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Camp Bartlett

Situated northwest of Montpelier, Idaho, and just two hours north of Ogden, Utah, Camp Bartlett is a classic campsite located around Lake Fife. Focused on adventure, participants can engage in various activities, including aquatic sports, rifle shooting, archery, a climbing wall, and hiking in the nearby National Forest.

Camp Browning

Located just fifteen minutes east of Huntsville, Utah, and only an hour from Salt Lake City, Camp Browning is nestled in a canyon above Causey Reservoir. This camp offers high-adventure experiences, allowing participants to enjoy activities such as rock climbing and rappelling on natural surfaces, a ropes course, archery, and canoeing.

Camp Hunt

Located two miles north of Garden City, Utah, Camp Hunt is beautifully situated on the west side of Bear Lake, surrounded by a grove of cottonwood, river birch, maple, and pine trees. This camp focuses on aquatic adventures, where participants can engage in activities such as canoeing, rowing, and swimming.

Camp Tifie

amp Tifie is beautifully situated among oak and pine trees, offering stunning views of Mount Pleasant, Utah. Centrally located in Utah, it is easily accessible from the Wasatch Front and major highways, making it a popular destination for visitors traveling from Colorado. Camp Tifie features modern amenities, including an air-conditioned dining hall, a heated swimming pool, and a ropes course, ensuring a comfortable and exciting experience for all.

Ogden Ropes Course

Located in South Ogden, Utah, the Ogden ropes course offers a unique opportunity for teams to bond and understand each other better. Participants will explore what motivates them, how they collaborate, and how they respond to challenges, frustrations, and successes. A variety of fun and engaging games will facilitate connections among team members, preparing them for the upcoming challenges on the ropes course.

Tracy Ropes Course

Located in Millcreek Canyon, Utah, Camp Tracy’s ropes course offers adults and youth a unique experience focused on group initiatives, team building, problem-solving, and physical challenges. While it incorporates skills and techniques from rock climbing, it is not solely a climbing course. Instead, the ropes course utilizes climbing situations to foster trust, communication, self-esteem, leadership, decision-making, and teamwork among participants.