Our Team
Marketing Representative & Operations Manager
Clyde drives the strategy behind how guests discover, book, and experience Dutch John Resort. From digital partnerships to high-level growth planning, he works to connect adventurers with the best of Flaming Gorge and the Green River.
Clyde oversees the resort’s online reservation system, ensuring that guests can seamlessly browse cabins, RV sites, fishing guides, and water toy rentals from the moment they land on the site through final confirmation.
From travel listing platforms to regional tourism boards, Clyde manages the relationships that expand Dutch John Resort’s reach and bring new visitors to the Flaming Gorge area year after year.
Clyde leads high-level strategy to grow the resort’s visibility and revenue, identifying new market opportunities, seasonal promotions, and service expansions that keep Dutch John at the forefront of outdoor recreation in Utah.
Clyde Wilbur brings a hands-on, results-oriented approach to his dual role at Dutch John Resort. As marketing representative, he shapes the resort’s public presence, crafting campaigns and partnerships that speak to anglers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. As operations manager, he ensures the systems behind the scenes run as smoothly as the Green River itself.
His work touches every guest touchpoint: the booking experience, the digital channels that introduce new visitors to Flaming Gorge, and the long-range plans that guide the resort’s continued investment in cabins, dining, guided fishing, and river recreation. Whether it’s coordinating with the team at Dutch John or building relationships with external travel platforms, Clyde is focused on making every stay memorable.
When he’s not behind a screen, you’ll likely find him out on the water. His photo says it all: Clyde is an angler at heart, and that genuine love for the Green River and the Flaming Gorge landscape is what makes his work at the resort feel personal.
Book your cabin, reserve a fishing guide, or plan your Green River adventure today.