2010 Outlaw Ranch Summer Programs
Family Camp
Come spend quality time with your family in a relaxed atmosphere, featuring great food and Christian community in a peaceful Black Hills valley. Outlaw Ranch welcomes families of all sizes and descriptions. Weeks include multiple generations, as parents, children, grandchildren, and singles come together for a week of family camp. During this week you’ll live in a community of grace surrounded by family and friends as you play, pray, worship, and grow together in faith.
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Youth Camp (Grades 3-8)
Outlaw Ranch, near Custer State Park provides a wonderful western setting in the beautiful southern Black Hills. At camp you will make new friends, meet a super camp counselor, and have lots of fun outdoors. Invite a friend to come along! Youth Camp is scheduled for the first part of the summer.
- Hiking and canoeing
- Horseback riding
- Arts and crafts
- Campfire worship
- Overnight campout (for grades 5 and up)
- Bible studies
- Team building activities on the low ropes challenge course (for grades 5 and up)
CIT - Counselor in Training (Grades 10-12)
- Receive one week of training to learn about camp staff duties
- Return for a second and third week to work side-by-side with our staff.
Peer Ministry (Grades 9-12)
“It’s not a job. It is an attitude.” Peer ministers develop effective communication skills that allow them to reach out and help those around them. Peer ministers learn ways to become welcoming and accepting, aware of the hurts and needs of others, and how to be caring listeners. Lutherans Outdoors in South Dakota and the ELCA South Dakota Synod are embracing the wonderful opportunity and invite you to experience peer ministry. Space is limited.
Note: Program will run Monday through Friday.
NEW at Outlaw!
1-2-3 Camp (Grades 1-3 and favorite adult)
One camp. One night. One awesome experience! Pack your sleeping bag and pillow and your favorite adult. Come and explore the fun and adventure of Outlaw Ranch packed into 24 hours. First, second, and third graders can learn what camp is all about by participating in games, crafts, singing, hiking, and campfire. Cost includes child and adult. Please call about housing available for adult and child of different genders.




