Ranch Resilience Camp

Resilience is something repeated over and over in nature. A caterpillar turns into a butterfly after painful metamorphosis. A tree grows stronger to combat the wind and elements. So why not let horses and other ranch animals facilitate a camp to teach you and your child about the power to choose resilience? Why not allow mountains, open space, dirt trails and a herd of horses change kids’ ability to ground themselves, to connect with others for support, to protect themselves with boundaries, and to nourish a positive mindset and a focus on their future. This camp is all about helping kids and their parents to heal and thrive in a very unique classroom!

Stay tuned for registration to open up! Camps will be:

June 6, June 27, August 1 and August 29 (8am-2pm)

 
 
 
 
 

Join Us This Summer

We invite both youth and parents to take part in this unique camp—designed to be experienced together and apart. While youth and parents will participate in separate groups during most of the day, both will engage in similar activities and learning. The experience culminates in a meaningful horse connection session shared as a family.

Why This Camp Matters

Our goal is to equip both youth and parents with a shared outdoor experience and a common language of resilience—tools you can carry home to strengthen connection and create a more resilient family culture.

What to Expect

Spend your morning moving around the ranch, engaging with animals, and participating in hands-on activities designed to help you feel more grounded, connected, and supported.

Parents will also take part in guided discussions focused on personal resilience and how to better support their children.

Please bring a sack lunch to eat at noon.

Cost & Participation

This camp costs $50 per family. Please click the button below to reserve your time.


 
 

Minimum Requirements:

  • Youth age is 9-13 years old.

  • A parent (or parents) must participate in the camp along with the youth.

  • A completed application/agreement will be received. Click button above.

  • All will demonstrate respect to mentor, animals and facility.