Came to Wooly's and had such a fun time. The kiddos did a package where they can do snow tubing,…read morecoaster, snow play and it was fun. Tip: They have a bar for the adults and would recommend to arrive early so you have enough time to do all the fun stuff. It does get crowded so plan ahead. Totally worth it.

We came here in the summer. Had a wonderful time! Family oriented. They have day pass as well as…read moreper activity based tickets. We took the day pass. We did mountain coaster, tubing, bungee trampoline, rock climbing, archery, ropes challenge. Everything was fun and the staff were nice and friendly. Highly recommend to show up at opening time itself if you want to do everything and multiple times. You will need an entire day! :) The adventure pass also allows you to use the gondola ride up mammoth mountain which is a must to do. Definitely go till the top and spend some time exploring the mountain top. You can also have lunch up there. All in all great time. Highly recommend.

1/5/26 Best place to rent ski equipment in Shaver!…read more We had a family of 4 completely covered for Ski's, boots, poles, and helmets for $300. Great value compared to up at China Peak or other resort rentals. The staff was friendly and helpful. We got fitted and supplied quickly and the return was effortless. I highly recommend Shaver lake Sports for your ski equipment rentals. Cheers!

Jared sold me new fishing line, spooled the reel, and had some great tips about local fishing. A+…read morecustomer service. Very knowledgeable, but also welcoming and did not make me feel bad for being novice with fishing gear. The lady working at the register was also very nice and helpful. Family friendly. Cool selection of fishing and sporting goods, too. Highly recommend this spot.

Be extremely careful with fences installed by ski patrol out of nowhere. They sometimes make…read moremistakes and install fences that do not make any sense that weren't even there that very same day, on the very same line. You will be better off throwing yourself into the ground at high speed to be able to stop on time, and walk around it, or you risk of being threatened like a criminal to cancel your pass, and to only use an easy line. On Friday, January 9th, I used a nice black diamond line 3 times from 9-11:30 am, no fence whatsoever, everything perfectly safe. While trying to run it for a 4th time at around 12:45, I noticed a "safety fence" on exactly the exit of that line, on a place that wouldn't make any sense. I already committed to the line, and was going at a decent speed. I tried to be polite enough, not destroying the fence but rather going under it. The ski patrol was finishing the fence close to where I crossed it, so he proceeded to threaten me like a criminal to cancel my pass and felt with the authority to order me to use Academy only. Weird thing, I tried to run the line again at like 2:30 pm, but planned to use a slightly different exit to avoid that fence, and for some "strange" reason, the fence I crossed and that I was threatened for, wasn't even there anymore. That tells me that someone made a mistake and just put a fence on a place that didn't make any sense whatsoever, and that would have actually made the run more dangerous instead of safer. Not even try to e-mail China Peak, they won't own their mistake, and essentially they will threaten you again over email to cancel you pass. This is not the friendly resort that it used to be anymore, take your business to Dodge Ridge, Bear Valley, or Mountain High, they still have the vibe.

We have come up here a couple of times and have had no issues with staff, the environment, parking…read more Sometimes the app is kind of a hit or miss, but with doing things online, it makes this very simple when you get up there instead of waiting at the windows for a while. The instructors have helped our little snowboard to his potential, enough for him to go on the lifts and the food and drinks have always been great. This year it looks like they improved some of the hang out spots and that is awesome. One thing I would recommend, is more eyes on the bathrooms, there are some that are almost always blocked or out of toilet paper. So maybe more checks on those around the area in general.

i hiked from badger pass ski area to glacier point on 3/28 and posted a vlog on yoütübe including…read moretips and info so you can be prepared! search "Nikko Gandia Travels." wilderness permit issued at badger pass ranger station (200 ft. to the right of main ski lodge) or a-frame. self registration on porch when open. make sure to keep up with the road closure/construction updates! fresh powder so the snowshoes were needed. camped near ostrander rocks.

This place was a huge disappointment. I made it very clear that I was a beginner, and the workers…read moreat the lift saw that I was struggling. Instead of helping me, they laughed when I got on the ski chair. That was embarrassing and completely unprofessional. For the amount of money we spent, you would expect at least basic kindness or assistance, especially for new skiers who are already nervous. Customer service here is awful, and they clearly don't care about beginners. This place is not friendly, not welcoming, and definitely not worth the price. If you're new to skiing or snowboarding, I would NOT recommend coming here.

Great introduction and instruction on how to operate a snowmobile safely in a group...They did let…read moreus separate from the group and ride with Tony the third guide... Tony let us open up in the playground area and the kids loved it! It was their favorite part of their trip in Mammoth this year! Thanks Tony! SHAKAS to the whole Mammoth Snowmobile Adventures team!

It was our first time ever and wow this experience was a 10 out of 10!…read more Our guide was Rick and he took care of us out there. Everything was explained so well to where we felt comfortable after getting out there. We are definitely doing this again every time we come.

Came to DJ'd Snowmobile Adventures as our first stop at Mammoth Lakes and I'm so glad we decided to…read moredo snowmobiling as our first day here :-) Had an AMAZING experience snowmobiling for the first time. The instructor was patient and walked us through the whole process nicely -- and we ended up having a great time. The views were absolutely stunning & I'm so glad we came this day because it was a bit sunny out since the rest of the weekend had heavy snow. This was a 10/10 experience -- so happy I get to check this off my bucket list now ^.^

Snowmobiles are old, ride boring. Wish we booked with another company. The do only charge for the…read moresnowmobile if you have 2 people so that was nice.

Went here for my 10th wedding anniversary and I can say it was not a disappointment. We were…read moresurprised that the location was for a camp, which made it even better with it, including activities, dinner, and breakfast on top of the location being in the Sequoia national Park with a view on the patio as well. We will definitely return most likely annually.

If you grew up watching the Parent Trap, this is how I imagined it being as a kid, which I mean in…read morethe best way possible. Everything you see mostly is included in the lodging price. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, activities, and amenities. The big bed has a comfortable mattress and there is a heater extra blankets. The mini fridge in the room would not recommend I don't think it worked despite turning the knobs to higher setting, there is a communal fridge in the dining kitchen area, so you can write your name with a note and use that if necessary. People don't really need to bring much as the resort has everything you might need. However, extra body wash, shampoo, and such would be useful to bring if traveling with a large group because the ones offered in the bathroom come in tiny trial size containers. The bunk beds seemed to have a inflatable mattresses so if planning a trip with multiple adults that could be a concern if picky. My boyfriend and I stayed during Memorial Day weekend, and we were very happy with this place. The mountains had some visible snow still from the lodge deck. Check in and Check out was simple and easy. If you need to work remotely with strong internet, know that while the wifi is Starlink, it's spotty. There were s'mores our first night which reminded me so much of camping growing up. We were in the Sugar something lodge, and the hot water did not disappoint, reliable and hot each time. Water pressure okay and as expected being so remote. Food is all self serve, and it's very organized. There is a small ice maker as well to fill up water bottles for the day. The food was consistent. If you get bored easily, i recommend checking out board games at the front desk. If technology dependent, were sort of able to download slowly episode of a show on Netlfix while there, but I recommend doing this earlier in advance at home or wherever signal is fast. All the workers are kind, and we highly recommend partaking in the activities that are offered daily. There are 2 tennis courts too, lap pool, hot tub, bouncy house (sometimes on), kids trampoline, lounge chairs galore, communal books. The Archery was a blast, it gave us a chance to try it, and the canoeing was so relaxing. Upon request, they have a bagged lunch system so if you plan to venture out to the famous site seeing hikes or spots at Seqoia National Park, it could be helpful. There are many activities, and it is incredibly family friendly. I highly recommend to all no matter what age. I would definitely stay again and recommend to people who want a fun relaxing spot for camping vibes or outdoor activities. Also everything at the resort is walking distance so pretty convenient. Also AWD or 4WD highly recommended as of right now 10-15 mins of the route is dusty dirt unpaved road uphill/downhill. However, we did see a BMW sedan once but we felt bad for the car.