YMCA Camp Roger
YMCA CAMP ROGER
2025 REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
PURPOSE
To provide all youth with a place where they can experience being their whole, unique selves and provide challenges that develop self-belief.
GOAL
To be the place where campers come to experience a fun, challenge-by-choice environment where they are supported by individuals who keep them safe at all times.
SESSION DATES & TIMES
SESSION |
DATE |
THEME |
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1 | June 8 - 13 | Alien in Hawai'i |
2 | June 15 - 20 | Vikings & Dragons |
3 | June 22 - 27 | Time Travel |
4 | June 29 - July 3 | Oz |
5 | July 6 - 11 | Camp Jurassic |
6 | July 13 - 18 | Treasure Island |
7 | July 20 - 25 | Marvel vs. DC |
8 | July 27 - August 1 | Around the World |
9 | August 3 - 8 | Lost City of... |
10 | August 10 - 15 | Wild, Wild, West |
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NEW TO 2025: TIERED PRICING
WHAT IS TIERED PRICING?
We understand that our camp families have differing abilities to pay, so we now offering tiered pricing as a precursor to financial assistance for our traditional camp program to help make it possible for any family to experience camp. We do not want finances to keep a child or a family from the opportunity to experience being a part of the YMCA Camp Roger community. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more information of financial assistance.
This pricing option is available to anyone. We offer three pricing levels to better accommodate all financial needs. Please consider selecting the highest tier that your family can afford to allow YMCA Camp Roger to utilize this funding to ensure the quality of each camper's experience. The price you select does not impact your camper's experience in any way.
TIER A
Most accurately reflects the true and actual cost of camp.
TIER B
A partially subsidized rate, but more closely reflects the actual cost of camp.
TIER C
Our historically standard rate which does not represent the true cost of camp. This rate is subsidized by the YMCA through fundraising, special events, and contributions.
(Costs: Tier A $765, Tier B $740, Tier C $715)
TRADITIONAL CAMP
Ages 8-15
Sessions 1,-3, 5-10
Tiered Pricing
Session 4 - Sunday through Thursday
$640 - Special Rate due to shortened week to allow families to enjoy the full 4th of July Weekend together!
Traditional Camp provides an opportunity for campers to participate in the wide range of activities offered at Camp Roger, including; mountain biking, archery, hiking, arts and crafts, orienteering, outdoor cooking, and theater. Traditional Camp offers the best "all around" camping experience plus, you can connect any traditional camp session with any other camp session with a weekend stay over.
MINI CAMP
Ages 7-8
Session 4
$455 per Session
Designed for our campers who are not quite ready to spend an entire week away from home, our Mini Camp experience offers the same kind of fun in a shorter amount of time. Mini Camp campers check-in will be on Sundays with everyone else but check out on Wednesdays at 3:30 PM. Mini Campers may participate in archery, arts and crafts, cook-out breakfast, fire building, circus, nature, and orienteering. While we believe Mini Camp is the perfect opportunity for first-time campers, we are sure they will return home ready for so much more time on the mountain!
(FYI: There is no Transport FROM option for this camp. Equestrian add on’s cannot be included in this program.)
LITTLE ROGERS
Ages 5-7
Session 5
$220 per Session
Little Rogers are certainly the cutest campers on the mountain! Designed for our youngest participants to get them acclimated to camp life, Little Rogers is a two-day, one-night experience at YMCA Camp Roger for explorers ages 5-7 years old. Check-in starts at 9:15 am on Thursday mornings, and check-out is with the rest of camp at 2:00 pm on Friday evenings. This camp is the perfect experience for first-timers! To keep them extra safe, Little Roger's will not participate in any swimming or activities involving horses - but trust us, there's SO MUCH fun to be had!
(FYI: There is no transport option for this camp.)
LEADERSHIP CAMPS
YMCA Camp Roger's leadership programs are designed to progressively develop our young camp alumni from "Rising Stars" into hopeful camp staff applicants. Leadership campers will experience off-site camp outs trips, a detailed orientation, team building, and supervised training within the camp program as mentors and leaders to our younger campers. Our goal is to challenge each individual to think of the bigger picture (what it means to be a leader) and how that relates to themselves, camp, and their home life. We believe this experience will be life-changing and help give direction for years to come!
RISING STARS
Age 15 (Rising 10th Grade)
Sessions 9 & 10
$770
Created with campers who are about to age out of camp but still love it in mind, Rising Stars will experience some their favorite camp activities in the afternoon with an increased emphasis on leadership development, team building, and adventure in the mornings. While at camp, campers will take major steps to develop their leadership skills and identify their leadership style while working as a team on and off camp property. We expect Rising Stars to engage with all campers by leading songs, helping around camp, and being a role models. While this program may be different from a camper's experience in past years, we are confident it will elevate their camp experience.
LEADERS IN TRAINING (LIT)
Ages 16 (Rising 11th Grade)
2-Week Session Beginning Session 6
$1,025
Girls Cabin is Full. Waitlist is available!
This two-week specialized intro to staff-training program for 16 or 17-year-olds is exactly what it sounds like. Hands-on leadership training that teaches campers the basic skills and responsibilities to be a YMCA Camp Roger staff team member in the years to come! LIT's participate in leadership development focusing on team building, cooperation, and supervision. Additionally, Leadership Specialists will be planning and implementing a two-night, three-day backpacking trip in the Uinta’s with our Leadership Specialists. These campers will work side-by-side with staff members to gain skills in managing group behavior, leading activities, and supporting the staff.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT)
Ages 17 (Rising 12th Grade)
3-Week Session Beginning Session 1
$1,250
Our CIT experience is designed for 17- to 18-year-old campers with the goals of refining their leadership abilities in the first week, through continued development of leadership skills. An extended off-site campout experience during their second week, and then finally they get hands-on work experience in program and with cabins of campers. While we know that this time of a teen’s life can be so full of options for young adults; the skills developed as a CIT are among the ‘soft skills’ that help prepare your camper for life in the real world. These include but are not limited to hands on learning experiences, a chance for personal growth, and employable skill development. As a nationally ranked leadership and community organization, this YMCA leadership development opportunity is transferable to almost any future work experience including college applications.
CAMP ADD-ONS (SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR 2025)
Would you or your camper like to enhance their camp experience? You can select these additions to go along with your Traditional Camp Session! All Add-ons are meant for those enrolled in Traditional Camp and are intended for campers who are staying a full week at camp.
EQUESTRIAN CAMP ADDITIONS
One Time Horse Ride - $50
Available all sessions
We encourage this addition for anyone enrolled in Traditional Camp! No skills or prior experience is needed! Here your camper will learn the very basics of riding and take one (1) trail ride led by our skilled team of Wranglers.
Junior Horsemanship - $175
Available all sessions
Campers will spend one activity block Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (Thursdays are for the Pool, and Moose Mtn.) before lunch at the corral. This program is meant to provide a slower paced introduction into the world of Horses. Two days are spent building campers’ confidence around horses and things like brushing and tacking with possibilities for learning to lead a horse, as well as activities like horse painting or Wrangler Crafts. The final day is reserved for instruction on steering and brief trail ride or arena ride depending on the Equestrian Directors judgment on the group’s ability over the previous two days.
Horsemanship - $200
Available all sessions
Designed with those campers who already have a bit of horse sense in mind. Campers will spend two activity blocks after lunch Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (Thursdays are for the Pool, and Moose Mtn.) down at the corral where they will go through stations that may include grooming and tacking the horse, learning the parts of the horse and tack, horse painting, and of course trail rides and arena lessons. Depending on their experience and confidence demonstrated to the Equestrian Director area work will range from leading the horses, walking, weaving through barrels to learn more advanced reining and control, trotting, and horseback games like red light – green light. Then depending on the groups skill level they may even attempt to canter or lope.
WEEKEND STAY-OVER
$150
Can’t get enough of camp?! Neither can we! Add a weekend stay-over when you register your camper for two or more consecutive weeks at YMCA Camp Roger. This cost includes additional meals and lodging and exclusive weekend-stay-over activities voted on by the campers themselves! This is not intended for campers to be picked up the following Sunday.
TRANSPORTATION
$30/ride
Can’t make it to Camp Roger for camper drop-off or pick-up? That’s okay! We’ve got you covered. We run van routes at the beginning and end of each week of camp. Drop-off and pick-up are located at Millcreek Elementary.
GIVE THE GIFT OF ADVENTURE
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Camp Roger operates under a Special Use Permit issued by the Heber-Kamas Ranger District on the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.
YMCA of Northern Utah Camps are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA) and meet its high standards for program design and activities, site and food service, transportation, health and wellness, operation management, and human resources. Learn more about WHY ACA Accreditation is so important HERE!
This program is supported by the YMCA of the USA's Strategic Initiatives Fund.