Christian Cowgirl Camp
Teaching young girls the characteristics of faithful Christian women and developing them through equestrian skills.
About Us
becoming more like Christ
At Christian Cowgirl Camp, we encourage character growth for young girls as they become young women. Each day, we start with a devotional about a characteristic of faithful Christian women. After the devotion, campers break into groups to ride horses, learn about horses, and create a quality craft.Â
Read more about Christian Cowgirl Camp below or reach out to us for more information.
"One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts...They shall pour forth the fame of your abundant goodness and shall sing aloud of your righteousness."
Psalm 145: 4 & 7
Upcoming Christian Cowgirl Camp Dates
Summer 2024
Camp 1.0
Who? 7-12 year old girls
When? June 24-28, 2024
Registration is closed, this camp is full
8:30am-2pm Mon-Thurs, 6-8pm Fri
Fee: $340
Learn how to be a Compassionate, Capable, Confident, and Content daughter of God! Be instructed on the basics of riding, grooming, and care for horses and their tack, and horse anatomy. Plus, create western crafts to decorate your room.
Camp 2.0
Who? 8-13 year old girls
When? July 22-26, 2024
Registration is closed, this camp is full
8:30am-2pm Mon-Thurs, 6-8pm Fri
Fee: $340
After attending Camp 1.0, learn more about being Confident through God! On horseback, learn equestrian show patterns that require precision. In your small group learn about various horse events. Then, complete beautiful crafts that you will keep for years!
Want your daughter to attend camp? Please contact Bethany about receiving email updates!
Larkspur, CO
"My nieces came to visit me for a week and I enrolled them in this camp. They absolutely loved it and have planned a whole adult life of taming wild horses now! They are so excited about coming back next year. I found Bethany to be very organized and responsive and we loved that they were receiving Bible training each day. We were also very impressed with the crafts they brought home!"