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Adventure is calling, is your camper ready?! At YMCA overnight summer camp programs, kids and teens have the opportunity to explore nature, make lifetime friendships, develop confidence, gain independence, and hone in on some important leadership skills! From horseback riding and kayaking, to backpacking and rock climbing, to arts and crafts and campfire songs, overnight camp at the Y has a little something for everyone!
This year, we've add new mini-camps for our youngest explorers, and a new high-adventure program for our teen leaders! We firmly believe that camping helps to teach self-reliance, a love for nature and the outdoors, and supports development of attitudes and practices that build character and leadership—all amidst the fun of campfires, games, traditions, and meaningful relationships! What could be better, right?
For over 60 years YMCA Mill Hollow has been THE environmental education center for Utah. YMCA Mill Hollow carries forward that rich tradition of summer camp: skits, songs, campfires, s’mores, arts and crafts, hiking, and so much more while campers connect with the natural sciences through outdoor education and exploration. During a 2, 3, or 5 day adventure, campers (5-17 year olds) will explore by turning Utah’s mountain landscape into an outdoor laboratory where campers have the opportunity to experience the natural sciences while getting a little muddy, making new friends, and having a whole lot of fun.
All campers ages 5-17 years old are welcome!
Registration for 2026 is now open!
For over 75 years at YMCA Camp Roger, kids have been developing outdoor & leadership skills in a structured small group setting. The goal here is for our campers to grow in independence, responsibility, and confidence as they are guided through the camp experience by hand-picked and trained staff. Each week’s theme is designed to captivate youth in new and exciting ways, with a different theme game every week and a story that makes each week unique in its own way! In addition to traditional camps, we offer specialty camps that allow campers to grow in areas such as leadership development and horseback riding!
All campers ages 6-17 are welcome!
Registration for 2026 is now open!
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Our Excursion Programming, including BOLD & GOLD programs, take on backcountry trips for older campers of all skill levels that explores the Uinta and Wasatch National Forests. Our Instructors create a safe, brave environment for our participants to step up and learn to lead through a backcountry experience that provokes deep conversations about the world they grow up in and their places in it. From rock climbing to backpacking to leadership training, this program is perfect for campers looking for a little something extra this summer!
Campers 11-17 years old
Registration for 2026 is now open!
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Camp Roger & Camp Mill Hollow operate 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.
It is our honor and responsibility to acknowledge to all who meet with us at the YMCA of Northern Utah Overnight Camps that we gather on the traditional and ancestral lands of the Utes and Shoshone peoples. These Indigenous nations have stewarded this land and all its inhabitants—two- and four-legged, winged and water-bound—in time immemorial.
We also recognize the broader Indigenous communities of Utah, including the Goshutes, Paiutes, Navajo, and Hopi peoples and their ancestors, whose histories and contributions continue to shape this region.
We honor their memory, their presence in our state today, and their ancestors' enduring spirit. We do so with reverence for their resilience in preserving sacred connections to the land and one another.
Acknowledgment of Source and Collaboration
This land acknowledgment was respectfully adapted by the YMCA of Northern Utah from a statement created at Utah Valley University, developed with guidance from Ken Sekaquaptewa and Kumen Louis. We have tailored this version to reflect our programs, people, and the mission of our YMCA community.