Overnight 4-H camp near Alpine, on the site of a 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps camp, serving 4-H members ages 8-12 from western Wyoming and southeastern Idaho counties. Campers are bused in for three-day June sessions of cabin camping, crafts, geology and nature instruction, archery, and riflery, and the facility also hosts a four-day regional 4-H Horse Camp in July. It operates under the American Camp Association in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
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★★★★Lisa HancockI attended a muti-family reunion at this location. The camp was big enough for 7 family and all the grandchildren. There was about 70-100 people at the reunion. Lots of spacious woods and fields to play in. There is a near by lake for water activities. There are lots of sticks, but can be easily moved. We went in July and I didn't have a lot of bug problems. I brought little kids (age 18 months - 5yr) with me and chose to stay at a hotel. At the time there were no pictures of the insides of the cabins. I didn't know what to plan for or really expect. The cabins have one light switch and one outlet. The bunk beds are twin mattresses with vinyl coverings and you Definitely need to bring own bedding and all the bed are bunk beds. The floor is concrete and even in July the mountains became a bit chilly at night.
★★★★★Kathleen WilkinsI love this place!!! I have been having family reunions there since I was a kid. I am trying to help do another one, but I am having trouble contacting them. Any ideas?
★★★★★Kylie WillisLove this camp, great view, well maintained. Great place!
★★★★★Random PhysicsIt's a camp. The place is clean. Bathrooms are well maintained, especially for camp like this. There were plenty of things to do, and the staff helpful. I could go over how the cabins had holes I'm the roof and there were bugs. But let's be honest. It's a camp. So, rough it.
★★★★★Garry KepesGreat base camp for the solar eclipse CONNECTION encampment.