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About Ridgecrest Summer Camps
At Ridgecrest Summer Camps, we strive to create an atmosphere of adventure and spiritual growth. We believe that boys and girls of all ages are looking to embark on a journey that can take them outside of what they know and open their eyes to the world. Our experienced staff are here to provide guidance and support to our campers as they explore all that life has to offer. We provide an environment that is both safe and fun, while also pushing our campers to grow in their faith and relationship with Jesus. Whether it’s bible study, team building activities, or outdoor exploration, we guarantee an adventure that will lead to lasting memories.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Summer Camp
After spending the best weeks of his summer experiencing God, making new friends and growing as a man, he'll come home with endless stories to tell! After living in a cabin with new friends and caring counselors, your son will come home changed!
Father Son Camp
A weekend designed just for you and your boys. Free from distractions and the busyness of life, let us set you up to be the hero with a combination of playing hard and relaxing in the mountains while connecting with your son in a unique way that simply can't happen back home.
Family Camp
A long weekend away with your family in a private cabin with all the details taken care of. Let us plan your adventures, provide delicious meals, and offer an abundance of free time options that can keep you moving or ensure you are relaxing for the best weekend of your year.
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Reviews
4.7
★★★★★
Based on 5 parent reviews
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