Rawhide Ranch
Rawhide Ranch, a private camp established in 1963, is located in northern San Diego County, California and is famous for providing campers from all over the world a taste of the old west. Campers learn to ride in our well-known western-style equestrian program. Co-ed program, ages 7-15. The daily program includes riding, vaulting, animal care, animal & horse science classes along with a variety of electives to choose from such as roping, swimming, archery, drama, crafts, climbing tower, weekly newspaper, dance, field sports/games. ACA & CHA accredited.
Ranch Hands learn how to ride a horse in a week, and can learn horse gymnastics (vaulting) or how to drive a pony-drawn cart. At the end of the stay, everyone participates in a horse show, either riding, performing or showing a farm animal. Campers earn privileges after demonstrating proficiency and safety in many events and electives.
The Ranch employs 19 full-time staff with an additional 10-12 part-time employees for the weekend camps, and 25-30 summer employees. Many of the employees are also students.
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Camp Type:
Year Established: 1963 Gender: Coed Age of Campers: 7 to 15 years old Cost/Week: $651.00-$1000.00/wk Religious Affiliation: None Camp Owner(s): Camp Director(s): Tom and Val Ewan Nearest Large City: San Diego, CA Off Season Rental: No Accreditations ? |
Camp Focus:
Arts Camps: Arts and Crafts Sports Camps: Archery Sports Camps: Equestrian and Horseback Riding Winter and Spring Break Programs |
Arts and Crafts
Dance
Performing Arts
Sports Activities:
Archery
Equestrian and Horseback Riding
Swimming
Adventure Activities:
Farming
Academic Activities:
Animals
Leadership
Miscellaneous Activities:
Winter/Spring Break Programs
Additional Activities:
Horse and animal lover haven
Spring--Mar. 16-22, 2008;
Summer--June 15-August 23, 2008

