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A three-day, two-night intro to overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray, built for trying lots of camp activities and building confidence staying away from home. Themed games — this session's is 'Fantasy' — help kids find the parts of camp they love.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Olympics' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Time Travel' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Board Games' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Western' theme.
A three-day, two-night intro to overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray, built for trying lots of camp activities and building confidence staying away from home. Themed games — this session's is 'Western' — help kids find the parts of camp they love.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Magic' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Mystery' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Music' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Medieval' theme.
Classic overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray in the Rockies: campers bunk in cabins of up to 10 kids with two counselors and fill the days with archery, climbing, hiking, arts and crafts, campfire skits, a talent show, and campout nights — with games built around the week's 'Dinosaur' theme.
Two straight weeks of overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray with the same cabin, campers, and counselors throughout, plus a relaxed weekend day at camp in between. Days mix archery, climbing, hiking, crafts, campfires, and a talent show across the 'Olympics' and 'Time Travel' theme weeks.
Two straight weeks of overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray with the same cabin, campers, and counselors throughout, plus a relaxed weekend day at camp in between. Days mix archery, climbing, hiking, crafts, campfires, and a talent show across the 'Board Games' and 'Western' theme weeks.
Two straight weeks of overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray with the same cabin, campers, and counselors throughout, plus a relaxed weekend day at camp in between. Days mix archery, climbing, hiking, crafts, campfires, and a talent show across the 'Mystery' and 'Music' theme weeks.
Two straight weeks of overnight camp at Camp Chief Ouray with the same cabin, campers, and counselors throughout, plus a relaxed weekend day at camp in between. Days mix archery, climbing, hiking, crafts, campfires, and a talent show across the 'Medieval' and 'Dinosaur' theme weeks.
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Our families enjoyed our week at the Y. With 4 boys (ages 9 and 12), they did the day camp during the day and we all enjoyed the activities and facilities they offer. We were there for 5 days and feel we still didn’t get to do it all. We’d certainly come back again. Our kids favorite things here were horseback riding, archery, the volleyball courts, roaming around in nature, and the swimming pool. I loved the yoga and my friend enjoyed the glass fusing studio. The summer day camp was really great - they got to do a hike in RMNP, archery, horseback riding, crafts, Gaga ball and other games. Some things we had questions about: the cabins are equipped for cooking and has a coffee pot. They have towels and bedding.
View on Google ↗Wonderful time at the YMCA in Estes Park with the family. Plenty to do, see and explore. Some of the best memories are just hanging with the kiddos on the front porch with such incred sunsets. Some cabins have been updated, while others are not. We got an older cabin. This didnt hinder the experience, but we are glad we packed extra pots/pans, kitchenware, and socks/slippers.
View on Google ↗So the first half of our stay we were in a 2 bedroom cabin which we loved and truly didnt have many complaints but what happened when we switched rooms has really made me write this review. We had to stay one night in a standard room which was $215 for one night. We were able to check in immediately in the morning which was good however the room was basic of basic which I did expect but like the bed were not even made we literally had to make them ourselves. Come nightfall we realize there is no deadbolt on the door my kids who are little are literally opening the door whenever they want and running out of the room to avoid bedtime. We call the desk they say they will move us, this is now 10pm. We go to the desk to exchange keys and are told we should have never been placed there as that is a worker lodging etc and small kids shouldn't be in there- we were in TWIN SISTERS. They put us in the "more hotel like" their words - Emerland Mountain Lodge on the third and last floor. The moment you got off the elevator you felt the heat. There are bars on the window for safety but that eliminates using the box fan in the window. We have two fans in the room on full blast and the window open and its cold outside but its 80* on this thermostat at 3:15 am as I am writing this review. My two year old has been up twice screaming and flopping around like a fish because he is so uncomfortable. All week their were day camps coming here to use the facilities. I was told in one of the sit down dining rooms that they use peanut oil to cook everything which was shocking to me. So my son didnt eat there. At the buffet they told me that wasnt true for the buffet. We hardly used the facilities as we came here for the proximity to RMNP, which was good. The cabin was great. Would stay in a cabin again. DO NOT stay in anything but a cabin. Its only early June and Hot as anything.
View on Google ↗Went here for my friend’s wedding and the staff were extremely unhelpful. Seemed like they were going out of there way to make things more difficult with getting into rooms and were very unprofessional at checkout walking into rooms without knocking. Wedding planner was extremely unprofessional, GHOSTED OUR WEDDING PARTY, and should be immediately fired. Check in times were at 6pm (way too late) and workers wouldn’t knock on the door at check out at 10AM IN THE MORNING. If they had come in when my girlfriend was changing there would have been a huge issue. The food is terrible in the dining area as well idk how they messed up French fries but they did. Overall the rooms were lack luster as well for the immense price they make you pay. I am very disappointed with the amount of issues the staff caused my best friends wedding they should be embarrassed with the way they held themselves and again, that wedding planner…… fired IMMEDIATELY. Thank you.
View on Google ↗Wonderful place for family, couples or retired people. Families with all ages will find something to do here. Cabin was clean, campus is beautiful with lots of wildlife. Kids enjoyed fishing, the skating rink, pool, archery, aerial course and the trails. The only thing we didn't enjoy was the food at Aspen dining. Only ate there once. :( was the only downside of the only place. Staff is wonderful, helpful and kind.
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