Our one week Equestrian Camp is designed for campers who want to learn more about horsemanship, including grooming, saddling and horse handling techniques. Campers participate in trainings to enhance their riding skills and learn trotting, cantering, obstacles and other advanced techniques. Multiple trail rides are held, and campers experience an overnight with their horse. There is a field trip to visit a local horse facility, so campers can understand how other facilities operate. In addition to learning about horses, campers also get to experience many of the camp traditions including camp games, swimming and building friendships. Accommodations for the 13-16 year olds are in original rustic camp cabins and a centralized bathhouse with restrooms and showers. Accommodations for the 10-12 year old campers are in climate-controlled cabins with indoor plumbing.

Main camp (divided into Raptor and Explorer groups based on age) is our traditional one week summer camp program. Main campers have the opportunity to choose from many great camp activities such as archery, arts & crafts, canoeing, caving, fishing, flag football, floor hockey, outdoor living skills, singing, snorkeling, soccer, yoga, cabin and unit games, and much more.. Upon their arrival, each camper is welcomed by our caring staff and introduced to their cabin mates for the week. Campers gather as a cabin each day to play, learn, bond and make lifelong friendships. Each cabin will also venture into the outdoors for an overnight, where they sleep under the stars and cook their meal over a campfire. Accommodations are climate-controlled cabins with indoor plumbing.

Rangers will spend the first few days at camp learning different paddling techniques, how to build fires and shelters, and packing the essentials – all to prepare for an amazing three-day and two night canoeing trip down the Current River.