Gain leadership skills and experience at camp! Learn techniques and strategies for supervising campers, counseling skills for homesickness, behavior management, and conflict resolution. As a CIT, you will plan and execute the All-Camp Programming your second week of camp. You will shadow the Unit Staff for three days and Program Staff for two days during the second week.

Girl Scouts of Utah welcomes families to visit our camp properties during our free, preview days. For first-time campers and their families, this is an opportunity to see where campers may sleep, meet the Camp Director and counselors, check out the dining location, create something in arts and crafts, and view some of the program areas. Snacks and activities available for the whole family! Open House is free for all families interested in camp programming.

Develop your equestrian skills this summer at Trefoil Ranch’s stables! You will visit the horses five times where you will learn new riding patterns, strengthen your trotting skills before transitioning to a canter, and enjoy a trail ride. Expand your ground school knowledge by getting the horses ready for the day in Saddle Club. You will help catch the horses from the pasture, feed them breakfast, and tack the horses.

Develop your equestrian skills this summer at Trefoil Ranch’s stables! You will visit the horses five times where you will learn new riding patterns, strengthen your trotting skills before transitioning to a canter, and enjoy a trail ride. Expand your ground school knowledge by getting the horses ready for the day in Saddle Club. You will help catch the horses from the pasture, feed them breakfast, and tack the horses.

Visit the Trefoil Ranch horses four times during this camp session! At the stables, you’ll learn how to be safe around horses, grooming techniques, and how to tack your horse. While riding, you’ll learn how to coax your horse into motion, and steer your horse in different patterns. Get plenty of practice on your riding form before heading out of the arena for a meadow ride!

Riding a horse is one of the most exciting things Girl Scouts can do! But ask any good horseback rider their secret to success, and they'll say that understanding a horse is as important as learning to ride one. During this overnight session, get clued in to horses by learning about how to care for them, what equipment you need, rider lingo and more before grooming, helping tack your horse, and going on an arena ride.

Get to know Trefoil Ranch’s horses as you visit the stables three times during this camp session. Learn how to start, stop, and turn your horse before playing games such as “Red Light, Green Light” on horseback! In addition to riding in the arena, you’ll learn what a horse eats, how to groom a horse, and how to stay safe around horses. Round out your camp experience by making a horse craft, participating in a cookout, and other activities in the new camper choice blocks!

Senior and Ambassador equestrian enthusiasts, gather for Range Riders! Visit the stables five times to learn all about horse care and practice your riding skills. You will also learn about rodeo events, go on a trail ride, and receive an introduction into English riding. Expand your ground school knowledge by understanding horse feeds and diet, how to care for equipment, and a deeper understanding of horse behavior. Save time to enjoy classic camp activities with the new camper choice blocks!

Take your horse skills to the next level as you visit the stables five times during this session, advancing your Western riding skills and equine care knowledge. Enjoy bringing the horses in for the day from the pasture, as well as grooming and tacking them during Saddle Club. In this session, you will take an extended trail ride off site with a sack lunch. You’ll also get an introduction to rodeo skills such as flag patterns and racing patterns.

Wrangler-in-Training is a two-week leadership program where you’ll continue to expand your knowledge of the equestrian program at Trefoil Ranch, while also learning to work with younger campers throughout your stay. The second week of camp will focus on leading the younger campers through their horse programming at the stables, with support from the equestrian staff.