-mile trip (Smithfield to Portland) are all booked generically and then when you get there you tell them what you want to do. All pricing is the same which believe me compared to others companies, that's very different - in a good way. They do offer two other longer trips but those require calls to the main office I assume to assess river conditions; your own competency and shuttle availability. The main office in Delaware Water Gap is very easy to find and there was plenty of parking on a quiet post-Labor Day Monday. You check in, you're handed a laminated map, life jacket and given a brief route explanation and then you're off in the van. One problem arose and it was kind of a PIA but it was worked around. Most companies have different types/sizes/models of kayaks and quite often, will ask you what you prefer. Not here. When we left the office, the guy driving didn't say a word to me until we get to Smithfield Beach to unload. He had a few kayaks pre-loaded in the carrier but definitely did not look at them before we left. One of them had a broken foot pedal that he said couldn't be used, another was very much designed for a smaller individual (i.e. if you're taller and/or taller & larger it ain't happening safely) which only left two tandem models. Using a tandem as a single individual is not the end of the world but especially when the seats are still left in the two person configuration (i.e. one front and one back versus the rear one being placed more towards the middle), it's a PIA to maneuver the craft and you are paddling harder to get the job done compared to a single. The scenery along the route was decent. You could see a bit of the Shawnee Resort and Golf Course, an old stone bridge abutment in the middle of the river, under and along 80 and then when you get into the Water Gap itself with the high cliff sides. Very picturesque. Once you go under the old train viaduct in Portland, you give the office a call for the shuttle to meet you at the out point which is at the Portland Pedestrian Bridge. The whole experience was about four hours door to door to cover the ten miles on the water plus the shuttle to & from the pick up and drop off points. Lots of nice scenery, due to the low water level there wasn't much in the way of current except for the area around viaduqt in Portland and even that wasn't bad. I'm not a big fan of the equipment here but I wouldn't let that deter me from coming back in the future for one of their northern longer trips.

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    Great Wolf Lodge

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    1.2 mi

    I being going here for 5 years every year go 2 time with all my family cousin i love so much i…read morewent for the first time To Kalahari last year on August and then on October I went to great wolf lodge and let me tell you Great wolf lodge is better then Kalahari Kalahari is more for older people but I love it here I am going next week with my 6 months old and all my cousins family!!

    0 stars for housekeeping -- they didn't notice our original shower was broken, they didn't clean…read morethe shower when we requested it when the floor was wet (because the shower curtains are very short). This was by far the laziest housekeeping people we've ever encountered in our lives -- instead of taking the requested dirty towels away and replacing them, they left everything on the ground and just dumped a pile of towels on the sink. Additionally, they barely made the beds -- the sofa bed was ignored while the main mattress' sheets were all touching the ground. Only the kids bunks got remade properly. We passed other rooms and it looked like they actually made the beds, so we probably got assigned the world's laziest person. Food: buffet food is meh. Restaurant food a step up. Stick with dunkin' for breakfast. Ice cream not bad, soft serve is large portions. Mirror maze was basically all broken. Only 2 things really worked when we went in, by the next day only one worked. Pay dirt (mining gemstones/fossils) was a high value activity for my kids - extra worth when you have the 25% discount. Water park is tiny and cold (there's a few small hot tubs), but has a lazy river; slushies standard ICEE brand, mini golf is sad (only like 7 holes maybe). Kids had a ton of fun at the candlestick bowling -- there's a bunch of game modes to try. Only worth if you get the unlimited. Magiquest was 4-6 hours of running around fun and defeating monsters. Wands and attachments are all upcharges from standard. Mostly can only access up and down with elevators so when one is out of order it takes forever. We didn't experience anything outdoors bc of rain.

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    Kalahari - Two Queen bed room

    Kalahari

    2.9(1.3k reviews)
    4.1 mi

    What I liked: Fun rides, lots of food options. Convenient…read morelocker system and wristband. I liked the showers and changing rooms. What I did not like: Rude service in food area (smoothie stand) in waterpark. When I tried to ask for other options for salad dressing, I received a very impolite response. Found a large piece of plastic in wrap which was bought at the smoothie stand in waterpark (which we did not complain about, especially since they had already been rude). Music too loud in certain areas, especially in eating area by smoothie stand. Bathrooms wet & dirty in sink area. Overall, too loud in waterpark. Need some kind of sound absorption in room to make it quieter. Arcade seemed noisy, crowded, and cramped. Did not feel enticing. Upon purchasing tickets, attendant would not give us the lower price which was advertised on website. He could not give a reason except that the prices vary. I felt this was false advertising. Felt certain areas were unsafe. Kids did forward flips in 4 feet deep water, which seemed dangerous. Basketball area was a little dangerous. My daughter got hit in the head with a ball. Ride attendant gave me detailed safety instructions, but did not give my teenage daughter and her friend the same instructions (for the Anaconda ride).  Person who took my order made a mistake and got my order wrong. They were nice and offered to fix it, but I said not to worry about it... Even though the kids had fun, I felt it was too loud, service was moderate/poor, and admission was overpriced. Would likely not go again.

    I'm still here at Kalahari Pocono Pines…read more Day-1 We arrived Monday morning at 10 AM. Check-in was fairly easy because there was virtually no one else here yet. When I passed the check-in 2-hours later... The line was very long and the same person was working. They definitely need more people there. I went to use the ladies room after checking in and it was extremely dirty. The cleaning cart was there with no attendant. Went to the indoor waterpark which opens at 10 AM because it's raining outside. The outside was closed. It's the usual indoor waterpark nothing special. The Jacuzzi. Where can I begin? It is an indoor outdoor Jacuzzi. Meaning, you can go straight from the inside through a passageway into the outside. On the inside section.... Only 3-lame-jets were working. PACKED With kids. Outdoor section NONE of the jets were on. I asked the "lifeguard" why the Jets were not on. He said do you want them on? I asked him if he knew the difference between a Jacuzzi and a pool of hot water. He said he would turn them on ... he never did. I cannot emphasize enough, how many children were in there. From a few months old to pre-teens. Horsing around.... I scooped this one girl up that was about to drown 4-years old. She was allegedly being watched by her 12-year-old sister. Her mother was so grateful. Why is the mother not watching her own 4-year-old? I am appalled by this Jacuzzi experience. Hey Kalahari.. Do you think you can have something just for adults? Do the kids not have enough activities to enjoy? No? Do you know how "unhealthy" A Jacuzzi is for children? They have these rules for the kids in the Jacuzzi. Nobody is adhering to those rules, not even the lifeguards. What lifeguard? Jacuzzis are for adults!!!!!!!! We had the buffet for breakfast. We arrived at 11 AM. They close at 12 noon. It was $30 for adults. And $20 for kids under 12. By the time we got there It was slim Pickens. You should not charge me the same amount as everybody else who got more variety before me. Was not impressed with the buffet at all. On the upside. The staff here is very friendly and helpful. Except of course, for the lifeguard who doesn't know the difference between a Jacuzzi and a tub full of hot water. And most importantly, is not adhering to the rules setforth for children in the Jacuzzi. I saved a kid from drowning today.... He should be fired. We will be checking out tomorrow at the prescribed 11 AM. I will add to this review at that time.

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