Nestled in the heart of Park City, Utah, Snydermill Recreation Camp offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. This campground, owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is ideal for family reunions, youth camps, and large group gatherings. Located just south of the Winter Olympic Sports Park and outlets, the camp is easily accessible yet feels remote, providing a tranquil environment for all visitors.
The camp features a large lodge with a fully stocked kitchen, spacious dining area, and multiple bedrooms with bunk beds. The facility is clean and well-maintained, with helpful senior missionaries available to assist with check-in and any needs that may arise. Guests can enjoy the beautiful scenery, spot wildlife such as deer and moose, and participate in various outdoor activities. While there is no lake for canoeing, the camp offers a playground and fire pit for recreational use.
Snydermill Recreation Camp is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while still being close to amenities. The camp’s proximity to Walmart and outlet stores ensures that you can easily pick up any forgotten items. Whether you're planning a girls' camp, youth conference, or family reunion, Snydermill Recreation Camp provides a wonderful setting for memorable experiences.
Customer feedback highlights the camp's cleanliness, peaceful environment, and suitability for large groups. Guests have praised the fully stocked kitchen, the beautiful scenery, and the convenience of being close to local amenities. Some minor issues, such as door locks in the restrooms, have been noted but do not detract from the overall positive experience. Snydermill Recreation Camp is a highly recommended destination for those seeking a serene and well-equipped campground in Park City, UT.
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Good for kids
On-site parking
A great place to go for a large get-together. My one observation is that two years in a row the doors in the girls restroom haven't locked easily. You have to lift the door to get the latch to hook which is quite hard.
We held our girls' camp there in the summer of 2018. We had a large group of about 50 with Young Women and leaders. This is a Camp that is owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Accessibility was awesome-it's, literally just south of the Winter Olympic Sports Park and outlets in Park City, but you drive up a dirt road for a few minutes so by the time you arrive at the lodge, you are deep in the forest and it's quiet and peaceful. The facility is clean and well kept. There are deer and other wildlife walking around if you don't scare them off. We saw a mother moose feeding her baby right outside the kitchen door! This Camp is run by senior missionaries, who are very helpful. There are 2 parts of this Camp-we stayed in the larger lodge. It had a huge, fully stocked kitchen, with things to use and cook with, and a stove, oven, fridge, electrical outlets for appliances, like crockpots, electric skillets, etc. The main eating area is huge, had a piano, a large balcony you could go look outside, with a staircase that led down to a trail to the parking lot. We held our activities there. There were 2 bedrooms & 1 bathroom on either side of the kitchen for Priesthood/cooking staff and downstairs, with several bedrooms with bunkbeds, bathroom/showers, etc. The Senior missionaries check you in and out (after you clean). If you forget something, the missionaries often have things to help or you can just run up the street to the WalMart/Outlet areas and be there in about 5 minutes. There was beautiful scenery and activities to do-you have to reserve it ahead, though, and they can explain the amenities. No lake to canoe around in or anything, but there was a playground and fire pit in the lower area. Great for family reunions, Youth Conferences, YSA activities and Girls' Camps! We had all of our activities well planned and this turned out to be a wonderful facility to use and just enjoy the surroundings without the set up and clean up of the usual tents.
Great facility for youth conference. We held our stakes winter youth conference here and the facilities were perfect
Please understand that this is an LDS church recreation property that must be reserved through their recreation camp website. Does not have publicly available campsites.
Great place great view