Cloverleaf Ranch Resident Camp Program

Cloverleaf Ranch Resident Camp Program offers resident camp for ages 7 to 17. Campers can ride and care for horses, play soccer, tennis, and football, go hiking, swim, take swimming lessons, do arts and crafts, and do archery and riflery. One-week and two-week sessions are offered.

Programs

• Resident Camp Program — 7-17 years of age

At a glance

• Ages: 7–17 years old
• General schedule: Typical day includes early activities at 7:00, day starts at 7:20, breakfast at 8:00, morning activities 9:00-12:00, lunch at 12:15, rest time 1:00-2:00, cabin period 2:00-2:45, swimming 3:00-4:00, snack 4:00, recreation hour 4:45-5:45, flag lowering at 5:50, dinner at 6:00, mail call 6:45-7:15, evening activities 7:15, and bedtime starting at 9:15.

About the provider

Cloverleaf Ranch has been family-owned since 1947. Shawna DeGrange is the Owner, Head Director, and Camp Director, and has been involved directly since 1999, served as camp director since 2003, and as head director of the ranch since 2007. Ron DeGrange has been involved since 1963, and Ginger DeGrange has been a Horse Science instructor since 1971. Shawna DeGrange is a certified rifle instructor, a Certified Archery Instructor, and heads the American Camp Association’s Accreditation Team. She earned the Spirit of Sonoma Award in 2015.

A non-refundable deposit of 25% of the cost of the camp program is required for each session and each child to hold a reservation. The balance and paperwork are due two weeks prior to arrival. No refunds are given for cancellation or after a camper arrives, including for health, homesickness, dismissal, withdrawal, or parent/guardian reasons. Changes to program choice or session dates can be made if space is available.

Last updated October 5, 2026.