Juniper Hill Ranch Summer Camp

Juniper Hill Ranch Summer Camps gives kids time to explore the outdoors, spend time with ranch animals, and learn how to transform flowers and fruits into organic chapstick, art, crafts and more. Mini-donkeys, sheep, a duck and chickens are part of daily life at the ranch and play a key role in regenerating pastures and keeping people laughing. The camps are described as a place for kids and adults to gather, have new experiences and feel connected to this corner of the West.

At Juniper Hill Ranch Camp, the stated mission is that laughing, making new friends and having fun in the outdoors are the best ways to build confidence and compassionate leadership in girls. Through their summer camps and horse boarding community, Juniper Hill Ranch is described as a place where people can come together and feel a strong sense of belonging in a ranch setting just a couple miles from Boulder but worlds away. The ranch includes a house, a small barn and a large barn with a riding arena, and it is bordered by the historic Tollgate Ditch and framed by Table Mountain to the east and some of the tallest foothills near Boulder. In 1969, a German woman with a passion for horses carved this 10-acre ranch out of the original Kirkmeyer Farm. The ranch is also home to a small community of people who take care of their own horses and board them at Juniper Hill Ranch.

Last updated February 24, 2026.