For kids who don’t want total isolation, what
about an afternoon of paintball, a game of
basketball or volleyball, or exploring a trail
on a mountainside? What if you could get to
know another family from somewhere else in
the nation without scheduling an appointment
on your calendar weeks in advance?
Think it’s a dream? It’s not. This is Clydehurst
Christian Ranch — and there’s more! The
meals include cookouts and a steak fry and
are served by a cheerful staff. It might take
longer to gather your fishing gear than to
walk across the road to the rugged Boulder
River. If you don’t fish, bring that book or
two you’ve been meaning to read and enjoy
a calm forest breeze near the soothing
rippling of the river.

Morning and evening chapels provide
inspiring music and worship combined with
fresh and solid Bible teaching by a reputed
speaker or pastor. Younger children attend
their own chapel, conducted by our well-trained college staff who use singing, drama,
and puppets to teach great Bible lessons.
Clydehurst strives to offer activities in which
either families or individuals can participate.
We offer an archery range, a rifle range with
skeet shooting, and optional competition
in several weeklong tournaments including
volleyball, horseshoes, and ping-pong.
Couples can get away for much-needed
time together while our college staff
provides free childcare at almost any time. In
the evening after chapel head to the dining
hall for a snack or, weather permitting, meet
for a moonlight hayride or horseback ride.

So forget the dream and experience reality
at Clydehurst. Do as little or as much as
you’d like without the interruptions of
chores or the phone. We want your family
to come make new friends and leave with
stronger relationships and refreshed spirits.
Real log cabins and buildings contribute to
Clydehurst Christian Ranch’s rustic charm
and include a centrally located lodge with
foosball and ping-pong tables, and a cozy
chapel near the river. Both have stone
fireplaces. The lodge also houses our shirt
and snack shop, craft room, and “The Front
Porch” – our popular coffee shop.
Our modern kitchen/dining hall provides
three daily meals, including sack lunches
by request if needed for special hikes or
family outings.
The camp laundromat provides coin-operated machines for your convenience.
For trailers or motor homes, 50 amp full
hookups are available.
Each cabin is equipped with a queen-sized bed and a set of single bunks (more
can be added if needed). Bedding is not
provided. All cabins have hot and cold
running water, bathing and toilet facilities
under the same roof. Many cabins have
private baths, though some are duplexes and
have shared baths. Additional restroom and
shower facilities are located in the dining hall
and in a separate shower house.
*It is our preference that there be no dogs on the camp ground.
Wayne Brownson
Ph: 406.294.0394
Email: contact@clydehurst.comTo Register, Download our Camp Brochure.
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Remember!
No registrations will be accepted which are postmarked prior to January 2, 2008.
During the summer you can call (406) 932-6332 or fax (406) 932-6330. Camps officially begin with the evening meal on Sunday (5:30 p.m.) and end with breakfast the following Saturday (8:00 a.m.).

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To Register, Download our Camp Brochure.
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• Pre-register for any camp by completing the
form in this brochure or downloading the
one from our website and mailing it with a
$250 check or money order (non-refundable
after March 1, 2008) to the address on the
form. Please use only one form per family.
• Registrations are only accepted by mail,
postmarked no earlier than January 2, 2008.
• Any registration with a postmark prior to this
date will be returned to the sender.
• The balance of the entire Family Camp
fee must be paid by May 1, 2008 and is not
refundable.
• All fees must be paid in U.S. currency.
• Registration is based on postmark date,
and is only accepted by mail. No need to
send via FedEx.
Family Camp Rates
Married Couples $670.00
Singles (19 years and older) $335.00
based on double occupancy
ADDITIONAL COSTS FOR CHILDREN
Grades 1-12 $200.00
Kindergarten & Preschool age $155.00
2 years old and under $85.00
*Note - All fees are to be paid in U.S. Currency.
*Charges reflect total expenses
for all meals, cabin rental and most program
fees. If space is available and you choose to
attend Clydehurst for less than the full camp
week, you will be charged on a pro-rated
basis, based on a five-day camping week.
*You may deduct $150.00 for a couple or
$75.00 for a single from your total fee if you
provide your own housing.
(Not Family Camp rates)
Accomodations
Cabin rental (when available)
• 1 person $20.00 per day
• 2 or more persons $30.00 per day
• An additional $5.00 per bed if bedding is needed.
* (For those who own tents, trailers or campers, we
encourage you to bring them and set them up on our
grounds.)
• 50 amp full hookups are available for campers.
Meal Prices (for day guests)*
Breakfast $4.00
Lunch $5.00
Dinner $6.00
Steak Night (Friday Night) $12.00
Weekend Meal Prices (for day guests)*
Saturday noon $3.00
Saturday evening $4.00
Sunday morning $3.00
Sunday lunch $5.00
Sunday evening Youth Camps $6.00
Sunday evening Family Camps $9.00
*Note: Children 10 and under, half price.
*It is our preference that there be no dogs
on the campground.
*Day Usage: A facility and program use fee of $10.00 per
person per day will be charged after the first day to those
staying off the grounds but taking part in camp activities.
Family Camp #1:
July 13 - July 19, 2008 - Dave Wyrtzen
Family Camp #2:
July 20 - July 26, 2008 - Lou Barbieri
Family Camp #3:
July 27 - August 2, 2008 - Larry Moyer
Family Camp #4:
August 3 - 9, 2008 - Paul Jones
Family Camp #5:
August 10 - 16, 2008 - Gene Getz
Check-in Times and Procedures
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and runs till 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Camps officially begin with the evening meal on Sunday (5:30 p.m.) and end with breakfast the following Saturday (8:00 a.m.).
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