YMCA Camp Roger is an overnight camp run by the YMCA of Northern Utah in the Soapstone Basin, 17.40 miles southeast of Kamas, on the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, for campers ages 5 to 17. Traditional Camp for ages 8 to 15 includes mountain biking, archery, hiking, arts and crafts, orienteering, outdoor cooking and theater, while Mini Camp for ages 6 to 8 and the two-day Little Rogers for ages 5 to 6 introduce younger campers to overnight camp. Teens ages 15 to 17 can join the Rising Stars, Leaders in Training and Counselor in Training leadership programs, and equestrian add-ons range from a single trail ride to Horsemanship sessions with grooming, tacking, trail rides and arena lessons. The camp is ACA accredited, keeps a maximum staff to camper ratio of 1:8, and offers three pricing tiers plus financial assistance.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Camp | Session 1: Star WarsRegister → | Jun 7 – Jun 12, 2026 | 8–15 | Varies | Past season |
| Counselor in Training (CIT)Register → | Jun 14 – Jul 3, 2026 | 17 | $1350 | Past season |
| Traditional Camp | Session 2: Percy JacksonRegister → | Jun 14 – Jun 19, 2026 | 8–15 | Varies | Past season |
Tiered Pricing: TIER A $835.00; TIER B $785.00; TIER C $735.00. Please choose the highest tier your family can comfortably afford. …
Per participant: Adult (18+) $180; Youth (13–17) $165; Youth (7–12) $150; Youth (4–6) $135; Youth (0–3) FREE. A non-refundable $180 family deposit reserves your family's spot. …
The practical details
- Ages
- Ages 5–17
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Operator
- YMCA of Northern Utah · YMCA
- Financial aid
- Available
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 YMCA of Northern Utah directly before you register or pay.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleMy son and his friends attended Camp Roger last week, and sadly, it was mostly a negative experience. One of their counselors, Tony, yelled at the kids, pushed them, and even hit my son in the face (which might have been accidental, but is still unacceptable behavior for a staff member). The cabin conditions were also poor. My son’s bunk had holes in it that insects and animals could crawl through, there was a yellow jacket nest inside the cabin, and the place clearly hadn’t been properly cleaned before check-in. There was brown splatter on the wall near his bunk and signs that the cabin hadn’t been tidied up from the previous group. While the camp menu sounded good, my son and his friends said the food itself was inedible. I am extremely disappointed that Camp Roger employs staff who treat children this way and fails to maintain safe, clean accommodations. I would not feel safe sending my son back in the future and cannot recommend this camp based on our experience.
YMCA Camp Roger has been the highlight of my kids summers. Even their special events through the years have been amazing.
My daughter has been three times and my son has been once. They love it so much and say it’s their favorite place in the world. My daughter has grown more independent and mature with each year she goes to camp. We were nervous for our son to go because his adhd that can make it hard for him to regulate his emotions sometimes and he was going away from mom and dad for five nights at only eight years old. BUT we made the right decision in sending him. He loved it so much that he’s been begging to go back all summer. Thank you Camp Roger! (We only had one issue and that was a kid in his cabin was bullying him, but once he brought the issue to his councilor a few times, the bullying was handled. I imagine that can be an issue but as long as the staff takes it seriously and takes actions to stop bullying, we’ll continue to send our kids to ymca camps.)
I love this summer camp. My son has been going for many years and looks forward to it every time. Thank you!!
My 7year old son attended the mini Camp Roger in 2022. He loved it!! The councilors and activities were fun and supportive. He had so many enriching experiences which foster independence, creativity, and kindness. The location is in/near Kamas and is so beautiful. This year he is 8 and is all signed up to attend the full Camp Roger. He can’t wait! He already says he wants to go back every year and eventually become a councilor. Let’s see what happens :)





