Mighty Adventure Camp is set up in one-week intervals so that you can pick and choose weeks and programs that suit your camper and family best.

There are never two days that look the same in Adventure Camp but we try to carry the same routine to the best of our abilities. We gather up all of the campers around 8:30 am to have a quick morning meeting about the day and camp values.

From there we take off in our van fleet to explore northern Colorado and Wyoming. We will eat lunch in the field before wrapping up our day and coming back to the facility around 4-4:30 pm.

At the very most we will have 6 campers/ 1 counselor.

However, some of our programs require more support and make the ratio closer to 4/1 or 3/1.

Safety is always a top priority with campers out in the natural world. While all outdoor activities carry a level of risk, our staff are extensively trained to mitigate risks in the outdoors. Staff are First Aid/CPR/First aid trained, and lead counselors all have their Wilderness First Aid. We also carry a Satellite phone into the field when we are out of cell-phone range.

Our programs are intentionally small. If your camper has signed up for the same program as their friend, in the same week, (Adventure, Week 3 (10-12)) they will be with their friend. Please feel free to reach out and confirm though, we know  Adventuring with friends is important to many of our families!

To Change or Drop Programs – Please email your schedule change request to the respective director of that location. Please make sure to include your campers name, dates you are currently enrolled and any new dates that you may wish to change to. Additional fees may apply.

We understand that it can be hard to plan for the summer in advance. We try to be as accommodating as possible with the cancellation policies. Additional fees may apply. Cancellations must be made 4 weeks in advance. Please see our policies and procedures for full cancellation procedures.

• January through May 1st  -$25 Fee
• May 1st through Summer- $50 Fee

Two weeks prior to your camp week you will receive a What to Expect email that will outline any changes to what they need to bring. For most programs over the summer, you can expect to bring the same items listed below:

• Closed toed/athletic footwear OR hiking boots with socks
• Synthetic base layers (polyester, wool, dry-fit t-shirts etc.)
• Rain Jacket
• Additional warm layers (fleece jacket, down jacket, etc.
• Backpack
• Lunch
• Water Bottles x2

No. We don not provide snacks or lunches for campers, however our facility is NOT nut free so feel free to pack away any snacks or lunch you would like !On occasion as a special treat a snack may be provided.

Absolutely! Shoot us a message on the Request Information page, or feel free to call the Camp Director at your individual location.