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The 4 Important Keys To Planning Summer Camp 2021

We are diligently preparing to provide the best week of your child’s life.  As with everything right now, we understand plans are always changing. However, we believe you can have a peace of mind registering your child today knowing: The 4 Important Keys To Planning Next Summer 1. Save Money MAPLERIDGE registration opens every October 1st, […]
4 years ago

Camp Speakers 2018

MAPLERIDGE Ranch is unlike any other summer camp for more reasons than one. Between the breathtaking location in the Southern Tier and its longstanding heritage, our one-week overnight camp offers an experience that is truly life changing. Part of this special experience is the worship and message given each morning and evening by our guest […]
6 years ago

Camp is for the Counselors, Too

If I had a dollar for every time I heard Chief say that this summer, I would be one wealthy girl. This past summer, I had the opportunity to be a counselor at MAPLERIDGE Ranch and, let me tell you, it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Prior to going to […]
6 years ago

Why my children go to Summer Camp…

Summer Camp is a great choice for our family.  We have three children who have found their niche while at MAPLERIDGE Ranch. Campers are encouraged to express themselves as individuals and embrace and explore their faith.    MAPLERIDGE provides a nurturing and safe environment where our children are able to openly express their faith and create a real and lasting relationship […]
8 years ago

Imagine MAPLERIDGE Completely Debt Free…

Greetings from MAPLERIDGE! I hope this post finds you and your family well!  I want to thank you so much for your continued prayer and support for the ministry of MAPLERIDGE Ranch!!! I am so excited to continually see God answer prayers, and change lives for eternity! 2014 was a banner year for MAPLERIDGE,  and I […]
9 years ago

“And then the butterflies would start…”

I was at camp every summer from the time I was 8-19. Every summer going to camp meant my brothers, sister, cousins, etc. would all pack up all of our stuff & hop into the back of my dad’s truck. We had no seats, no seatbelts… just a cab on a truck, and we’d start […]
11 years ago