Traditional Sessions
Our Flagship 19-Night Program
- What: A longer session allows our campers to slow down, take an extended break from technology, make friends and develop connections, gain independence and spend time outside connecting with nature.
- Who: For campers entering 3rd – 11th grades in Fall 2026. Our campers are mostly from the Denver and Boulder areas, but we have campers from around Colorado, across the USA, and a small number from other countries. We enroll around 150 campers per session.
- When: Three Traditional Sessions in 2026. Sessions start on a Monday afternoon and end on a Saturday morning.
- Traditional Session 1: Monday June 8th – Saturday June 27th (for campers entering 3rd – 10th grades in Fall 2026).
- Traditional Session 2: Monday June 29th – Saturday July 18th (for campers entering 3rd – 10th grades in Fall 2026).
- Traditional Session 3: Monday July 20th – Saturday August 8th (for campers entering 5th – 11th grades in Fall 2026).
- Why: Unplug and re-connect with people and nature in a small, kind, inclusive community while choosing from over 20 amazing activities in the mountains.
- How: 2026 enrollment opens soon! Join our mailing list to receive more information.
Traditional Session - Typical Daily Schedule
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7.45am - Wake Up Bell
8.15am - All-Camp Morning Meet Up in Town Center
8.30am - Breakfast
9.15am - Squads (Community Clean Up) and Cabin Clean Up
10am - Activity Period 1
11.15am - Activity Period 2
12.30pm - Lunch
1.30pm - Rest Hour
3pm - Activity Period 3
4.15pm - Snack
4.30pm - Organized Free Time
6pm - Dinner
7.15pm - Evening Program
8.30pm - Cabin Time, Ready for Bed and Cabin Debrief
Lights out varies by age group.
Slow Down For Summer
In a world that is increasingly fast-paced and screen based, kids need a place to just slow down for a bit. Where they’re able to build close, in-person friendships, take in the beauty of the natural world, and be surrounded by role models who are committed to their growth and development.
Authentic In-Person Connection
During our 3-week sessions, campers live in a supportive, un-plugged community, where they are given the autonomy to choose their own activities, the opportunity to connect with people and nature, and live with peers and counselors, who are committed to their social and emotional growth.
Taking Responsibility
The 3-week length allows the time for campers to build a strong sense of self, and understand their personal responsibility to their cabin and the camp community as a whole. They develop greater social awareness and acceptance of differences through interactions with peers of various backgrounds and abilities.
Play and Have Fun!
Campers have time each day to make independent choices during unstructured play, which provides a foundation for more confident, self-directed children, who are resilient and excited to take on new challenges!
Excellent Staff
Each of our sessions have approximately 150 campers, and we employ around 45 highly vetted and well-trained counselors and directors, ensuring that campers get the attention and TLC they need during the session.