CMP-003Est. 2000

AceCamp
Midvale
A Shanghai camp brand's U.S. base in Midvale
40°37′N 111°54′W
Eighteen camping and overland brands are listed from Utah.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis counted $1.55 billion of Utah's 2024 economy as outdoor recreation manufacturing, along with 4,787 jobs. Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, March 2026
In collections: Utah outdoor brands and Utah brands that make everything in Utah. Every brand by founding year is on the timeline.
See them on the mapPortable power born of a Congo solar kit
A former argon vest company run from Kaysville
Lay-flat hammock tents run from Sandy
Ultralight gear born from $500 in Cedar City
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CMP-003Est. 2000

Midvale
A Shanghai camp brand's U.S. base in Midvale
40°37′N 111°54′W
CMP-016

Salt Lake City
Raft oars wound on a steel mandrel in Salt Lake City
40°48′N 111°57′W
CMP-015Est. 2020

Park City
Knives and tomahawks made in Park City
40°39′N 111°30′W
CMP-012Est. 2018

Payson
All-terrain wheelchairs built by hand in Payson
40°03′N 111°44′W
CMP-007Est. 2009

Bluffdale
Portable power born of a Congo solar kit
40°29′N 111°56′W
CMP-004Est. 2001

Bountiful
A 2001 travel hammock company, now run from Bountiful
40°53′N 111°53′W
CMP-014Est. 2019

Sandy
Lay-flat hammock tents run from Sandy
40°34′N 111°50′W
CMP-017

Riverdale
A volcanic rock fire starter born in Riverdale
40°46′N 111°53′W
CMP-006Est. 2007

Kaysville
A former argon vest company run from Kaysville
41°02′N 111°56′W
CMP-013Est. 2018

Clearfield
Pocket knives born in an American Fork garage
41°07′N 112°02′W
CMP-005Est. 2005

Layton
A steel-framed canvas tent company run from Layton
41°04′N 111°58′W
CMP-002Est. 1999

Moab
A reusable military glow stick built in Moab
38°34′N 109°33′W
CMP-008Est. 2014

North Salt Lake
First aid kits packed in North Salt Lake since 2014
40°51′N 111°54′W
CMP-009Est. 2014

Cedar City
Ultralight gear born from $500 in Cedar City
37°41′N 113°04′W
CMP-010Est. 2015

Park City
All-terrain handcarts run from Park City
40°39′N 111°30′W
CMP-001Est. 1944

Millcreek
The $83 tent of 1962, now sewn in Millcreek
40°41′N 111°54′W
CMP-018

Heber City
Numbered knives ground on Heber City's Main Street
40°30′N 111°25′W
CMP-011Est. 2016

Park City
The 72-hour survival kit company run from Park City
40°39′N 111°30′W
Beehive Made lists 18 camping and overland gear brands with a Utah connection. They include Goal Zero, Klymit, Haven Tents and Outdoor Vitals. Each brand page says where the company started and where its products are made.
Yes. Seven of the 18 brands on this page are marked Made in Utah, which means their products are made in the state. They include Cataract Oars, Drifter Blades, Extreme Motus and LazerBrite.
The Salt Lake Valley has the most, with 8, followed by Park City and the Wasatch Back with 4. The other 6 are each in a different town.
A brand is listed when it was started in Utah, is run from here, runs its North American business from here or makes its products here. Every listing is checked against at least two sources before it goes up, and each brand page says which of those ties apply.