Camp Morrow Summer Camps
Camp Morrow (Morrow Lake Camp and Morrow Ranch), 79551 Morrow Rd, Tygh Valley, OR 97063
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Camp Morrow Summer Camps offers activities such as riding and interacting with horses, hands-on time with the horses, arena riding, trail riding, swimming, boating, lake activities, racing sailboats in the creek, hay rides, and a barn dance. Campers can take part in medieval themed games and activities, daily warrior challenges, epic battles, a nautical themed sea battle, blacksmithing, swordsmanship, and building their own sword and shield. Other activities include gaming in the arena, paintball, white water rafting, tubing, paddleboard, a 26' climbing wall, climbing wall, archery, BB guns, high energy rec games, gaga ball, mini golf, crafts, pony rides, crazy games, night games, chapel, Bible memory time, worship, 9 square in the air, and games with friends.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: One-day, three-day, and week-long sessions offered in June, July, and early August, with both overnight and day camp options on certain weeks
• Price: $35–$405 per camp session, with optional activities such as white water rafting for $10, paintball for $20, trail rides for $35, and day camp transportation for $30
Rise & Shine is a three-day horse camp that includes a therapeutic riding program for kids with special needs such as an autism spectrum or sensory processing disorder, where a parent or caregiver is required to accompany each camper and both are included in the camper cost. Lil' Buckaroos is a one-day camp that runs from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Camp Morrow offers a new Day Camp option during certain Middle School and Junior weeks, with morning drop off at 8:15 am including breakfast at 8:30 am and evening pick up at 5:00 pm, and daily transportation Tuesday through Friday available in The Dalles, Dufur, and Tygh Valley for Day Camps.
Camp Morrow Summer Camps began with its first camp in 1958. The mission of Camp Morrow is to equip kids with God's Word and root them in Jesus Christ, the Savior of all who trust in Him, and to evangelize and disciple people in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The camp is non-denominational, continues to be affiliated with InFaith, and is a member of Christian Camps and Conference Association. The Earn Your Way program is available for scholarship information.
The leadership team includes Executive Director Chip Shetler, Office Administrator Brenda Shetler, Program Administrator Jason Birman, Gap Year Program Director Dustin Peterson, Facility Maintenance staff Josiah Shelter and Neil Lanning, Camp Store Manager Alice Lanning, and Ranch Manager Greg Gill. Francis and Esther Sutton were missionaries with American Sunday School Union (later American Missionary Fellowship and now called InFaith), and the Morrow family provided and later donated the property so the camp could continue to operate and expand ministry opportunities.
Last updated January 6, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: One-day, three-day, and week-long sessions offered in June, July, and early August, with both overnight and day camp options on certain weeks
• Price: $35–$405 per camp session, with optional activities such as white water rafting for $10, paintball for $20, trail rides for $35, and day camp transportation for $30
Rise & Shine is a three-day horse camp that includes a therapeutic riding program for kids with special needs such as an autism spectrum or sensory processing disorder, where a parent or caregiver is required to accompany each camper and both are included in the camper cost. Lil' Buckaroos is a one-day camp that runs from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Camp Morrow offers a new Day Camp option during certain Middle School and Junior weeks, with morning drop off at 8:15 am including breakfast at 8:30 am and evening pick up at 5:00 pm, and daily transportation Tuesday through Friday available in The Dalles, Dufur, and Tygh Valley for Day Camps.
Camp Morrow Summer Camps began with its first camp in 1958. The mission of Camp Morrow is to equip kids with God's Word and root them in Jesus Christ, the Savior of all who trust in Him, and to evangelize and disciple people in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The camp is non-denominational, continues to be affiliated with InFaith, and is a member of Christian Camps and Conference Association. The Earn Your Way program is available for scholarship information.
The leadership team includes Executive Director Chip Shetler, Office Administrator Brenda Shetler, Program Administrator Jason Birman, Gap Year Program Director Dustin Peterson, Facility Maintenance staff Josiah Shelter and Neil Lanning, Camp Store Manager Alice Lanning, and Ranch Manager Greg Gill. Francis and Esther Sutton were missionaries with American Sunday School Union (later American Missionary Fellowship and now called InFaith), and the Morrow family provided and later donated the property so the camp could continue to operate and expand ministry opportunities.
Last updated January 6, 2026.
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