Camp Morrow Summer Camps

Camp Morrow Summer Camps offers activities such as riding horses, arena riding, trail riding, swimming, gaming in the arena, barn dance, racing sailboats in the creek, hay rides, and a variety of games. Campers may take part in medieval themed activities like building their own sword and shield, daily warrior challenges, epic battles, a nautical themed sea battle, blacksmithing, and swordsmanship. Other options include white water rafting, lake activities, night games, paintball, tubing, paddleboard, a 26' climbing wall, archery, BB guns, high energy rec games, gaga ball, mini golf, crafts, pony rides, outdoor fun, chapel, Bible memory time, 9 square in the air, wild games, and worship, including what the camp describes as authentic and passionate worship. The Rise & Shine camp includes a 3-day therapeutic riding program for kids on the autism spectrum and is a horse camp for families of kids with special needs such as an autism spectrum or sensory processing disorder, with a parent or caregiver required to accompany each camper and both included in the camper cost, and Lil' Buckaroos allows kids under 9 years old to come to camp with parents for the day.

• Ages: 1–18 years old
• Schedule: Summer sessions run on specific dates from June 12 through August 7, with options that include a 3-day horse camp, one-day camp, several 5-day overnight camps, and a three-day Primary camp, plus a Day Camp option during Middle School 2 and Junior 2 with morning drop off at 8:15 am and evening pick up at 5:00 pm.
• Price: Rise & Shine: $305; Lil' Buckaroos: $35; Jr. High Boys Warriors: $405; High School: $315; Mustangs Girls Ranch: $405; Middle School 1 (overnight): $315; Jr. Boys Warriors: $385; Junior 1 (overnight): $285; Palominos Girls Ranch: $405; Middle School 2 (overnight): $315; Pintos Girls Ranch: $385; Junior 2 (overnight): $285; Primary: $155; Appaloosas Girls Ranch: $385; Middle School 2 Day Camp option: $245; Junior 2 Day Camp option: $225; daily transportation for Day Camp (Tue–Fri) in The Dalles, Dufur and Tygh Valley: $30; optional High School activities: white water rafting on the Deschutes River $10, paintball $20, Trail Ride $35.

Camp Morrow Summer Camps began with its first camp in 1958. The camp states that it exists to equip kids with God's Word and root them in Jesus Christ, the Savior of all who trust in Him, and that its purpose is to evangelize and disciple people in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Camp Morrow is a non-denominational camp affiliated with InFaith, formerly known as American Sunday School Union and later American Missionary Fellowship, and is a member of Christian Camps and Conference Association. The Morrow family provided the land to start the first camp and later donated the property so the camp could continue to operate and expand ministry opportunities, and the camp also notes that it emphasizes faith, friendships, and fun as core purposes.

Camp Morrow operates both a Lake Camp and a Ranch Camp, and some camps specify drop off and pick up at Lake Camp or Ranch Camp. The program offers a new Day Camp option for Middle School 2 and Junior 2, daily transportation (Tuesday–Friday) for Day Camp in The Dalles, Dufur and Tygh Valley, an Earn Your Way program for scholarship information, a Gap Year program, and a Capital Campaign. The leadership team includes Executive Director Chip Shetler, Office Administrator Brenda Shetler, Program Administrator Jason Birman, Gap Year Director Dustin Peterson, Facility Maintenance staff Josiah Shelter, Dwain Stanley, Levi Huntley, and Neil Lanning, Ranch Director Greg Gill, and Camp Store Manager Alice Lanning.

Last updated June 12, 2026.