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.

Rangers will backpack to explore and see some of the secret gems hidden on the 5,200 acres on which camp resides.

Come learn about endangered coral reefs around the world and make nature inspired art with meaning and purpose. Students will sculpt Coral Reef inspired landscapes and pottery through hand-building and wheel throwing. South Broadway Art Project is a place where all things Pottery, and Clay meets community! Clay Camps are for ages 5-14 | K-8.

Rangers will learn the skills of wilderness survival. Along with finding shelter, building fires and cooking their food, these Rangers will be put to the test with different survival challenges. After a week in Survival Rangers, these campers will conquer every challenge Mother Nature throws their way!

Summer Camp 2019 is focusing on "ECOTURE" a sustainable fashion trend that aims to make a difference. Eco-Chic is a practical way of supporting a sustainable earth without compromising glamour or high fashion. Young fashion designers will learn how to sketch the figure, make patterns, cut fabric, hand-sew, up-cycle, and use the sewing machine to create a head-to-toe look.

Rangers will spend time climbing or zip lining through a majority of the climbing structures throughout camp, as well as learn proper belay techniques and knot-tying skills.

Summer Camp 2019 is focusing on "ECOTURE" a sustainable fashion trend that aims to make a difference. Slow Fashion puts an emphasis on the art of clothes making and celebrates the skills of the craftspeople who make them. Young fashion designers will learn how to sketch the figure, make patterns, cut fabric, hand-sew, up-cycle, and use the sewing machine to create a head-to-toe look.

During this one week session, campers will learn different paddling techniques and “Leave No Trace” outdoor ethics. Then they will take a five-day and four-night canoe trip to explore the beautiful and scenic waters of the Current River. With plenty of excitement and natural splendor, this trip is a great way to bring out the hidden adventurer within us all.

Summer Camp 2019 is focusing on "ECOTURE" a sustainable fashion trend that aims to make a difference. Students will learn about the "Fashion Revolution" movement and how to promote change with the clothes they BUY and how to ask the simple question #whomademyclothes. Young fashion designers will learn how to sketch the figure, make patterns, cut fabric, hand-sew, up-cycle, and use the sewing machine to create a head-to-toe look.

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.