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ROYAL FAMILY KIDS CAMP, BOULDER is a residential summer camp on a mountain campus near Estes Park, Colorado, offering a 27-day traditional overnight program for 9–17-year-olds plus shorter introductory, family, and specialty sessions. The camp provides unit-based living groups, daily outdoor activities, and on-site health and dining services for campers.
ROYAL FAMILY KIDS CAMP, BOULDER operates as a residential overnight camp in the Estes Park valley at high elevation in the Rocky Mountains. The program structure centers on multi-week sessions with smaller, age-based units that serve as home bases for campers during each term.
The camp’s seasonal offerings include a primary multi-week Summer Camp as well as shorter and specialty sessions. Units are organized by age and live together in lodges, cabins, or covered wagons.
Daily life blends free-choice activities and out-of-camp adventures. Activity options include hiking and backpacking, horseback riding, mountain biking, climbing and high- and low-ropes challenge courses, rafting, target sports (archery, riflery), water sports, and a range of creative-arts shops. Facilities across the campus include lodges, cabins, boathouses, dining halls, multiple riding rings, a climbing wall, gymnasium, ropes course, mountain-bike fleet, craft shops, and campfire rings.
Meals are served family-style with vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free options available on request; dietary restrictions and allergies are handled through advance planning with food services. On-site health centers staffed by nursing personnel provide routine medical care and medication administration, and staff receive training in first aid, medication administration and wilderness or activity-specific certifications as appropriate.
A 27-day traditional overnight program divided into age-based units; campers select activities each week and live in unit lodges or cabins.
A shorter, introductory overnight experience intended as a gentle first taste of camp life for younger children.
A multi-day program for families to experience camp activities together, with lodging in covered wagons or comparable accommodations.
A residential specialty program run in partnership with a nonprofit that supports children recovering from burn injuries.
A weeklong leadership and adventure program for military-connected teens combining outdoor activities with leadership development.
Overnight field trips and outdoor-education programs offered to schools with variable program lengths tailored to school goals.
An age-based unit for younger girls focused on introducing campers to a wide range of activities while living in a close-knit cabin community.
An age-based unit for younger boys that combines introductory outdoor activities with cabin life and unit traditions.
A middle-unit for girls that emphasizes growing independence, a Code of Living, and choice among adventure and creative activities.
A middle-unit for boys offering structured choice in activities, opportunities for accomplishment, and unit-based living.
A senior unit for older girls providing greater challenge, leadership opportunities, and preparation for possible leadership training roles.
A senior unit for older boys focused on advanced outdoor challenges and leadership development within a unit community.
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