Rock Creek Recreation Camp

It's great if you're a girl and allowed to use the pool. Pretty good for everyone else. Men are almost a necessary evil. For girls camp, you have to have male chaperones with each group. They have their own bathroom and cabin where they can sleep segregated from the rest of the group on a concrete floor. And they have to badge in and out (better not screw it up or you'll be in trouble, depending on the host). But the facilities are great. Toilets, showers, bunk beds in some of the cabins (bring your own mattress) and I believe I mentioned a pool. Everything is well maintained. There's a huge lawn area for games and activities. Once again, depending on the host the lawn is sometimes more important than the girls that play on it. But for the most part, the camp hosts are awesome. There have just been a couple of bad eggs in the past. We usually invite the ones we like to dinner and love hanging out with them.

We had girls camp here Wednesday and Thursday of last week, and we loved it! Beautiful scenery all around! The onIy recommendation I would make is to bring lots of bug spray due to mosquitoes. The pool was a big hit among our group! Large grassy area to play yard games was also a hit! They have a variety of different fire pits that are easily accessible to all! We had a blast around the campfire after a long, fun day! 10 out of 10 would recommend Rock Creek for Girls camp to anyone looking for a relaxing, memorable girls camp experience!

A fabulous group camping experience! We did girls camp here with 100+ girls. The facilities were well maintained. Girls loved the pool!

Great facility! Very large camp owned by the LDS church and is used by families and youth groups by reservation. A dozen or so cabins and a stage/fireplace area. Pool and massive irrigated grassy area. It's a few miles up Cave Falls road from Ashton. No tenting allowed due to bears and Forest Service requirements.

I know, it may be hard to leave your phones and some friends behind for a week, but as you do it, I promise you that the spirit will touch you in so many different ways. Sometimes, it's good to get outside, connect with God, and enjoy the beauty surrounding you. Girls camp was hands down one of the best experiences of my life. Monday: We arrived at girls camp to a complete and total downpour. We had two or three trailers to unload, but with all of us helping, we were able to get it done within an hour. We felt the spirit as we unpacked our bags, and laid out our things for the next week. Tuesday: Today we woke up bright and early, eager to get the day started. Those who were assigned to cook breakfast while the rest of us got up and ready. That was a pretty chill day. In the afternoon, we went to the rope course. There, we had to army climb under string (long story), and balance on a log teeter totter while singing a song😂. Wednessday: We drove 30 minutes to mesa falls and hiked to the lower falls then up to the higher falls. Most gorgeous thing I have ever seen!! Then we ate lunch and came back to the cabin to do some relaxation time. Thursday: We woke up bright and early, knowing that we had a service project to do. After breakfast we went to the amphitheater to recive instructions. Half of us went to stack wood, while me and the other half went to shovel gravel and do some landscaping. It was hot out, but we got it done willingly and whole heartedly.