Camps for Kids in Estes Park

Estes Park offers a memorable experience for people of all ages. Campers come to summer camp in Estes Park to escape the craziness of everyday life in the big city, or for a change of scenery from a small town. Camper have fun while building character and self esteem, making friends and learning how to be a team player. During one summer at camp, campers can make life-long memories and possibly life-long friends.

  1. Camp Timberline

    • Camp Timberline is a Christian summer camp for kids, which teaches how to have fun in nature free from drugs and alcohol. Campers can play football, basketball, tennis, golf, volleyball and lacrosse. The girls at camp could enjoy an afternoon of aerobic dance to get in shape. All campers participate in an all-camp mountain adventure. During the mountain adventure, campers can ride the zip lines, walk the high ropes, swing on the gut check cable, climb the rock wall, participate in challenge course and take a leap of faith. During the week at Camp Timberline, the main focuses is on faith, communication and self esteem.

    Cheley Colorado Camp

    • Camp Cheley is a four-week camp located on the outskirts of Estes Park. Camp Cheley separates the boys and girls into their own camps, then each camp is separated by age to maximize the learning potential of campers. Each day, campers learn and experience new things with a structured itinerary. Campers have the opportunity to participate in numerous outdoor activities including horseback riding, hiking, fishing, mountain biking and rafting. The more adventurous campers can get a thrill from rock climbing, overnight camp outs, backpacking and the challenge course. Camp Cheley helps campers build character, bonds of friendships and independence.

    Camp Cheif Ouray

    • Camp Chief Ouray offers a variety of camp options. The traditional camp includes archery, camp fire building, camp outs under the stars, super hero, capture the flag and team building exercises. Campers interested in horses can attend the traditional camp with horseback riding that includes spending half of each day learning how to ride and take care of horses and the other half of the day participating in traditional camp activities. Mini-camps offer a shorter stay for younger campers who want the camp experience, but do not want to stay for an entire week. Older campers can participate in Sherpa trips with a four-day camping adventure into the wilderness of Colorado or take the two-week Trekker trip which involves two weeks of visiting different sites while traveling across the country to the Pacific Ocean.

    Covenant Heights Summer Camp and Retreat Center

    • Covenant Heights is a summer camp and retreat for campers ages 7 to 18. Each camp session is separated by school grade. The Pathfinders group for second and third graders is a three-day two-night stay, where younger campers get of taste of camping without an extended stay away from home. The older the camper, the more activities there are available around camp. Campers can use the zip line and climbing wall, or go horseback riding. Campers grade nine through 12 can participate in the servant leadership training camp, where they can train to become a camp counselor.