Sno Cove waterpark? (Scranton: prices, beach, food)

[Mr Yuk]

Anybody here been to Sno Cove yet? How does it compare to Camel Beach?

[WatsonWest]

I have not been there personally, but several of my neighbors have. There is a lot less to do than Camel Beach, but if you have young children it's supposed to be fun. All of the people that I've talked to said that their children enjoyed it.
The food isn't terribly cheap & there isn't a lot of choice. If you're in Scranton, it's obviously a lot closer, so that can make up for less attractions there.

[bsanva]

It is shockingly small. It won't compete with Camel Beach. It is for the same crowd that skis there. Meaning it is mostly smaller children and people who don't have a full day to travel out of town. It is convenient and might be a good option if you want to spend a couple of hours in the water. But if you have a whole day to enjoy a water park....well it isn't that much better than Nay Aug and you really should try Camel Beach or Land of Make Believe

[The-Electric-City]

There was a story on one of the news channels (I can't recall if it was WNEP or WBRE) about Sno Cove. They interviewed someone of Philly who came up to check it out. They said they were enjoying it. I have not yet been there but I here it is nice.

[Mr Yuk]

Originally Posted by bsanva

It is shockingly small. It won't compete with Camel Beach. It is for the same crowd that skis there. Meaning it is mostly smaller children and people who don't have a full day to travel out of town. It is convenient and might be a good option if you want to spend a couple of hours in the water. But if you have a whole day to enjoy a water park....well it isn't that much better than Nay Aug and you really should try Camel Beach or Land of Make Believe

I want to check it out, but the prices look similar to Camel Beach, so I'm, thinking we might just drive the extra half-hour or so and go to Camel Beach.