Location
20 Barnestown Road
Camden, ME 04843
Resort Information
The Camden Snow Bowl is a community owned ski and recreation area. From the summit of 1300' Ragged Mountain, home to the Snow Bowl's trails, skiers and riders have an incredible view of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a view quite unlike any other in the east. The Camden Snow Bowl really is "where the mountains meet the sea". In addition to alpine skiing and snowboarding, there are many other winter activities available at the Snow Bowl. A snow tubing slope provides fun for all family members, ice skating on Hosmer pond and a thrilling 400' toboggan chute. The National Toboggan Championships are held here the first weekend of February. There is also a cross country ski and snowshoeing trail available. Four lifts serve 850' of vertical. One chairlift, two T-Bars and a surface lift in the beginner area service the ten trails and a terrain park. All trails lead back to a classic A-frame lodge where you will find all services. The Camden Snow Bowl has a ski and snowboard school, full rental shop, an active youth racing program and a fully qualified ski patrol. Coastal Maine sees its share of big winter storms, but we have a snowmaking system that covers 45% of our area to ensure plenty of skiing and riding. Most trails are groomed daily. A year round recreation area, the Camden Snow Bowl offers hiking, mountain biking, tennis courts, ball fields and a summer youth rec program. Fishing, boating and swimming are possible on the tranquil Hosmer pond. Many four legged friends and their owners are often found recreating together. In the autumn, there are fall foliage pancake breakfasts and chairlift rides and a mountain festival. Facility rentals are available all year for parties, weddings and reunions. Call the office (207)236-3438 or email us for more information. Mission Statement: The mission of the Town of Camden Parks and Recreation Department is to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors through recreational opportunities, community events, and stewardship of the town’s public lands.Ticket Pricing
Monday & Tuesday
Closed (except holidays & vacation weeks)
Wednesday through Friday
Full day 10am - 8pm $23 $21
Evening 3pm - 8pm $17 $16
2 hour ticket Any 2 hours $13 $13
(purchase 2 hour tickets WED-FRI non holiday weeks between the hours of 10am and 1pm)
Weekends, Holidays, Vacation Weeks
Full Day 9am - 4pm $35 $26
Half Day 12:30pm - 4pm $28 $20
Evening Ticket (Feb vacation week only) 3pm - 6pm $17 $16
Mountain Statistics
Double - 1
Handle Tows - 1
T-bar - 2
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Driving Directions:
Traveling South on Rte 1, about 1 mile South of the center of town, take a right on John Street, between a Subway and McDuck's Convenience Store. In about 1/2 mile you will come to a 4-Way Stop - go straight. In about 0.1 miles you will come to another stop sign - continue left. In about another 0.2 miles, you will continue straight past Melvin Heights Road which splits to the right. This is Hosmer Pond Road, and it will bring you right by the Snow Bowl, which is located on the North End of Hosmer Pond, a little over 3 miles from Rte. 1. Look for small brown & white signs of a person on a chairlift at intersections along the way.
If traveling North on Rte.1 toward Camden, watch for the Subway just beyond the Graves Supermarket complex on the left, turn left on John St. and continue as above. Getting to the Camden Snow Bowl from Route 17. When you come to the intersection of Routes 17 and 90 turn onto Route 90 East. After 1 mile you will come to the intersection of Route 90 and Meadow Street at a stop light. Turn left on Meadow. At the 4-way stop sign turn left on South Main St. South Main Street becomes Willey Rd. At the T-intersection turn left onto Hosmer Pond Road. Hosmer Pond Road brings you to a Y-intersection, stay straight on Barnestown Road. Camden Snow Bowl is on your left just after the Y-intersection.
