The camp, which is owned and operated by the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center in Denver, is open to children entering grades 2 through 10 with special programs designed for each age. Campers reside in log cabins in groups of eight to twelve with two to three counselors. All buildings are within a central area surrounded by hundreds of pine-shaded spots for hiking, climbing, camping, and exploring. The facilities include stables and corrals for 40 horses, a heated outdoor swimming pool, a technical rock climbing wall, a challenge low-elements ropes course, nature and crafts centers, and three acres of newly developed athletic fields. Campers come from more than 25 states and several foreign countries to attend this camp in a unique Colorado ranch setting.
Staff also comes from throughout the United States and countries throughout the world.
All staff members are selected based on their experience with children and their commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of campers. Strict background screening policies are followed in the selection process as well. Visit the Denver JCC website.