Located in a beautiful mountain valley along the East slopes of the Cascades of Central WA State. Near Interstate-90; 70 miles Southeast of Seattle, and 8 miles West of Cle Elum, Exit 78 @ Golf Course Road.
3:00 pm, Friday, September 4 - 10:00 am, Monday, September 7, 2026
3551 Hundley Rd, Cle Elum, WA 98922
Current Camp Maps
(Ensign Ranch are not organizers of this event, please contact us at the email above.)
Open to all Single Adults 31+ and their family.
Ticketstripe (Register now)
Adult Ticket (18+) $30
Child Ticket (0-17) $10
(There are no group or family discounts).
Online registration continues through September 5, 2026.
After registering you will be emailed a digital ticket with QR code. This code will be needed to check in upon arrival. If you need another copy of your digital ticket, please contact us at GrahamStakeEnsign@gmail.com to request another be emailed to you.
Check-in will start 3:00 pm, Friday, September 4.
Camp departure time is 10:00 am, Monday, September 7.
During check-in you will sign up for a vehicle registration card and volunteer assignments, and receive a packet with name badges and camp information. The registration desk will be able to help with any questions throughout your stay.
You can contact us at GrahamStakeEnsign@gmail.com, or reach out to your local Ward/Stake Single Adult Representatives or Leaders.
If you need help with transportation for Ensign Ranch, please reach out to your local Ward/Stake Leaders.
Church Standards Apply
This includes that all divorces must be final at time of the event.
Ensign Camp Rules Apply
The camp respects all civil constraints or restrictions levied by local or jurisdictional authorities.
Photo Usage Agreement
As a participant or parent of a child participant, I understand by registering In this program, I agree that the participant’s image or that of the children may be used, with discretion, by organizers of the event or its assignees for promotional purposes in print, web, video productions and social media. I understand and agree that I have no expectations of compensation for this use.
No Pets Allowed
Only certified Service Animals trained in service tasks (seizures, diabetes, PTSD, visually impaired, etc.) as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) are allowed on campgrounds. “Emotional support” or “comfort” animals” do not fall under this definition. While on campgrounds Service Animals must be on leash, under owner control at all times, and cleaned up after. If you plan to bring a Service Animal please let us know beforehand by emailing grahamstakeensign@gmail.com.
Current Campground Maps / PDF
Reserved lodging is assigned based upon medical need and order of registration. All assigned will be contacted with an email confirmation before camp.
Location Map
YES, but it is not guaranteed. You can make a request under "Additional Details" in the Special Needs section when you register online, or email us at GrahamStakeEnsign@gmail.com.
All reserved lodgings have a list of cleaning instructions/supplies. Please keep your unit clean while using and when leaving your accommodations.
(Sleep capacity 4)
Handicap accessible, bunks w/ mattress (bring bedding), electricity, heating, restrooms, showers, and water.
(Sleep capacity 10)
NO handicap accessibility (steps), NO water, bunks w/ mattress (bring bedding), electricity, propane heating, mini fridge, microwave, table
w/ ten chairs, picnic table, and BBQ grill.
(Sleep capacity 8)
Handicap accessible, single room insulated, bunks w/ mattresses (bring bedding), electricity (limited capacity), propane heating, mini fridge,
microwave, picnic table, raised fire pit with grate, outhouse, potable water faucet,
and wash station.
(Sleep capacity 10)
NO handicap accessibility (steps), queen bed w/ mattress (bring bedding), bunk w/ mattress (bring bedding), two rooms and loft insulated, counter, two half-tables with bench seats, full refrigerator, microwave, wood stove, electricity (limited capacity), heating (electric radiant), outhouse, potable water faucet, wash station, picnic table, raised fire pit w/ grate and cover lid,
and limited parking.
(Sleep capacity 8)
NO handicap accessibility (steps), bunks w/ mattress (bring bedding), outhouse,
and potable water faucet.
General sites 1-6. Ayatma sites 1-3. Lockamora sites 1-3. Trillium sites 1-3. These range from self-contained to full electricity, water, and sewage hookups. A public RV dump site is located approximately 10 miles East on I-90 at Indian John Hill Rest Area.
All campsites and units not listed above are open to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis. Read below for details on how many units are available per campsite. It is recommended to bring a backup camping tent in chance a unit you are after is taken.
NO, all unreserved lodging is on a first-come, first-served basis.
We ask that you please clean and dispose of trash from personal campsites and lodgings while using and leaving your accommodations. All outhouses have a list of cleaning instructions/supplies. Please help keep your campsite outhouse clean and toilet free of trash (i.e., diapers, etc.).
(Sleep capacity 8)
Potable water faucet, outhouse, table, and fire pit.
(Sleep capacity 8)
NO handicap accessibility (steps), bunks w/ mattress (bring bedding), outhouse,
and potable water faucet.
(Sleep capacity 10)
Potable water faucet, outhouse, trash services, table, and fire pit.
(Sleep capacity 10)
Potable water faucet, outhouse, table, and fire pit.
(Sleep capacity 40)
Potable water faucet, outhouse, trash services, table, and fire pit.
(Sleep capacity 10)
Potable water faucet, outhouse, trash services, table, and fire pit.
Total capacity 212. Wall tents B6-B8, C9, C12, D15, E20, G25-26, G28, H29-30. Large wall tents C10, D16, E18. Cabanas are all reserved.
Wall tents (16’x20’, 12x16’) in clusters. Covered dining/meeting pavilion with electricity and steel picnic tables. Large lawn-area; covered craft shelter with tables. Platform-type rope-swing; trail access from camp to archery range, ropes course, and reflection areas. Fire pit and 2-3 picnic tables at each cluster. Potable water faucets and portable chemical toilets conveniently located throughout camp. Restroom/showers adjacent to the campsite. Outdoor Gathering Center (OGC) within camp – stage with electricity, PA system, fire pit, flagpole; benches terraced into hillside. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed near the campsite (please return unused wood to shed). Trash must be bagged and put in a garbage cage; haul trash to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Parking at campsites w/additional parking and overflow parking nearby.
Total capacity 60. Tepees 1-2. Tent sites 1-4.
Each tepee (20’ diameter w/canvas floors) site has a picnic table and fire pit. Parking area adjacent island with potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets. Restroom/shower facility located at Lodge. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed near Family Cabins (please return unused wood to shed. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily.
Total capacity 100. Tent sites 1-10.
WARNING: Lake shorelines drop off quickly and the lake is deep. Swimming is allowed, but must be watchfully supervised. Hikers should watch out for marsh with deep mud where water flows into the west end of the lake.
Isolated pack-in/out camping sites for individual, family, or group tent camping. Picnic table and fire-pit at each campsite. Outdoor Gathering Center (OGC) in the center of the campsite with stage, fire pit, benches, and flagpole. Benches hold approximately 80 people. Water faucet is also available. No electricity. Potable water faucets and portable chemical toilets are located in the parking area. Restroom/shower facility located on Middle Road. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed near Family Cabins (please return unused wood to shed). Meadow adjacent Far West Lake for overflow camping.
Total capacity 110. Tent sites 1-4, 6-11. Tent site 5 is reserved for camp purposes.
Tent camping sites for individual, family, or group tent camping. Campsites 6, 7, 8, and 9 are located along the banks of the Yakima River. Parking, picnic table, and fire pit at each campsite. Restroom/shower facility located on Middle Road (short walking distance). Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets at the center of the campsite. Trash MUST be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed in Ayatma campsite (please return unused wood to shed).
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Total Capacity 130. Tent sites 1-13.
CAUTION: Campsites 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7 are located along steep banks of the Yakima River and do not have barriers.
Tent camping sites for individual, family, or group camping. Parking, picnic table, parking at each campsite. Restroom/shower facility located on Middle Road (short walking distance). Potable water faucet and potable chemical toilets at each end of the campsite. Outdoor Gathering Center in the center (OGC) of the campsite; NO electricity. Has a fire pit and benches (seats 30). Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed in Trillium campsite (please return unused wood to shed).
Total capacity 318. Cabanas 26, 29, 31. A-frames 3, 5, 7, 14, 18, 20, 25, 27, 28, 32. Wall tents 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 10-13, 15-17. 19, 21-24, 30, 33-35.
The village is made up of A-frame shelters (sleeps 8 to 10). A-frame shelters have a built-in sleeping deck under each wing of the “A”, plus a loft accessed with a ladder. Some are handicap accessible. Village is also made up of canvas wall tents (12’x16’ on platforms). Covered dining/meeting pavilion with electricity and steel picnic tables. Restroom/shower facility (short walking distance). Outdoor Gathering Center (OGC) within camp. Includes a stage with electricity, PA system, fire pit, and flagpole, and benches terraced into hillside. Covered craft shelter with tables. Refrigeration room with large capacity storage is located near restrooms. Fire pit at each campsite. 2-3 picnic tables at each campsite. Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets conveniently located in the camping area. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed within camp (please return unused wood to shed. Parking within each camp. Overflow parking nearby.
Total capacity 100. Tent sites 1-10.
Tent camping sites for individual, family, or group tent camping. Campsites 6, 8, and 10 are located along the banks of the Yakima River. Parking, picnic table, and fire pit at each campsite. Restroom/shower facility located on Middle Road (short walking distance). Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets at the center of the campsite. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located at woodshed in Ayatma campsite (please return unused wood to shed).
Total capacity 50. Tent sites 1-5.
Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets by Beaver Lodge Island. Absolutely NO fire allowed in this grassy area. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily.
Total capacity 254. Cabanas 3, 7, 9. Long Houses 2, 4, 5, 8. Half Long House 11. Wall tents 1, 6, 10, 12.
The village is made up of 5 full longhouses (12’x25’; sleeps 30-40), 1 half longhouse (sleeps 14-20) and 5 canvas wall tents (12’x16’ on platforms). One tent next to each longhouse. Full longhouses are divided by a 10-foot open-air walkway with built-in sleeping decks and an upper loft accessed by a ladder. Covered dining/meeting pavilion with electricity and steel picnic tables. Athletic field adjacent to campsite, with 2 covered craft shelters with tables. Archery range, platform-type rope swing, and trail access to reflection areas within camp. Fire pit at each campsite. 2-3 picnic tables at each cluster. Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets conveniently located in the camping area. Restroom/shower facility located adjacent campsite (accessible by car). Trash must be bagged and put in a garbage cage. Haul trash to the nearest dumpster before 7:00 pm daily. Firewood ($5 an armload; pay at Office) located within camp (please return unused wood to shed). Large parking area within camp. Overflow parking nearby.
Total capacity 200. Tent sites 1-20. Self-contained trailer or RV in tent sites 9-20.
Tent campsite for individual, family, or group camping. Sites 1-3 are clustered and isolated from other campsites. Sites 4-9 are near Big Creek. Sites 9 and 10 are inland from the Yakima River, and sites 11 -20 border the river. Sites 1-9 are often flooded until mid-spring. Enough space for self-contained trailer or RV in most sites, especially #20. Yakima Meadow adjacent for overflow tent camping. Parking at each campsite. Also included is a picnic table. Absolutely NO fire allowed in this grassy area. Restroom/ shower facility located at Lodge (short walking distance). Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets conveniently located nearby. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily.
Total Capacity 50. Tent sites 1-5.
Tent camping sites for individual, family, or group tent camping. Located next to a paved trail around the lake; short walk to waterfront, canoes, giant slip-n-slide, and lake rope swing. Parking at each campsite. Also included is a picnic table. Absolutely NO fires allowed in this grassy area. Self-contained trailers and RV allowed. Restroom/shower facility located at Lodge (short walking distance). Potable water faucet and portable chemical toilets conveniently located at nearby Yakima campsite. Trash must be bagged and hauled to the Middle Road dumpster before 7:00 pm daily.
Each day has a corresponding location map.
Full schedule/ maps PDF
Archery/Tomahawk
Canoe/Kayaks
Climbing Wall
Frisbee
Miniature Golf
Water Slide
Volleyball
Blind Canoe Races
Bunco Tournament
Camp Slideshow and Refreshments
Chainsaw Woodcarving Demo
Children's Movie
Cornhole Tournament
Dungeon & Dragons
Ensign Choir
Ensign Fun Run
Family Dance "Ensign Fair"
Flashlight Walk & Sing Along
Funnel Cakes
Group Date
Hawaiian Dance Class
Hay Ride
Hike
Line/Latin Dance Class (Adults)
Line/Latin Dance Class (Youth)
Nerf War
Pickleball Tournament
Puzzles/Games
Singles Adult Dance
Stargazing
Trivia Tournament
Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
Volleyball Tournament
Water Coloring/ Origami
Youth Activities: Games
To keep pleasant conditions at camp, we ask participants to take on minimal volunteer maintenance or support tasks, scheduled to avoid conflicts.
If you are interested in providing service in minimal maintenance or support tasks, please choose from the variety of service needs listed during online registration. A scheduled time for service will be assigned to you at camp check-in. We appreciate your help, thank you!
Those volunteering to work with children and youth must take, and be current in the Church’s online ‘Protecting Children and Youth’ training program
if they have not already done so.
For life-threatening-emergencies call 911 then notify Ensign Ranch staff at (509) 656-2344. Our first aid volunteer is Dr. Snow. For non-life-threatening emergencies visit the First Aid office by the registration table.
If you have medication that requires refridgeration, please note this on your online registration and/or contact us at grahamstakeensign@gmail.com.
KVH Urgent Care (Cle Elum)
214 W. 1st Street
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Hours 10:00 am - 10:00 pm daily
(509) 674-6944
24 Hour Medical Facility
KVH Hospital
603 S. Chestnut Street
Ellensburg, WA 98926
(509) 962-9841
Our security volunteer is Brother Noble. Please report any unsafe or conflicting circumstances at the registration table.
The camp speed limit for vehicles is 10 MPH or less to kick up minimal dust. Please drive cautiously and yield right away to pedestrians. Do not park on roads or lawns, or block traffic.
NO campfires are allowed as there is an active burn ban.
Shower shoes (bare feet are not allowed in the showers), towel, and all other shower and personal care products
Rubber grip socks for waterslide
A personal extension cord for CPAP machines
Extra mat/bedding for all accommodations from tent camping to Lodge bunks
Sunscreen, water bottle, hat
Flashlight
Backup camping tent if you have not been assigned reserved lodging
Clothes for the weekend including Sunday dress for Church, comfortable walking shoes
Temple recommend (required) for brethren helping out with Sacrament
Personal snacks
Bags of ice can be bought at the Main Office.
You are able to check out sports gear, canoes, paddle boats, and life preservers at the camp docks. Camp provided water sports requires a life preserver be worn by all. Miniature golf supplies can be checked out at the registration desk. Throwing knives, tomahawks, and archery gear will be provided at their respected ranges for use under staff supervision.
The camp water slide requires socks with rubber grip bottoms to be worn (trampoline park socks, hospital socks, yoga socks, etc.). Bare feet, aqua socks, and
crocks are not allowed. Approved socks will be available to purchase for $1.00 a pair at Ensign Ranch.
