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Broken Arrow Ranch
Campers cheering on a tube splashing across the lake
Activities

Seventeen ways to spend a camp day.

On the water, on the trail and on the field. Campers pick their activities and try something new every week.

Activities
17 to choose from
The lake
10 miles long
The pool
25 meters
On the water
Lifeguards on duty
01 to 04

On the water.

01
Tubing

Ride a tube or the banana boat while the boat pulls you across Tuttle Creek Lake.

All camps
02
Water skiing, wakeboarding and kneeboarding

First time? Camp is a good place to learn.

Junior Camp and up
03
Jet skiing

Ride behind a trained staff driver. You will get wet.

04
Swimming pool

Laps, games or just cooling off in the 25-meter pool.

Campers riding a tube behind a boat on the lake
Campers in riding helmets at the horse barn
05 to 08

On the trail.

05
Horses

For experienced wranglers and anyone who just loves horses.

Jeans and closed-toe shoes required
06
Mountain bikes

Ride the trails that wind through camp.

07
Go-karts

Take laps around our concrete track.

08
Frisbee golf

Nine holes that take you all over camp.

09 to 12

On the field and in the studio.

09
Archery

Take on new archery challenges, then try Archery Tag, a fun and safe way to play tag with bows and arrows.

10
Outdoor sports

Basketball, soccer, volleyball, flag football, capture the flag and gaga ball.

11
Crafts

Make something in the crafts building to take home.

12
Nature

Meet the animals and learn more about God's creation.

Group of teen campers with bows at the archery range
Young people leading songs with motions on the outdoor stage
13 to 17

Something new to learn.

13
Gymnastics

Build agility and coordination, learn new skills and put together a routine.

Adventure, Junior and Earliteen
14
Ukulele

Learn the basics of the ukulele.

All kid camps
15
Drama

Step on stage and help bring a story to life.

Junior Camp and up
16
Model rocketry

Build a rocket, then launch it.

Junior Camp and up
17
Photography

Learn to see camp through a lens.

Junior Camp and up
Teen Camp only
Go further in what you love.
Horses Extreme

Spend both morning activity periods at the horse barn and take a deeper dive into the world of horses.

Mountain Biking Extreme

Spend the morning exploring the Flint Hills on our new mountain bikes.

Watersports Extreme

Two activity periods on the boat for kneeboarding, wakeboarding and water skiing. First time or hundredth, this one is for you.

Volleyball Camp

Mornings at an off-site volleyball facility, afternoons back at camp. Sign up inside Teen Camp registration.

Know before you go

Two activities come with requirements.

Water activities
Every camper takes the swim test.
1
Jump in

Into the deep end of the pool.

2
Float

Tread water or float for one minute.

3
Swim

All the way to the shallow end.

4
Climb out

Without using the ladder.

A lifeguard is in the water during the test. Not passing does not mean a camper can't swim. It means they wear a life jacket at all times in the water. Every camper gets a wristband for their swim level and can retake the test later in the week. Bring a one-piece swimsuit, a towel and sunscreen.

Horseback riding
Three things to wear to the barn.
1
Full-length jeans

No capris or stretchy pants. Saddles pinch and trails scratch.

2
Closed-toe shoes

Boots are best and sneakers work. Sandals and Crocs can catch in the stirrup.

3
A helmet that fits

We provide certified helmets. Wear your hair so the helmet sits naturally.

Ready to try them all?

Pick a session and sign up on UltraCamp.

Register for camp