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Youth CampsClick on the link for descriptions of each camp Wrangler Camp A limited number of camperships are available. |
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Campers aged 10 - 15 Ride, groom, feed and care for a team of horses! Learn about all aspects of equestrian culture while enjoying the fun activities of camp. Riding games, trail rides, arts and crafts, swimming and all around camp fun will fill your days! All campers must have prior riding experience and be comfortable around horses. Kids: Come and celebrate your connection with horses! |
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Campers aged 15 - 18 Both sections required:
Following the four-day retreat, teens will join the Youth Camp Staff as Counselors-In-Training, becoming an integral member of the staff team. Teens will supervise a group of younger kids – introducing them to camp life and showing them a great time while having a great time themselves! The Counselors-In-Training will continue to have sessions with their mentors in teen-only groups throughout the week. Teens: Discover Your Power & Become A Leader! | ||||||||||
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 Camp Kidd & Camp Sierra Campers aged 7 - 12 At Camp Kidd/Camp Sierra, girls and boys, ages 7-12, participate in traditional camp activities such as river-swimming, arts and crafts, music, drama, campfires, storytelling, toasting marshmallows over the fire to make s’mores, nature hikes, games and high-energy events like scavenger hunts or the challenge course. Campers are encouraged to try new things, experiencing themselves and others in brand new ways. Kids: Create skits, sing your hearts out, laugh hard, discover the great outdoors, get your fill of sports, make new friends to last forever, show up at the Camp Talent Show to strut your stuff and generally have a blast! |
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The program begins with a four-and-a-half-day retreat which invites each teen to discover his or her Inner-Leader and bring it out! Activities will include a Challenge Course, Art Projects, Hikes and Night Walks, River Tubing, Talent Forums, Music, Role-Playing, Drumming and Mask Making. Teens learn about leadership, develop trust in themselves and one another, while becoming vibrant, responsible, contributing team members. The retreat culminates with a Rite of Passage Ceremony for the group members.
