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Reviews for Camp Fortune
Total (2.6)
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Good grooming, good lodges, Skyline lodge is too much like the old days… which is something I like. Staff are great but rushed weekends. Challenging slopes with 1 ungroomable.. to test your mettle. Some new runs opening to add to the variety. A family place with a little bit for everyone. The glades on Skyline require courage and technique. Best value.
Gabe Itches
very poggers hill containing many poggies moments. I would definitely say that you will obtain and experience a poggers moment throughout the hill. very poggers.
ben dover
Good hill good runs and good food lots of fun night skiing is fun
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Its close to home.
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Camp Fortune is arguably the best ski hill in the area. It’s the closest to Ottawa, has the best moguls, best glades, and the steepest inbound terrain. Its terrain is also very good, but is generally meant for intermediate to intermediate advanced park skiers. Lifts are also good. But speaking of lifts, they can definitely be crowded on the lifts as well as the caf. Overall, good.
Phil
I’m a very experienced skier/ snowboarder. I’ve skied many mountains in BC/ Ontario/ Quebec/ Vermont. This is the worst hill I’ve ever been to... Very crowded, long lift lines and brutal conditions. Lifts are old and uncomfortable and mandatory maximum people per lift. Kids were extremely rude and mouthy. The only pro for this hill is that it’s close to Ottawa, however looking past Camp Fortune and making the extra drive to Calabogie or Mont Tremblant is well worth it. I will never ski here again and recommend the same to everyone else.
Phil
I’m a very experienced skier/ snowboarder. I’ve skied many mountains in BC/ Ontario/ Quebec/ Vermont. This is probably the worst hill I’ve ever been to. Very crowded, long lift lines and brutal conditions. Lifts are old and uncomfortable and mandatory maximum people per lift. Kids were extremely rude and mouthy. The only pro for this hill is that it’s close to Ottawa, however looking past Camp Fortune and making the extra drive to Calabogie or Mont tremblant is well worth it. I will never ski here again and I recommend the same for everyone else.
Jon
Lots of runs, close to Ottawa
jsulpher14
best place if you live in ottawa
bdjbradley
it's OK
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