Escape
to Camelback Mountain
For those seeking an extraordinary adventure, there’s a place in the Pocono Mountains that offers fun, excitement and plenty of activities all throughout the year. A true four-season destination, Camelback Resort encompasses more year-round adventure and amenities in a single location than any other mountain resort in the country.
"Camelback Resort is full of adventures. We offer so many options for group adventures and team building programs. And Camelback offers all of these adventures right on proper- ty, so there’s no need to transport your guests to a separate location," notes Michelle Wescott, director of group sales for Camelback Lodge and Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark in Tannersville, PA.
Camelback Mountain Adventures offers a large variety of exciting activities, from a tree top ropes course to ziplining, with a range of offerings for all ages and skill sets.
“Our most popular team event is Ricochet,” notes Wescott. “Ricochet involves elements of collaboration, competition, teamwork, creativi- ty, decision-making and problem solving.”
The program involves approximately 12-15 activities set up at different stations being run simultaneously. By design, it is unlikely that a team will be able to finish all the stations in the time alotted. “The varied activities will allow people with a wide range of physical abilities to participate in this session, and the stations are meant to engage participants in a range of learning styles and preferences," adds Wescott.
Camelback Resort also offers the Pocono Mountain’s biggest waterpark experience between Aquatopia (its indoor waterpark) and Camelbeach (its outdoor waterpark),
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