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Horse backSwimmingBoating/canoeingArcheryRock ClimbingAges 4β18+5 more
About Solid Rock Bible Camp
For over 60 years, Solid Rock Bible Camp has been providing children in Alaska with a place to get closer to God. In a gorgeous setting on the central Kenai Peninsula, their 200-acre grounds include the beautiful Miracle Lake. Solid Rock is a non-profit, interdenominational camp and conference center that offers programs designed to meet the spiritual, physical, social, and emotional needs of each camper and guest. The goal of Solid Rock Bible Camp is to foster a greater understanding of God's love and a closer relationship with Him for each child who spends time there.
Solid Rock Bible Camp is a special place for children in Alaska to form a closer relationship with God. Since 1958, they have been providing a beautiful setting on the central Kenai Peninsula for kids to come and learn about God's love. The 200-acre grounds include the gorgeous Miracle Lake. As a non-profit, interdenominational camp and conference center, Solid Rock offers carefully crafted programs to meet the spiritual, physical, social, and emotional needs of each camper. Through these activities, campers can gain a greater understanding of God's love and form a closer relationship with Him.
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Horse Camps
Campers grades 4-12 will learn foundational horsemanship skills and participate in Wagon Train activities like archery, crafts, outdoor skills, swimming and canoeing, and more! Suitable for all skill levels; horsemanship classes are divided by previous experiences.
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