$7 an hour to park!!! When did this happen??? A friend and I went to the village to shop and check out the Christmas Gift and Craft Show. We live 30 away and visit the village a few times a year. How is that going to work for skiing??? I won’t be back anytime soon….

We visited Blue Mountain while staying in Canada for two separate days of skiing and snowboarding. We had pre-booked everything (ski/snowboard wise) as we weren't sure how busy it was and collection and check in was really quick and easy. It is expensive for skiing and snowboarding but then it is everywhere really. I had a private lesson as it had been a while and the instructor was excellent - I cannot remember his name but he was really great. I also really appreciated the number of green runs as I was very nervous about returning to skiing. We ate in the village at one of the bars/restaurants and again this wasn't cheap but as expected. The food wasn't anything fancy but was enjoyable all the same. There was a real mix of shops and good for a wander round at the end of the day. The attraction for us was that firstly it was public so that we could come and do the odd day of skiing/snowboarding while we were in Canada but also it is really convenient, to park, walk up and get on the chair lifts. I would definitely visit again if I was in this part of Canada.

The room itself was good, a lot of space. But how clean it was? Absolutely disgusting. There were stains on the cups, table, toilet, even the damn bedsheets. And there were even crumbs in the fridge. I don’t know if they’re too lazy, or just too dumb to know how to clean properly.

The village itself is lovely. Reminds me European ski town. We found a free parking spot right at the bottom of the village which was perfect! Lots of shops coffee shops and restaurants. We enjoyed just pooping in and out exploring. Since we were there on a long weekend and the place was packed. There were 30 min wait times for many restaurants we considered for late lunch. We got a day activity pass, and although the activities were worth it, the lineups were loooong and we didn’t manage to do everything we hoped to. Tip: Go early in the morning, don’t go on long weekend.

We went up to the Blue Mountain resort in the summer (2023). My elder daughter, my wife and I, plus friends visiting from the UK, all enjoyed the stay. We took a side trip up to Tobermory and a boat ride to look at some of the wrecks in the area: it was pretty interesting, but the weather did not exactly co-operate (rather mizzly). We really enjoyed the BMR, had meals at at couple of the restaurants in the resort, plus one outside at a marina. We would certainly go again, if the opportunity arises.

Not in the village as such, but the ski resort is up the road. It was a lovely way to see the ski slopes - in the sunshine! Very strange to walk around the ski resort in shorts and tee shirts. The chair lifts were there and the sign posts to direct you to the different coloured / skill set slopes. They also had trail markers for trekking around. The views were fantastic from the top and you can see the lake from the top which would be awesome in the winter when it is icy. We saw on this site that you had to pay, but there was no one there to take the money and there was no barrier to prevent you walking in and around. It was very quiet with just a few people walking about. We did arrive before the "summer season" starts on 17th May, which may be why it was free!

We went to Blue Mountain Adventure Park for a day trip. We got the Play All Day pass. It is well worth it. You can pay $5 extra per pass for early entry ( 9am - 10am) We didn't go that route, and arrived approximately 9:30am. We were ready to que for the attractions at 10am then. The Ridge Runner was our favourite attraction.

There is so much to do that a play all day pass makes sense. The park is getting so big that they should have benches and recycle bins around. There are lots of grandparents needing a break. We are here with two preteens, 1 teen, 2 adults and 2 seniors. We all love it!