New England's biggest tubing park by lanes: 18 lanes on two rope tows and a lodge with a snack bar, at $49 online for 2 hours.
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$49 per 2-hour ticket (online purchase); discounts available for groups
Rough cost for a family of four: about $196.00 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.
Nashoba Valley Ski Area in Littleton lists the largest tubing park in New England, with 18 lanes served by two rope tows. A lodge with a snack bar and seating is on site, which matters more than it sounds when your group needs a break between sessions.
Tickets are 2-hour sessions sold online, listed at $49 per person, with discounts for groups. The park’s site also references group rates for 2025 to 2026 and reservations are required. Prices change, so confirm before you book.
Hours are broad: Wednesday to Friday 1 to 9 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 9 PM and Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM, with extended hours during school breaks. Night tubing is listed, and snowmaking is not confirmed in our record.
The limits are stricter than at some hills: riders must be at least 6 years old and 42 inches tall. That rules out preschoolers, and it is worth checking against the choosing by age guide.
If price is the deciding factor, Blue Hills in Canton is about 28 miles away in a straight line, with weekday tickets listed at $29 for a 90-minute session and no age minimum in our record. Ski Ward in Shrewsbury is about 20 miles away.
Saturday from 9 AM to 9 PM or Wednesday to Friday from 1 to 9 PM for evening sessions; Sunday closes at 5 PM. School breaks add extended hours.
One 2-hour ticket, bought online, plus time in the lodge.
Your kids are under 6 or under 42 inches, or you want a cheaper ticket: $49 for two hours is high (see Blue Hills for a lower listed rate).
Ski Ward in Shrewsbury is the closest alternative at about 20 miles straight-line, and Blue Hills in Canton is about 28 miles away, with a lower listed weekday price.
The record lists $49 per 2-hour ticket bought online, with group discounts. Check current rates.
A minimum age of 6 and a minimum height of 42 inches are listed.
The record says reservations are required, and the official site sells timed 2-hour tickets online.
Current-season dates had not been published when we last checked. It has run: Wednesday-Friday, Saturday-Sunday. Check with the park before driving out — tubing seasons shift with the weather.
Tubing starts at $49 per person. $49 per 2-hour ticket (online purchase); discounts available for groups
Yes — this park requires reservations rather than walk-up tickets. Book ahead, especially for a weekend or holiday slot.
Minimum height is 42 inches. Minimum age is 6.
We track 6 tubing hills in Massachusetts. At $49 a head this one sits above the state median of $29.
It runs 18 lanes against a state average of about 9, so it is a notably bigger operation than most of its neighbours — expect shorter waits on a busy day.
One caveat worth repeating: this park had not published its current-season dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 6 parks we track in Massachusetts had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as a prior season's until the park confirms it.
skinashoba.com
Checked September 2026.