Ski & Snow Activities

Camelback will upgrade and change all of the existing parks into one new terrain park that is more than 20 acres with 500 feet of vertical and more than 2500 feet from top to bottom in the new park. The new park will be serviced by its own chairlift, the Glen Chair. The new park consists of six trails with an all-new snowmaking system consisting of Turbocristal Fan Guns, HKD high, and Turbocristal LP high-efficiency guns. 

Camelback has purchased a new terrain park-specific groomer from Prinoth, the Bison X, as well as $40,000 worth of new rails and park equipment. Camelback has teamed up with Planet Snow for the new rails and will work with them on some of the park's design. Camelback is spending over $700,000 in new improvements in the parks this fall. The new Park will be accessible with a Park Pass only. Park Passes are $5.00 per pass, with all of the revenue from the passes going into maintenance and upgrades for the parks, year after year.

Camelback will also be adding a new Progression Park at the bottom of the Bailey Trail, with access off of the Meadows Trail. This new park will be designed and used for teaching terrain park-specific lessons as well as training our snowboard team. This new park is designed after the Burton LTR Progressive Parks program. This new park will be a great way for skiers and riders to practice new tricks or learn new skills in the parks.

• Snow Conditions
• Web Cam
• Ski/Ride Tips

General Information

Trails Open to Riders: Yes

Terrain Park: Yes

Type of Park: Terrain Parks

Number of Parks: Two

Half-Pipe: 14 foot pipe on Oak Grove and 8 foot pipe on Laurel Glade

Number of Night Riding Trails: Thirty-Three

Snowboard Rentals: Yes

Type of Rentals: Burton LTR, Kids, Adults, Women and Freestyle specific equipment

Helmets Available: Yes

Offer Snowboarding Lessons: Yes

Snowboarding Repair Shop: Yes

Other Information: Camelback is spending over $700,000 this year on our terrain parks, terrain park grooming, rental equipment and snowmaking.