Nighthawk Ranch is a nonprofit, week-long summer camp on 320 acres in the Colorado Rockies that offers ranch-based experiences for children and teens ages 10–18 recovering from cancer. Camp is provided at no cost to families and sessions are intentionally small (6–8 campers) with on-site medical support and trained staff.
Nighthawk Ranch operates a free, week-long summer camp for young people recovering from childhood cancer, set on 320 acres in the Colorado Rockies. Sessions are limited to 6–8 campers to provide a small, supportive community.
The program combines hands-on ranch responsibilities and outdoor adventure to build confidence and independence. Licensed medical staff are on site 24/7, staff and volunteers complete pre-camp screening and training, and individualized medical plans are prepared for each camper.
A one-week, residential session on the ranch focused on hands-on ranch life, outdoor activities, and community building; sessions are limited to 6–8 campers and are free to families.
A one-week, residential session on the ranch focused on hands-on ranch life, outdoor activities, and community building; sessions are limited to 6–8 campers and are free to families.
A one-week, residential session on the ranch focused on hands-on ranch life, outdoor activities, and community building; sessions are limited to 6–8 campers and are free to families.
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