2025 NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT | OGDEN, UTAH
SEPTEMBER 18-20, 2025

SPONSORED BY THE OGDEN PIONEER CHAPTER

More details on Registration and detailed Agenda to come…

NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT HISTORY

2025 - Ogden, UT
2024 - American Fork, UT
2023 - St George, UT
2022 - Salt Lake City, UT
2021 - Rexburg, ID
2020 - Cancelled (Covid-19)
2019 - Logan, UT
2018 - Cedar City, UT
2017 - Centerville, UT
2016 - Hurricane, UT
2015 - Brigham City, UT
2014 - Kanab, UT
2013 - Rexburg, ID
2012 - Provo, UT
2011 - Salt Lake City, UT
2010 - St. George, UT
2009 - Ogden, UT
2008 - Richfield, UT
2007 - Mesa, AZ
2006 - Heber Valley, UT
2005 - Philadelphia, PA
2004 - Kanab, UT
2003 - UT Valley (Orem)
2002 - Tooele, UT
2001 - Rexburg, ID
2000 - Cedar City, UT
1999 – Logan, UT
1998 – Mesa, AZ
1997 – Ogden, UT
1996 – Hurricane, UT
1995 – St Johns, AZ
1994 – Logan, UT
1993 – Holladay, UT
1992 – Cedar City, UT
1991 – Heber Valley, UT
1990 – Kanab, UT
1989 - Mesa, AZ
1988 - Ogden, UT
1987 - Moab, UT
1986 - Escalante, UT
1985 - Logan, UT
1984 - Salt Lake City, UT
1983 - Provo, UT
1982 - Kanab, UT
1981 - Squaw Valley, CA
1980 - Cedar City, UT      
1979 – Provo, UT
1978 - Logan, UT
1977 – Kanab, UT
1976 – Ogden, UT
1975 – Salt Lake City, UT
1974 – Provo, UT
1973 – Brigham City, UT
1972 – Cedar City, UT
1971 – Los Angeles, CA
1970 – Provo, UT
1969 – Logan, UT
1968 – St George, UT
1967 – Salt Lake City, UT
1966 – Ogden, UT
1965 – Cedar City, UT
1964 – Provo, UT
1963 – Logan, UT
1962 – Brighton, UT
1960 – Ogden, UT
1959 – Ogden, UT
1958 – Cedar City, UT
1957 – Provo, UT
1956 – Logan, UT
1955 – Brighton, UT
1953 – Ogden, UT
1951 – Cedar City, UT
1949 - Brighton, UT
1948 - Logan, UT
1946 - Lagoon, UT
1937 - Lagoon, UT
1936 - Lagoon, UT
1935 - Aspen Grove, UT

 


TOUR 6

LEHI (Afternoon Only)

HUTCHINGS MUSEUM, 55 N Center St., Lehi
This museum features a unique display of native American artifacts, firearms of the old west, plus an excellent trib- ute to our military service men and women. See a 45 minute video on the life of Porter Rockwell, plus learn about David Evans, a Haun’s Mill survivor and founder of the city of Lehi.

 

TOUR 7

LIGHT OF THE WORLD & TREE OF LIFE
(Afternoon Only)

Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point, 3900 N Garden Drive, Lehi, UT
Ponder the life of Jesus Christ, through a series of 15 sculptures by Angela Johnson, each depicting some of the most powerful moments of His ministry. Plus visit the new Tree of Life exhibit scheduled to open in the fall of 2024.

 

TOUR 8


TOUR 9

AMERICAN FORK (Afternoon Only)

DUP MUSEUM, 50 South 100 East, American Fork

HISTORIC ALPINE TABERNACLE, 110 East Main St., American Fork

BIGELOW ORGAN FACTORY, 130 West 100 South, American Fork

HISTORIC PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 75 North 100 East, American Fork

 

PLEASANT GROVE (Morning & Afternoon)

SOFT ROCK BUILDINGS MONUMENT, 105 E 100 S, Pleasant Grove, UT
National SUP, Area Vice President Dan Adams has written a research paper about Soft Rock Buildings. The pioneers who settled Pleasant Grove found a unique type of building rock northeast of town. Between 1865-1900 there were about 130 soft rock homes built in Pleasant Grove with only 19 historic buildings still visible.

ADAMS DAIRY FARM, 622 W 1750 N, Pleasant Grove, UT
The tour will continue to the Soft Rock Adams Dairy Barn where you will see hundreds of vintage farm tools and wit- ness the action of the original Adams Jackson Fork. Learn how 100 year old concrete silos were built.

 
 
 

SELF GUIDED TOURS FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART

TIMPANOGOS CAVE
Located 7 miles up American Fork Canyon, Timpano- gos Cave National Monument includes a striking cache of geological wonders. To reach the cave you must be willing and able to hike the physically demanding 1.5 mile trail that ascends 1,092 vertical feet up a steep mountain slope. Plan at least 3 hours to view this natural wonder of Utah County.

ROOTS OF KNOWLEDGE
800 W University Parkway, Orem, UT (lot L6) A Story of Art, History and Human Drama
Roots of Knowledge in the Fulton Library, Bingham Gallery, at the Utah Valley University depicts the Tree of Life and the Tree of Knowledge and ends with the Tree of Hope for Humanity, handcrafted into 80 stained glass windowpanes, spanning 10 feet in height and 150 feet in length.

 
 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT IF MY GUEST AND I WANT TO GO ON DIFFERENT TOURS?
If you and your guest wish to register for separate tours, please just register individually, each with your selected preferences.

WHERE DO I STAY IF I’M FROM OUT OF TOWN?
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