2024 Session Dates
2024 Session Dates
Week 1: June 9 (10) - 14
Week 2: June 16 (17) - 21
Week 3: June 23 (24) - 28
Week 4: June 30 (July 1) - July 5
Week 5: July 7 (8) - 12
Week 6: July 14 (15) - 19
Week 7: July 21 (22) - 26
Week 8: July 28 (29) - August 2
Week 9: August 4 (5) - 9
Week 10: August 12 - 16
Week 11: August 19 - 23
Dusky
5th - 8th Grade
(Rising 6th-9th Grade)
2024 Session Dates
Day Camp: Monday - Friday
Resident Camp: Sunday - Friday
Updated 11/30/23
Week 1: June 9 (10) - 14
Week 2: June 16 (17) - 21
Week 3: June 23 (24) - 28
Week 4: June 30 (July 1) - July 5
Week 5: July 7 (8) - 12
Week 6: July 14 (15) - 19
Week 7: July 21 (22) - 26
Week 8: July 28 (29) - August 2
Week 9: August 4 (5) - 9
Week 10: August 12 - 16 (Day Only)
Week 11: August 19 - 23 (Day Only)
Best of Camp
Experience some of the best options that camp has to offer! Campers will spend each morning and afternoon participating as a small group in some of our most popular camp activities.
Options might include: lake toys, zipline, hayride to the farm, gagaball, archery and so much more!
Resident Camp: $895
Open Sessions: Weeks 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
Day Camp: $440
Open Sessions: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, 9,10,11
Farm
Best of Camp with a concentration at the farm. Part of the day campers will spend time feeding and caring for the goats, pigs, chickens, and cows. Plant crops, gather eggs, pick vegetables, cook dishes using fresh food from the farm! The rest of the day campers will stay in their small group participating in Best of Camp activities such as zipline, lake toys, gaga ball and more!
Day Camp: $440
Sessions: 5,6
Only offered for day campers
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Horseback Riding
Campers will spend a portion of each day caring for and riding the horses. They will learn about tacking up, grooming, and horsemanship as they develop skills in a centered riding style. Riders of all skill levels are welcome. Campers may ride in the arena and on trails.
During activity periods when they are not horseback riding, campers will be in small groups participating in general camp activities. Activities may include: lake toys, zipline, hayride to the farm, archery, and more!
Campers who have mastered cantering and have a letter of recommendation from a riding instructor can sign up for advanced riding when available.
Resident Camp: $1095
Open Sessions: 4,6,7,8, 9
Waitlist weeks: 1,2, 3, 5
Day Camp: $610
Open Sessions: Weeks: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
Advanced Horseback Riding
For Dusky campers who want to advance their technique with the help of knowledgeable staff and a fun camp environment. Campers must have mastered cantering and have a recommendation from a riding instructor.
Campers wishing to do advanced horseback riding camp should sign up for regular horseback riding, then send a letter from a riding instructor noting that you have mastered cantering to info@campchestnutridge.org to move into advanced horseback riding
Day Camp: $610
Resident Camp: $1095
Advanced Horseback Sessions: 3,6,9
Herpetology
Best of Camp with a concentration in critters that live at Chestnut Ridge. Herpetology (the study of reptiles and amphibians) is for campers interested in hands-on ecological fieldwork and exploring the hardwood forest around Chestnut Ridge! Campers will collect, process, and learn about the salamanders, frogs, snakes, turtles, and lizards at Chestnut Ridge. The rest of the day campers will stay in their small group participating in Best of Camp activities such as zipline, lake toys, gaga ball and more!
Day Camp: $440
Session: 4
Only offered for day campers
Outdoor Wildlife Learning
Campers will spend part of their day meeting native and non-native plants and animals that make Chestnut Ridge their home. Learn about predator/prey relationships, track casting, and the aquatic ecosystem of our own lake. The rest of the day campers will stay in their small group participating in Best of Camp activities such as zipline, lake toys, gaga ball and more!
Day Camp: $440
Dusky Session: 7
Dusky Rock & Raft
In one of our most popular camps for Duskies, campers will travel on Tuesday with experienced counselors to the mountains of West Virginia to spend 3 days and 2 nights rafting the Upper New River and rock climbing in the New River Gorge. These activities are lead by trained guides who provide all specialized equipment. No experience is necessary.
When campers are not in West Virginia they will campout outside at camp.