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Welcome to

Find Tranquility at Tuttle

All are welcome to enjoy our Little Corner of the World

Established in 1958 as a ministry of The Episcopal Diocese of Utah, Tuttle is a non-profit summer camp  serving over 500 guests annually. Camp Tuttle is nestled at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon, about 30 miles above Salt Lake City, and is surrounded by a beautiful glacial bowl of glassy lakes and pebble-bottomed streams, teeming with broad-beamed virgin timber and fields of incredibly lush wildflowers. Tuttle’s historic campus features 50ft rock wall, challenge courses of varying difficulty, 42 miles of hiking trails and full-service meeting and lodging facilities for up to 95  guests.

UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES

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SUMMER 2025 is OPEN!

Register for all youth and family camps now!

Coming Up Next

Intergenerational & Camp Tuttle Joint Event!

May 17th 3-5pm – all are welcome, bring a picnic, bring the whole family! Camp Tuttle will have a few activities and games including the camp classic Nuke’em. Come have a lovely afternoon with some of our amazing Camp Tuttle staff and our Intergenerational members! Look for the signs that say “Camp Tuttle” and come say hello!

Koinonia Events – A Celebration of Fellowship, Connection, Participation, and Partnership

Our Koinonia Intergenerational gatherings are open to all—there’s no need to bring a guest! It’s a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with familiar faces and make new friends.  We have a variety of monthly events planned, and we welcome your involvement. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Karen Gleeson, if you have any questions or would like to get involved.

The Episcopal Retreat and Conference Center is located at: 75 South, 200 East Downtown Salt Lake City

Please let Karen Gleeson, Koinonia Coordinator, know if you plan on attending this lovely event at kgleeson@episcopal-ut.org

Next Event: TBA

*the ERCC is located at 75 South and 200 East, SLC.

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