Camp Browning is a Scouting America (Crossroads of the West Council) high-adventure base near Huntsville, Utah, hosting youth conferences and Young Women and Young Men camps. Flexible 3- or 4-day programs include archery, tomahawk throwing, a challenge/ropes course, canoeing, paddleboarding, rock climbing and rappelling in an overnight outdoor setting.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camp Browning 3 Day Youth Camp7:30am – 9:00amRegister → | Jun 7 – Jun 9, 2027 | 11–17 | Via registration portal | Open |
| Camp Browning 4 Day Youth Camp1:30pm – 9:00amRegister → | Jun 9 – Jun 12, 2027 | 11–17 | Via registration portal | Open |
| Camp Browning 3 Day Youth Camp7:30am – 9:00amRegister → | Jun 14 – Jun 16, 2027 | 11–17 | Via registration portal | Open |
Availability shown as of Aug 13, 2026.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Browning, Scouting America directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Eve CollinsHad a great few days with a girls youth group from church, the camp ground is amazing and the activities were the best! My favorite activity was archery and the morning hike. If you’re planning on bringing a group for camp this is the place!
★★★★Matthew ArringtonWe had a good time with our unit. They have great activities (rock climbing, cope, archery). The camp was relatively small, amd fairly dusty. There is no swim beach which was frustrating to our youth. With larger group sizes you will struggle to get youth through activities. The food was adequate, not great but did the job and not having to prepare our own food was a plus. The youth loved playing Gaga ball in the pit there.
★★★★★T.J. SHad an amazing time at Camp Browning. Staff was amazing and the Young Men had a great time
★★★★★Audrey HartThe tents are clean for what they could be and where they are. The staff is what makes this camp awesome or boring. Our staff was fun, interactive, tried to learn names, and very helpful. We had one girl get hurt and they were very professional in getting first aid and help. They have archery, knife throwing, high COPE, low COPE, rock climb, rappel, canoe, paddle board, etc. They make sure you drink water. The meals are pretty okay. All the food is ordered bulk from Sysco, and they do what they can with it. It's not bad, but it's not what adults would consider super good. The kids don't really care. It's all pretty standard American fare, and then they do try and accommodate dietary needs. I don't do dairy and I was able to find stuff at every meal. They have a salad' bar' which is just lettuce ham cheese and broccoli. But hey, it's an extra option. And the meals are provided, so we didn't have to prepare them!! Biggest plus!!! There's only 1 bathroom which needs to be cleaned often since there's a lot of people. They only had 1 group sign up for a cleaning a day, but it needs a night and a morning clean. The water taste is good. Prepare to walk up and down hills. Prepare for no reception. There are rattlesnakes and spiders. Gaga ball is great fun. The tents can fit 4 comfortably. My cons are: I wish an investment could be made to update the picnic tables. A lot are broken and rough. If a second bathroom could be put in, that would be helpful. They should probably tell everyone to limit 1 shower per stay. You will have a great time here and make a lot of memories.
★★★★★Ron SchindlerBeautiful camp with such great facilities. There rope course and repelling is amazing as well as great access to the reservoir.