Tuttle at a Glance
Camp Tuttle is an independent non-profit camp and retreat center. We serve an increasingly diverse community of groups and individuals seeking connection and restorative experiences in nature. Tuttle has been associated with The Episcopal Church since 1958 and is open to all. We welcome more than 500 guests annually to our “little corner of the world.”
Our Mission: Camp Tuttle is a positive and inclusive learning environment that celebrates spiritual enlightenment in the outdoors
Challenge
Campers and counselors work to create a safe place to challenge comfort zones, societal norms, thinking patterns, and understanding of the life and world around them.
Connection
Camp Tuttle provides a safe space for spiritual, environmental, social, and personal transformation. We provide abundant opportunities to connect with self, others, nature, and the Divine.
Creation
Mountain peaks and rushing rivers root us deeply to God and call for action in protecting, sustaining, and nurturing the creation for which we are all responsible
Who We Serve
- Youth
- Familiies
- Associations and Clubs
- Non-profit Organizations
- Public & Private Schools
- Religious Groups
- Private Groups
What We Offer
Accommodations
- Lodging up to 95 guests
- 2 cabin villages
- 8 wooden cabins
- 1 guest house / clergy cabin
- 1 support staff dormitory building
- Heated lodge & dining area
- Heated showerhouse
Features
- Multiple common areas and gathering places
- Hammock village
- Covered pavillion
- Outdoor chapel and fire pit
- Indoor chapel seating 70
Recreation
- Professional team building (facilities & staff available)
- 50ft Rock Climbing Wall
- High & low challenge course activities
- Bouldering wall
- Frisbee golf, gaga ball, volleyball, basketball
- Backpacking, hiking, orienteering, engineering challenges, and fishing
Youth Ministry
Our Youth Ministry program operates all year long, offering opportunities for youth to connect, rejoice, and nurture the spirit alongside friends and family.
Overnight Camps
Our flagship program is our Overnight Camp experience. We host overnight camping experiences for youth in grades 3-12. Campers participate in a challenge course that promotes teamwork, trust, and creative thinking. We also offer weekend retreats and multiple family camps for all ages.
Facilities Rental
With lodging up to 95 guests and a culinary staff at the ready, Camp Tuttle is a fantastic venue for small events. Our facilities, including our renowned challenge course, are available to rent for church groups, youth retreats, field trips, and more.
When to Visit
Join us for spirited engagements and opportunities happening every month of the year. Our youth ministry operates yearlong programs for youth enrichment. Camp Tuttle operates during the summer months and offers weekend retreats beginning in early autumn. Our facilities and challenge courses are available for rental during the summer when overnight camp is not in session and in the autumn leading up to the first snowfall.
Where You'll Find Us
You’ll often find us at our historic campus nestled in Big Cottonwood Canyon near Brighton, UT. About 30 miles from Salt Lake City, our campus is surrounded by a beautiful glacial bowl of glassy lakes and pebble bottom streams, teeming with broad-beamed virgin timber and fields of incredibly lush wildflowers. Throughout the school year, we also host events at local congregations in the Salt Lake Valley.
At Camp Tuttle, we embrace youth and families from a variety of backgrounds - embracing the diversity of Creation in our participants experiences of age, ability, race, language, sexual orientation, and gender backgrounds. We strive to create a fully inclusive culture and environment that values equality and fosters respect for all people. We understand Christian spirituality as a shared journey from which no one should be excluded. In alignment with our values, vision, and mission, Camp Tuttle welcomes all people as guests and full participants in our programs. We are committed to ensuring connection and inclusion among participants, staff, and administrators by adhering to loving accountability practices. We acknowledge that the pursuit of justice toward justice is an ongoing learning process and that we always have room to grow and extend our hospitality.
