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The Skiers' Guide to Camp Fortune: Expert Analysis & Reviews

3.8 (43 reviews)
Ranked 215th of 230 Ski resorts
Ski Resorts>Canada>Quebec>Camp Fortune
3.81 (43 ratings)
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3.98 (41 ratings)
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3.18 (34 ratings)
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2.95 (37 ratings)
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3.30 (40 ratings)
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3.31 (35 ratings)
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Camp Fortune is your go-to for a quick ski trip, especially if you're near Ottawa. It's got a variety of trails that cater to all levels, so whether you're learning or looking to push yourself, you're covered. The vibe here is easygoing and welcoming. Their night skiing is a hit, adding a different angle to your skiing experience. The lodge is a comfortable spot to hang out and refuel. It's the kind of place where you can just relax and enjoy some good skiing. Plus, it's super close to the city, so it's perfect for a day trip.

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Camp Fortune is a small resort, but always super friendly and welcoming. The slopes are well maintained, the lines for the lifts are super short. You get what you pay for - it's super affordable but, you ski on a big hill and have short lifts with short slopes. Always a lot of fun though! Staff is nice, a lot of schools go there so the restaurant area sometimes gets crowded, and the bar isn't always open but you always have food and affordable drinks and snacks. We go there twice a week on average, and love it everytime!
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Camp fortune is overall a great place for riders or many levels, for me as an intermediate i found that the runs were nice for learning and improving my abilities. The food there however is expensive and not all too well.
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Coming from growing up in Interior of BC, with so many beautiful mountains. In can be hard to go ski out east. However I found Camp Fortune to be quality mountain, good pricing and really scratches that skiing itch!
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Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
23Total Runs
0.3 milesLongest Run
95 acresSkiable Terrain
95 hectaresSnow making
81 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
650 feetTop
23 feetBottom
627 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
5Chairlifts
3Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
$CAD768.9Season pass
$CAD581 day
Weather
80 cmAverage annual snowfall

Getting There

Airports

  • Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport (YOW) 40KMs 40min drive
  • Kingston/Norman Rogers Airport (YGK) 125KMs 130min drive

Train Stations

  • Ottawa 10 / km 15m drive

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