About | MT RUSH

MT RUSH | July 20 - July 25 | 2026 | SNOW COLLEGE, EPHRAIM, UTAH

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OUR SPONSORS

MT Rush is dedicated to making sure that no child is turned away because of their family's inability to pay tuition. This would not be possible without the help of our sponsors:

MAIN STAGE

Snow College

George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation

The Williamson Foundation

ORCHESTRA

Paul and Connie Cox

Cellular Health Innovations, LLC

Diane Panelli

MEZZANINE

DPAC Texas

BALCONY

Rachel Lundenberg

Manti Telephone

BARDHEART DONORS

TRIENNIAL HEROES

Anonymous x3
Britt Brown
Capt. America & Peggy Carter

(Cole & Shaustia Brown)
Riian Brown
Lindsay Daniel
KM DiColandrea
Denise & Paul Hagemeister
Theresa Johansen
LJ & Becky Jones
Jamie Nipko
Mary Pipes
Traci Lyn Thomas
Jalyn Courtenay Webb

BIENNIAL HEROES

Jackson Brown

REPEAT HEROES

Paul & Kim Cluff
Damon Schmelzle

CAMP INFO

https://www.facebook.com/mtrushcamp

Instagram: mtrush.dpac

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided each full day of camp.

CAMP DATES:
Monday, July 20st – Saturday, July 25th, 2026

CHECK-IN:

8:00 – 8:45 AM on Monday, July 20th
Park Place Apartments, 30 N 400 E, Ephraim, UT 84627

SUNDAY NIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS:

Sunday night, July 19th

Check-in from 7 PM to 8 PM

Dinner is NOT provided
Please sign up no later than June 1st, 2026

CHECK OUT:

No later than 2:00 PM on Saturday, July 25th
(PLEASE PLAN TO BE PACKED & CHECKED OUT IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SATURDAY SHOW)
Campers who are at camp after 2:00 pm will be charged an additional $100

Accommodations for Saturday night, July 25th, are not available

LOCATION:
MT RUSH CAMP

at
Snow College
150 College Avenue Ephraim, UT 84627

ACCOMMODATIONS ADDRESS:

Park Place Apartments

30 N 400 E

Ephraim, UT, 84627

CAMP DIRECTOR EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS:
Denise: 970.749.4445

Nate: 801.860.5816

(Please call the directors if you need to get a message to your child)

SATURDAY SHOWCASE:

Family & Friends invited!

Eccles Performing Arts Center, E Center St, Ephraim, UT 84627
On the final day of camp, Saturday, July 25th, 2026, at 11:00 AM
We invite family and friends to join us for our SATURDAY SHOWCASE. Enjoy watching the campers perform and meet the directors, instructors, and counselors.

Doors open for the Theater at 10:45 AM.

Camper Gear will be stored in the Black Box and will be available immediately after the showcase to go home with their campers and families

FREE TIME:
Campers will be given a small amount of free time every evening to practice, rest, and prepare. Please refer to our CODE OF CONDUCT to become familiar with expectations during this free time.

CODE OF CONDUCT

Remember before you speak:

“Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it kind?”

NO selfishness, pettiness, uncooperativeness, whining, dishonesty, or anger.

NO alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs or paraphernalia, fireworks, water guns, or water balloons.

We recognize that cell phones and other devices are often very valuable in learning music during camp, but please follow these guidelines:

Please don't have phones, devices, or other personal items out during class.
Please give full attention to counselors, instructors, lunch ladies, and any other camp staff when they are speaking with you.
Please remember that phones, devices, and other personal items are often damaged or go missing at camp. We can't be responsible for your items, and when loss or damage occurs, we probably won't be able to help.
PARENTS! Please contact Nate (801.860.5816) or Denise (970.749.4445) rather than contacting your campers directly. Please be understanding if your texts aren't returned immediately, or if you have to leave a voicemail.

NO wandering around camp alone, pairing off in opposite-sex couples, spending time in opposite-sex apartments, or being anywhere without the knowledge of at least two counselors, instructors, or directors.

NO sexual misconduct, obscene or indecent conduct or expressions, or disorderly or disruptive conduct.

DISCLAIMER: We reserve the right to make changes to any policy or procedure in this program at any time and without notice. Additionally, we reserve the right to refuse service or entrance to any person for any reason.

DRESS CODE

Campers are REQUIRED to wear leggings, shorts, yogo pants, sweats, or pants that cover private areas and chest adequately WHILE DANCING, SQUATTING, PERFORMING STUNTS, ETC. T-shirts that cover past the hips and shorts/pants that cover the thighs are recommended.

Tight jeans are hard to move in. Instructors find it extremely frustrating to try to get campers to move in class, only to have them unable to do so because their clothing does not allow for movement.

NO open-toe shoes or flip-flops in class. This includes fancy sandals.

Instructors reserve the right to send class members back to their room to change if they show up to class dressed in clothing that they cannot move in or that is not appropriate.

WHAT TO PACK

Water Bottle (this may be the most important thing you bring to camp!)
Clothing - there is no laundry facility, so students should bring enough for the entire week. Pack clothes that are comfortable and easy to move in. Days are warm, and nights can be cool. We recommend:
- Knee-length or board shorts, T-shirts, jeans, sweats, sneakers, and a warm jacket.
- NOTE: Short shorts & bare midriffs are discouraged, and inappropriate words or pictures on your clothing are not allowed.
- Put your name on all items!
- BLACK PANTS FOR THE SATURDAY SHOWCASE (t-shirt will be provided)
Sleeping bag & Pillow (or sheet & blankets for a twin-sized bed) - NOTE: IF YOU ARE FLYING IN AND CANNOT BRING BEDDING, PLEASE LET US KNOW IN ADVANCE!
Toiletries (e.g. shampoo, conditioner, soap, deodorant, etc.)
Towel(s) and washcloth
Pajamas/sleepwear
Jacket or Sweater (evenings are cool)
Appropriate dance class apparel (including shoes you can dance in - non-marking soles)
Costume for the Dance (this year’s theme will be announced in 2026)
AND ABOVE ALL:
- A desire to learn and participate
- A good attitude
- A water bottle
- Did we mention a water bottle?