Summer Camp Activities

Our vast range of programs and activities makes Circle Square Ranch appealing to children and teens. We encourage campers to try new and exciting activities that are challenging and fun. Exploring the beautiful outdoors with friends is part of each fun-filled day at camp. Through high energy and interactive campfire times, daily cabin devotions and the example of our staff, campers will have the opportunity to discover what the Bible has to say about Jesus and our relationship with God. Campers participate in a variety of instructional and recreational activities based on their preferences.

Print Packing List and General Camp Information

Detailed information will be sent with confirmation of your camp registration.

This package will include camp specific drop-off and pick-up times, a packing list, and other important information that you will need for your child’s week of camp.

If you do not see an answer to your question, check our FAQ page or contact us. We are more than happy to help!

Explore Day Camp

Explore Day Campers will learn the basics about horseback riding. They are taught to safely lead their horse and to start, stop, and steer their horses while at a walk. This introductory program builds confidence in riders.

Extreme Day Camp, Discovery Camp & Wrangler Crew

Discovery Camps and Extreme Day Camps include recreational horseback riding. Campers in these programs will take part in a combination of arena riding and trail rides for a total of four hours of riding time over the course of the week. Campers wanting to participate in levelled horseback riding lessons should register for Horse Lovers Camp instead.

LIT & 252 Crew

Campers in LIT & 252 Crew Camps will have the opportunity to ride recreationally at least once during their session. Riding may consist of either a lesson or a trail ride.

Equestrian Camp

The Equestrian camp program’s small classes make them an excellent choice for those who love horses. There is one hour of Western Instruction, one hour of English Instruction and one hour of recreational riding each day. Campers will be accepted into the level they request based on their current horsemanship skills. Please contact the office by phone to discuss which camp would be best for you.

Foundation Riding Camps are suitable for riders who are developing their skills at a walk and jog. Campers will build confidence as they learn fundamental jumping skills, participate in games on horseback, and polish their equitation. If campers are ready, they will be given the opportunity to learn to canter. This camp is appropriate for riders who have had 0 to 50 hours of lessons.

Intermediate Riding Camps are suitable for riders with at least 50 hours of previous riding instruction. Riders should be confident with walking and jogging as we will work on polishing skills at a lope/canter, working on simple lead changes, leg yielding and more. Campers will work toward jumping a two-foot jump. Campers must be accepted into this level of riding camp. Please contact the office by phone or email to discuss if this is the right camp for your child.

Horse Lovers Camps

Campers in Horse Lovers Camps are placed in one of the riding levels below based on their current riding ability. Riders progress through the levels from beginner to learning advanced skills. Campers learn new skills in an arena and participate in one trail ride during the week. Overnight Horse Lover Campers will spend 8 hours of riding during the week, while Day Camp Horse Lover campers will spend 7 hours riding over the course of the week.