Massanutten Resort

The Hotel rooms are outdated and the AC barely worked in our room in Hotel 5 room 1507. We didn’t complain because we would have had to pack up and drive back down to the main office and then go move in a new room. We dod the vip tour which is a 3 hour timeshare sales pitch. It wasn’t for us but if you are looking for a tine share it sounded nicer than others. The water park is nice and perfect size for a non busy weekend. The food at the water park was just ok but it did the job. Fries and burgers type stuff. The restaurant was closed during our visit. The campfire grill is just ok food as well. Much better than the water park food. We drove in to town to go get better cheaper food. 22 minutes away to town. The service at the go carts and tubing areas was great! Really friendly people work here and that was the best part of the place. The tubing was great. The kids enjoyed the bounce house bumper cars mini golfing and sluicing for gems at the adventure park.

Resort is nice in regards to rooms, property, overall appearance etc. Pool at the rec center/ main building sucks and is best to just avoid. Not very kid friendly, life guards are ignorant and water quality is not good. Literally will melt your eyes with how strong the chemicals are. Nice place to stay and quiet, just look elsewhere for activities.

A Perfect Family Getaway: Our time at the Massanutten Resort was an absolute blast, especially our time spent at the indoor waterpark! From the moment we stepped inside, we were immediately impressed by the wide variety of attractions available for all ages. There was something for everyone—thrilling water slides, relaxing lazy rivers, and even a designated kids’ area with shallow pools and fun water features. Whether you're a toddler or someone looking for a bit of excitement, this waterpark has something for every member of the family, making it the ultimate family-friendly destination. What truly stood out to us was how incredibly clean and well-maintained the entire waterpark area was. The staff was constantly on the lookout, ensuring everything was tidy and spotless, making us feel safe and comfortable the whole time. It's so refreshing to experience a facility where cleanliness is clearly a top priority. Another perk that we absolutely loved was the convenience of having dining options right on-site. After all the fun in the water, it was great not having to leave the resort for a bite to eat. Whether you’re craving a quick snack or a more substantial meal, the resort’s dining options provided delicious meals that hit the spot. It made our visit so much more relaxing and hassle-free. We’re already looking forward to returning this summer to experience the outdoor waterpark! Massanutten Resort has truly proven to be an amazing family-friendly destination, and we’ll definitely be back to make more memories. Highly recommend!

There is something for people of all ages to do! And if you just want to stay in your room and do nothing, you can do that too and open the curtains and enjoy the scenery. You are sure to see 🦌 deer, moles, coons, even a skunk or two. They won't bother you if you don't bother them. There are so many nature trials, bungee jumping, zip-lines, bump cars 🚗, go carts, horse back riding, water park, fishing, pools, live entertainment, on site restaurants and so much more!

I only went for tubing but I think I have a feel for the resort. To start with the tubing, it cost $240 for 2 adults and 3 kids for 1.5 hours of tubing. The lines take about 25-30 minutes, so we got to go down four times. We essentially paid for 2 minutes of fun and 88 minutes of standing in line. We tried to grab something to eat after buying our tickets. For really bad cafeteria food, and not much of it, we paid over $60. We couldn't sit to eat because the tables were all taken, mostly by people not eating. No one keeps the tables rotating, so people play dominoes, relax, and even have their stuff there while they go do something else for 30 minutes. I'm sure a lot of people love this place, so my last opinion is probably only for some. Massanutten is basically like Six Flags. If you're looking for a comfy snow resort, this place is not worth the drive. I would pack a lunch, enjoy the rides, and be gone before you spend $500 there. Or just don't go.