YM Camp 2025

Join us for Stake Young Men’s Camp June 16-19 at St Croix State Park, MN

The Saint Paul Stake Young Men’s Presidency is excited to share more about the upcoming Stake YM Camp, to be held at St Croix State Park in Hinckley, Minnesota. This camp will be open to all young men in our stake, ages 12-18 (including those who will turn 12 this year), along with their leaders.

We’ve got a bunch of really great activities planned, including outdoor and beach games, hiking and exploring, and canoeing/kayaking. We’ll be spending time camping, cooking, learning new skills, and getting to know one another.

So, what’s next?

1. Complete Your Registration

To register for camp, you’ll need to:

Step 1

Complete the Online Camp Registration (for both boys and adults)

Step 2

Complete the Parental Permission form & give to your local YM leader

For adults attending camp, they will need to register for camp as well as complete the Wildman waiver. They do not need to fill out the parental permission form, but they will need to complete the LDS Church’s “Protecting Children & Youth” training course. This course will also need to be completed by those who will only be driving youth to camp.

2. Assemble Your Gear

Make sure you know what you need to bring (and what should just stay home).

3. Be ready to have fun!

We’re excited to be sharing this experience with all of you. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Stake Young Men’s Presidency & Camp Leaders:

Andrew Howard
Stake YM Pres
763-222-3924
email

Pat Crompton
1st Counselor
703-459-6721
email

Todd Tucker
2nd Counselor
208-970-5168
email

Adam Dunford
YM Camp Director
651-352-1833
email

Our deepest desire is to create a camp where the young men of our stake can “gather away from worldly influences, build lasting gospel-centered relationships, and strengthen their faith in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ.”

We want to “help the young men fulfill their priesthood responsibilities, grow in the gospel of Jesus Christ, develop lasting gospel-centered relationships, and develop spiritually, socially, physically, and intellectually (see Luke 2:52).”

Aaronic Priesthood Quorum Camp Guide