Reunion History

Park City, Utah • 2025

July 25–29, 2025 at Snydermill Recreation Camp

Five days in the aspens, one big family, and a whole lot of memories.

5

days together

10

shared meals

75

acres of aspen & spruce

1

big GLO family

Inside the Snydermill Lodge

Home base

Snydermill Recreation Camp

Tucked just south of Kimball Junction near the Olympic Park, Snydermill gave us room for everyone: a 10,000 sq ft Lodge that sleeps about 150, a double kitchen, the Bunkhouse (44 beds), the Bowery, an amphitheater, an activity field, tent sites and a few RV hookups.

Lodge rooms and the Bunkhouse were first-come, first-served at no extra cost.

Best of 2025

Highlights

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Family hike to Bloods Lake

Bloods Lake Hike

Saturday afternoon the family hit the trail together for a hike to Bloods Lake.

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Floating the Provo River

Provo River Float

Monday morning was a float down the Provo River, with lakefront activities for everyone else.

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Talent show night

Talent Show

Sunday evening the family shared songs, skits and hidden talents.

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Family Auction table

Family Auction

Handmade and heirloom items auctioned off to help fund future reunions.

Fire ring at Snydermill

Service Project

A Monday service project to give back to Snydermill Camp.

Snydermill amphitheater

Closing Fireside

The reunion closed Monday night with a fireside at the amphitheater.

Day by day

How the Days Went

Friday

July 25

  • Arrivals and camp setup
  • Bring-your-own dinner at the Bowery
  • Visiting and games

Saturday

July 26

  • Flag raising and breakfast
  • Lodge check-in and lunch
  • Hike to Bloods Lake
  • Dinner and evening program
  • Movie in the Lodge

Sunday

July 27

  • Flag raising and breakfast
  • Church / spiritual time
  • Family history activities
  • Talent show
  • Stories, testimonies and singing

Monday

July 28

  • Flag raising and breakfast
  • Provo River float / lakefront
  • Service project
  • Family Auction
  • Closing fireside

Tuesday

July 29

  • Flag raising and breakfast
  • Break camp and clean up
  • Goodbyes (always the hardest part)

The cost

What It Cost

Food, activities and venue were rolled into one per-meal price.

  • Adults (10+): $3 / meal
  • Kids (6–9): $2 / meal
  • Ages 0–5: free
  • Provo float: $35 / person
  • 10% off for an Auction or Country Store item

Traditions

Traditions We Kept

Family Auction. Handmade or historically meaningful items only: quilts, artwork, baked goods, woodwork, heirlooms and old photos.

Country Store. Candy, small toys and treasures for kids (and kids at heart) to spend pocket change on.

Morning flag raising. Every day started together around the flag.

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Country Store or auction items

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For the next planning team

Notes for Future Planners

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