Camp Cumorah

We went up for a church youth conference with about 200 people, and it was a great size. We unfortunately had some problems only because we were scheduled so early in the season (first week of June in a year where utah got record snow). Cons (conditional): -The water hadn't been turned on and tested for drinkabilty yet because of the late snow melt -So much of the area hadn't been cleaned up and cleared from the winter yet, because of the snow melt. This is probably not a problem a little later in the season. - If you're going early in the season, then expect cold weather at night and afternoon thunderstorms - the dirt road heading up there can be quite bumpy with a lot of divets in the road. Lower clearance cars can make it, but they'll just need to go more slowly. Pros: - Nice pavilio

This was an awesome camping spot! Super pretty! Clean bathrooms, rope swing, zip line, trails, and more. Great family friendly place to stay. The only downside is that the road to get there is risky without a four wheel drive vehicle. Still we're able to make it with a mini van. 😉

This is a campground owned and operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Reservations have to be made to camp here. I just went to a father's and sons event here last Friday. Nice little place. However, the free range cows like it here as well. So watch your step.

What a great camp! Hosts are fantastic as well.

A little bit of a drive, but nice.