Reservation-only tubing with 10 lanes, a kiddie hill for ages 5 and under, night lighting and a pub at the bottom.
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2-hour sessions on main hill
Rough cost for a family of four: about $96.00 at the posted starting rate, before rentals, food, or parking. Many parks sell tubing by the hour or by a fixed session rather than a full-day pass — check the note above for exactly what that price buys.
Greystone Tubing in Walworth is a dedicated tubing park rather than a ski-resort side attraction. The official site lists 10 groomed lanes over 1,000 feet, plus 2 Kiddie Hill lanes for ages 5 and under, with power lifts so nobody walks uphill and snow machines to keep the surface consistent. A ride down takes about a minute, which makes the 2-hour session mostly about repeats.
Reservations are mandatory and booked online, and waivers must be signed. The site says this keeps crowds down. The record lists prices from $24 for 2-hour sessions on the main hill, but confirm current rates when you book. The park reopens in December 2026, and last season ran Dec 27 to Mar 8. Night lights are listed on the official site, and Stoney’s Pub, an on-site restaurant and bar, looks over the course. Group and party packages are available.
For comparison, Bristol Mountain is about 29 miles away and lists 15 lanes, but our record has no confirmed price or rules for it. See our night tubing guide for how evening sessions work.
Booking is online only, and the site says reservations keep crowds down. It reopens in December 2026; the record lists last season as Dec 27 to Mar 8.
One 2-hour session; each ride is roughly a minute
The official site says required reservations minimize crowding.
You want to decide on the day. The official site requires reservations online and a signed waiver, and there is no walk-up buying.
[Bristol Mountain](/tubing/bristol-mountain-canandaigua/) is about 29 miles away with 15 lanes listed, though its booking rules are unconfirmed.
Yes. The official site requires reservations, booked online, plus signed waivers.
10 groomed lanes over 1,000 feet, plus 2 Kiddie Hill lanes for ages 5 and under.
The official site says night lights enable evening tubing, though our record lists no night tubing. Confirm session times when you book.
December 27 – March 8.
Tubing starts at $24 per person. 2-hour sessions on main hill
Yes — this park requires reservations rather than walk-up tickets. Book ahead, especially for a weekend or holiday slot.
We track 20 tubing hills in New York. At $24 a head this one sits below the state median of $25, undercutting 5 of the 7 paid parks we track here.
It runs 10 lanes against a state average of about 10, so it is broadly typical for the state.
greystonetubing.com
Checked September 2026.