Dates, drop-off, packing and how to reach your camper. Five minutes here answers most questions.
Between brackets? We allow about a year of wiggle room. Call the conference office at 785.478.4726 and ask for Heather. Family Camp, Parenting Solo, and Young Adult & Multilingual Youth Camp are on the full session list.
Campers who are blind are welcome all summer. Each camper joins one of the weeks above, placed by age and staffing. The $35 session fee is for campers affiliated with National Camps for Blind Children (NCBC). Family members and personal care assistants register separately.
Register for a kid camp by January 31.
For each friend you bring who has never been to Broken Arrow Ranch.
When your camper stays for another week of camp.
Discounts are applied during registration on UltraCamp. The early bird discount is $25 per person for Family Camp and $20 for Young Adult & Multilingual Youth Camp.
Sign up on UltraCamp before camp starts. Every camper has to be registered ahead of time.
Use the packing list below. Phones stay home.
Check-in runs 3:00 to 5:00 PM. Please don't come early. Staff are resetting camp.
Email your camper during the week. We deliver every message.
Come between 8:30 and 9:30 AM on the last day, then stay for the parent program at 9:30.
If a prohibited item is brought or suspected, camp may inspect belongings and hold the item until the end of the week.
Our media team takes photos all week and shares them with the families from that session.
Top up your camper's store account in UltraCamp any time during their stay.
You are welcome to. Let us know you are coming, and schedule calls so your camper is waiting at the office.
Flag raising, breakfast, cabin cleanup and worship. Then morning activities, lunch, free time and more activities until supper. Evenings end with all-camp recreation and a program at the campfire bowl.
No. Lifeguards are at every water activity and life jackets are required at the waterfront. A camper who doesn't pass the swim test can still get in the water. They wear a life jacket at all times. Only wakeboarding and water skiing require passing the swim test.
There is no dress code. Many campers dress up for the Friday night or Sabbath program, and either way is fine.
No doctor's sign-off is required. Camp involves a lot of walking, so campers should be able to handle the terrain.
Yes. Tell us ahead of time so we can plan the program and you can invite family.
During camp the office answers from 10:00 AM to 12:15 PM and 2:45 to 5:00 PM. Leave a message and we will call back. Outside of summer, call the conference office at 785.478.4726 and ask for Heather.
The registration form asks about both in detail. A registered nurse is on site to handle medications and health concerns.
Yes. Let us know ahead of time, then check in at the office and wear a visitor ID while you are here. Overnight stays and meals have a charge.
Heather Forde handles everything camp at the conference office. Call 785.478.4726 and ask for her.
