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Registration Information

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The 15th Mark Hill Memorial Youth Conservation Camp will be held this year, August 3rd-7th, 2026. Camp check-in begins on Monday, August 3rd at 1:00pm at the Trinity Pines Camp and Conference Center main lodge (349 Cabarton Rd in Cascade, ID). Orientation and introductions will start 1t 2:00pm Mountain Time.

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On March 31st, the link to apply will go live. To apply, click the registration link and fill out the questions and forms. This will generate an electronic roster, but your registration WILL NOT BE COMPLETE until you return all signed forms sent with your confirmation email. Those forms can be printed, signed, scanned, and uploaded using that  confirmation email. For your information and convenience, these forms are available for download on this page also.

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These forms will include release of liability, dietary or medical needs, photo releases, disciplinary expectations, and any forms required by Trinity Pines staff.

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​Once these forms are submitted, your camper will be added to the official roster. Follow-up emails will be sent as we get closer to the start of camp, however, all information regarding what is needed for camp can be found on this page (Links will be updated to reflect proper forms and information by March 31st). There is no hard deadline for applications, but there are limited spots available. Equipment and apparel is purchased in late June, therefore, applications submitted after June 30th cannot be guaranteed a spot. Please reach out to the camp director after June 30th, or check back at this website, to confirm a camp vacancy is available.

 

Campers must be 10, 11, or 12 years of age at the start of camp. No returning campers will be accepted. No Exceptions.

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We receive many questions about the facilities and activities at camp. Much of the camp activities are intended to be a surprise to campers throughout the week, and we therefore do not make a schedule available. However, the beginning half of camp consists of hunter and archery education and the latter half of camp includes multiple activities such as live firearm experiences at a range, low ropes courses, zip lining, a river float, fishing and more. All gear for these events are provided, and the only special equipment needed is a swimsuit, water shoes/sandals, and a towel for the river float (life jackets are provided and required to be worn during the float). Information about the facilities can be found on the Trinity Pines (Cascade, Idaho) website. ​

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We are excited for another successful camp this year, and we thank you for your continued support and interest which continues to make this event possible! See you this summer!

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Camp Director,

Spencer Wesche

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