Please take note:
There is a correction on check in time. Check in time is no earlier than 2pm on Friday. (the original invite said check in is at 9am, which is incorrect)
1. Each cabin has 8 built-in bunk bed platforms, for a total of 16 beds. Each platform measures 36" x 84" and does not have a mattress or padding.
2. No pets are permitted. (I am the master of game foul and a K-9).
3. Warm showers are available - bring your own bath towel and soap.
4. Long pants, modest shirts and closed-toed shoes are required at all reserved activities (waterfront, challenge course)
Letter from our camp host with rules and check out procedures:
HEBER VALLEY CAMP RULES
General Information and Policies
• Check-in time is no earlier than 9:00 a.m. on Mondays and no earlier than 2:00 p.m. on Tuesdays - Fridays. Complete the
check-in form provided by your camp host.
• Check-out time is no later than noon except Saturdays when campers may stay as late as 5:00 p.m.
Complete assigned clean-up duties and check out with the camp host.
• No generators are permitted. Electricity is available in cabins, pavilions, cooking stations and restrooms.
• No pets are permitted.
• No tents, camp trailers, RVs, motorhomes, ATVs, motorcycles or other motorized sport vehicles are permitted.
• Cell phone service is generally unavailable in most areas of the camp except near the main welcome center
at the camp entrance
• Weather in the mountains can vary greatly. The weather from September through April is typically cold and
snowy. Even in summer months come prepared for cool nights and sudden drops in temperature if a storm arises.
• Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. through 7:00 a.m. each night. Please be courteous to other campers.
• Please be sensitive to the noise from your camp or group. Do not disturb the other campers.
• All restroom facilities are equipped with flush toilets and are available to all campers. Toilet
tissue, hand soap and hand towels are provided in the sink areas. Warm showers are available - bring your
own bath towel and soap.
• Conserve water. No water fights or water games are permitted. Please take short showers. Please don't leave taps running.
• Adult campers, please supervise all members of your group, especially youth and young children.
• Heber Valley Camp reserves the right to refuse service to anyone.
Sleeping Accommodations
• Most campsites have three or four cabins. Each cabin has 8 built-in bunk bed platforms, for a
total of 16 beds. Each platform measures 36" x 84" and does not have a mattress or padding.
Fire regulations prohibit more than 16 persons from sleeping in a cabin.
• No flames are allowed in cabins. No cooking is permitted in cabins. No meals are to be taken in cabins.
• Use only the cabin's overhead electric lights or your own battery-operated lights.
• If heat is desired, a limited number of electric space heaters are available on a first-come, first-served
basis during the summer season (May - October). Please ask your camp host about availability upon arrival
at camp, as advance reservations for space heaters is not allowed. Please come prepared for all weather conditions.
• No tents may be used. If additional sleeping accommodations are desired, please reserve additional
campsites.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
• No refunds will be given for cancellations unless the canceled facilities are reserved by another group.
Recreation
• All activities at the camp (hiking, challenge courses, waterfront, etc.) are available only to campers with valid
reservations.
• Volleyball courts and horse shoe pitching areas are provided in warm weather. Bring your own volleyball and horse
shoes or use those provided by the camp. Reserve these activities with your camp host after you check in.
• Over thirty miles of hiking trails are available in warm weather. For your safety, please obtain, complete and
leave a hike plan with your camp hosts. Always hike with another person - use the "buddy system." DO NOT
hike off the groomed trails or cross-country. Do not pick wild flowers or tamper with native vegetation. Please
carry out all trash.
• For your safety, no bikes are permitted in camp or on the hiking trails.
• No skates or skateboards, firearms or archery are permitted in camp.
• Walking along the paved road is prohibited.
Dress, Grooming and Conduct
• Dress and grooming should be modest, tasteful, and conform with LDS Church standards.
• For your safety, only closed-toe shoes should be worn.
• For your safety, long pants and long-sleeved shirts are recommended to protect from stinging nettle, mosquitoes
• Long pants, modest shirts and closed-toed shoes are required at all reserved activities (waterfront, challenge
• All campers must observe LDS standards of conduct and speech.
• No smoking, alcohol or use of illegal drugs is permitted.
Campfires
• Campfires may be built in provided campfire rings ONLY.
• Ample firewood is available. DO NOT bring firewood from home.
• Fires must be attended at all times. Make sure fire is completely out before leaving.
• Fire extinguishers are located in each building and cabin.
• No campfires may be built on the day of your departure without approval of camp host.
Safety and Security
• Provide your own first aid and emergency supplies. If additional medical help is needed, please contact
your camp hosts immediately. In emergencies, call 911 immediately.
• Be aware of those who should be in your group. If unauthorized persons are observed, please
notify your camp host immediately.
• The use of candles, liquid fuels, fireworks or sparklers is strictly prohibited.
• Vehicles may be driven to the campsite for unloading of supplies. After unloading, vehicles
must be parked in designated areas as directed by a camp host. DO NOT move logs or other
parking barriers.
• No TAPE, NAILS, SCREWS, or TACKS are allowed. Nothing should be attached to any tree, building, cabin or
sign with screws, nails or tape. The use of magnets, rope and string are allowed.
• In case of fire or earthquake, follow all orders given by your camp host or other emergency
management personnel.
• In case of storms, seek shelter in the cabins. Campers will generally be safer in the cabins than
in vehicles trying to transport them out of camp.
• The nearest hospital is in Heber City, approximately ten (10) miles from the main camp welcome
center.
Cooking and Garbage
• Propane stoves and fuel are provided in designated cooking areas. No cooking is permitted in cabins.
• Bring your own pots, pans, utensils, dishes, and any other cookware/eating items you desire.
• Dutch oven cooking is permitted only in areas approved by the Camp Host. All briquettes are to be placed
on aluminum foil, discarded in the fire ring after use and extinguished properly. Liquid charcoal lighter
fluid may be used for this purpose only if it is closely controlled by a responsible adult. Bring your own aluminum foil.
• A sink with hot and cold running water is provided in each campsite.
• Refrigerators are provided in each campsite.
• A lockable food storage area with shelves is provided in each campsite.
• All cooking facilities, especially the kitchen in the main pavilions, must be cleaned and
sanitized before leaving. The camp provides cleaning supplies.
• Garbage bags are provided by the camp host. Camp host will transport garbage bags to the dumpster each morning and evening.
Cleaning Duties Before Checking Out
All facilities used are to be cleaned to camp standards as identified by camp hosts before checking out. These include,
but are not limited to, the following:
• Sweep and mop all cabin and pavilion floors. All floors with carpet must be vacuumed.
• Bed platforms are to be vacuumed.
• Clean all cooking equipment, including grills, stoves, sinks and refrigerators.
• Wash down all outside concrete floors with provided hoses.
• If the main pavilion has been rented, the kitchen and equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.
• Restrooms and showers must be cleaned and sanitized, including the mopping of the floors.
• Fires in the fire pits are to be extinguished completely.
• Litter in the campsite is to be picked up and placed in trash bags.
• Any other duties assigned by the camp hosts.
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