Teen Camp 
Entering Grades 9 – 11 (capacity: 24 teens per session)

Teen Camp is for older campers who love camp and want an extended experience full of opportunities for personal growth and fun. The two-week sessions (weekend included) emphasize self-discovery, teamwork, personal responsibility and positive communication. Strong friendships will develop as Teen Campers spend time on the challenge course, participate in traditional camp activities and gain outdoor living skills using the Leave No Trace principles. Teen Campers live in rustic River Village and are led by a team of experienced and outstanding counselors. During the second week of the session Teens will have the opportunity to use their newly learned skills and enhance their friendships by participating in a two-day rafting adventure on the Deschutes River.
The trip will be lead by experienced guides of  River Drifters and YMCA staff. This trip offers challenging rapids and an opportunity to explore the river canyon environment with a night of camping under the stars. 

2012 Teen Camp Sessions
Session 1: July 1 – July 14 

Session 2: July 15 – July 28
Session 3: July 29 – August 11
Session 4: August 12 – August 25
 

Other Teen Programs
NEW! Teen Expedition Camp

Teen XL (Extreme Leadership)
Counselors in Training
 

Year-round Leadership Development Program

Camp Fees
Visit Camp Fees to learn more about YMCA Camp Collins' Flexible Fee structure.

 
Financial Assistance
Thinking about sending your child to YMCA Camp Collins but not sure you can afford it? Financial assistance is available to families who qualify. Download the Financial Assistance Form or contact the camp office at 503.663.5813 to request a form be mailed to you.

Registration
Visit Registration for links to online registration and mail/fax-in registration forms.

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