Camp Zarahemla

stayed there with my trooop was awesome it has an upstairs lodge a high seiling i even flew an rc helicoptor and etc really great place*not we stayed in winter during like juanary*

We stayed at the lodge with our scout group over the winter for a night before we took them to white pass to do winter sports. The facilities are great. Very clean and well kept. I was very impressed with the lodge. It can hold up to 30 in the bunks upstairs. A full size industrial kitchen stocked with fridges, pots, pans pretty much everything you would need to feed a large group. Bathrooms were nice with 2 showers each for the men and women. Nice big great room with a wood burning stove to heat the place up. Stocked with wood already. Outside is a fire pit with a ton of tables. It was winter so we didn’t really use it. Inside is stocked with board games and things to do. For sure will stay again. Cost was about $200 a night.

This is our favorite camping destination! The customer service is so welcoming and nice. We have stayed in cabins, we have rented their already put in place tents (they are spacious, on a wooden platform that keeps you off the ground, great durable sturdy quality), and we have also been on camping spots with our own tents. We have been there at all different seasons and done all sorts of different activities. I love the fact that because it is owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints, the property has been dedicated with a special blessing. I have found myself pondering while reading my scriptures there surrounded by the beautiful nature and feel a special extra closeness to God. Overall, it's been a great experience for our family. When it's time to leave, we are alre

Camp Zarahemla is a church camp for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The mountain and trees, and especially the lake make it a beautiful place to go! Have fun!

We had our family annual camping trip here the First week of July. Aside from a little rain, we all had a great time.