Join us for an exciting session tailored just for campers who are passionate about archery! This program offers a fantastic opportunity for young archers to dive into the art and skill of archery through engaging games, hands-on activities, and guided practice. Campers will spend two hours each day at our Archery range. They will learn essential tips and techniques to improve their aim, build confidence, and develop focus—all while having a blast! With each session, they’ll be one step closer to becoming a skilled and confident archer. Don’t miss out on this fun and rewarding experience!
(Session 3)
Join our Culinary Camp Specialty Program for two hours each day, where budding chefs will explore a variety of cuisines and cooking techniques through hands-on lessons. Participants will gain valuable skills and confidence in the kitchen while creating delicious dishes that they can share with family and friends!
(Session 5)
Join us for a week-long Lifeguard Training Camp, where participants will learn essential lifeguarding skills and earn their American Red Cross Lifeguard certification. Days will be spent in the lake and a pool, and evenings will be filled with fun camp activities, promoting teamwork and creating lasting memories.
To qualify, campers must meet swimming requirements, including swimming 300 yards continuously using front crawl or breaststroke, treading water for 2 minutes using only their legs, and completing a timed event that involves swimming a short distance, surface diving to retrieve a 10 lb weighted object, and returning to the starting point within 1 minute and 40 seconds.
(Session 7)
Campers will spend two hours per day with riding specialists and their assigned horse. Campers learn how to mount, dismount and groom. While getting comfortable around horses, you’ll learn basic control of a horse at a walk and trot in the arena and on the trail. Campers will help feed, care for and clean up after the horses during the week. (Sessions 3-8)
Please note for all horse camps: If you have requested a cabin-mate they also need to be in the horse camp program. Campers must have long jeans and boots or sturdy shoes with ½”-¾” heels for riding. (Consider borrowing boots or buying a used pair if you do not have your own.) Camp provides riding helmets.
For moderately experienced riders, this is a chance to further skills in care and riding beyond that of our general session. Participants need to be comfortable around horses and skilled in riding at the walk and trot. (Session 5)
Want to ride a horse but are not sure about a whole week of horse camp (or maybe not quite old enough)? This option is for you! Add one horseback ride to your general camp session.
$50 for one ride
(Sessions 3-8)
