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Tucked away in our authentic Western Town, ranch camp offers a complete horsemanship experience through instruction, time in the saddle, and the responsibility of caring for a horse of ones own. Half the day is spent riding, feeding, grooming, and more, and during the other half ranch campers take advantage of many typical Kitaki activities. Our well-trained, safety conscience wranglers provide riding instruction through exercises and fun games in our arena, as well as trail rides through Kitaki's beautiful forest. Experienced staff will instruct campers on the finer points of tack, safety, equine health, grooming, identifying breeds, and respect for the animal.

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Progression

Kitaki's ranch program offers a progression of three levels: Regular, Advanced, and Wrangler Challenge. Each level takes into account the camper's riding skills and experience, and presents new challenges based on personal growth and development. To ensure that each camper has a safe and quality experience, ranch campers must verify their skills in each level before moving on.

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The Cabins

Ranch camp is a small, tight-knit group. Campers stay in cabin groups based on age, but also travel to activities with a riding group based on their horsemanship experience, and opportunities to make new friends abound. Our energetic and knowledgeable ranch counselors are there to help make every experience even more memorable!

All Ranch Campers stay in Wolfe Canyon our replica western town!

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The Activities

Campers also take part in ranch-only activities like an evening cookout at Kitaki's lake and the Kitakeo Western Show, where ranchers are given a chance to show off the skills they have learned all week in contests both on horseback and on the ground.

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