Camp Williams 
Holbrook phases 1-3

Protected in 2025-26
 

Acreage: 228

Cedar Fort, UT

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Set in the open ranchland of Cedar Valley, the Holbrook Property carries nearly a century of family farming. The grandfather of today's owners acquired the land in the mid-1930s from the Clark family, who had homesteaded it, and every generation since has worked it. Neighboring ranch families have run cattle and sheep across this valley for more than a hundred years. Protected in three phases, the Property now forms one continuous block of working land. 

     The valley's history runs deep. Goshute and Ute peoples, including the Timpanogos, lived here long before European settlement. In the mid-1800s, Cedar Valley saw two major conflicts between settlers and Native peoples, the Walker War and the Tintic War. From 1856 to 1861 it was its own county, Cedar County, before it was folded back into Utah County. To the southeast, Utah Lake is one of the last remnants of prehistoric Lake Bonneville.