Dutch John Resort at Flaming Gorge

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About Dutch John Resort at Flaming Gorge

Dutch John Resort, located in the stunning Flaming Gorge area of Utah, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Known for world-class fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing, this mountain community provides a perfect mix of small-town charm and modern conveniences.

At an elevation of 6,324 feet, the population ranges from 250 in summer to 150 in winter. Just three miles from the Flaming Gorge Dam, visitors can enjoy guided tours of the dam and powerplant during summer, as well as explore nearby attractions like the Red Canyon Visitor’s Center, Swett Ranch, Cedar Springs Marina, and Jarvie Ranch.

With year-round access to a 6,000-foot paved airstrip and plenty to explore, Dutch John Resort is a premier destination for nature enthusiasts.

Address: 1050 South Blvd, Dutch John, UT 84023Phone Number: (435) 848-8000Website: https://dutchjohnresort.com/

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Min. project

$1,000+

Hourly rate

$25 - $49 / hr

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Location not listed10 - 49 employeesFounded 2012

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