Indian Hills, CO
Geneva Glen offers campers a wide range of daily activities. The multi-faceted program at camp includes activities geared to the physical, mental and spiritual self: hiking, exploring, horseback riding, swimming, archery, climbing and challenge courses, music, drama, arts and crafts, pageantry and ceremony. Junior and Middler campers, entering 1st-6th grades, attend activities with another cabin or dorm group.
Explore on the camp’s website ↗American Heritage focuses on community building and nurturing, making it an exceptional experience for first-time campers. It combines outdoor adventure with lessons in self-esteem and teamwork, providing a supportive and enjoyable environment for all participants. The session culminates in a day-long 'Rendezvous,' which recreates a vibrant frontier atmosphere.
Arriving at Geneva Glen Camp on Check-In day is an exhilarating experience for campers. Newcomers might arrive restless from a sleepless night, filled with nervous excitement and brimming with questions. Meanwhile, seasoned campers buzz with anticipation, eager to dash off to their dorms or cabins, reconnect with friends, and greet their counselors. Upon arrival, you'll be warmly welcomed by our experienced and friendly Staff. They are well-versed in guiding families through the bustling check-in process, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience.
Tailored for campers in 7th grade and older, these programs empower Seniors to personalize their schedules with a diverse array of elective and creative activities that extend beyond the core curriculum. Examples from previous years include adventures in National Forest lands, climbing 14ers, overnight horseback riding excursions, practical wilderness survival skills, animal tracking, songwriting, poetry workshops, and swing dancing.
Geneva Glen Camp is located in Indian Hills, CO — a 600-acre property in the Colorado mountains. The camp is a permittee of the Pike and San Isabel National Forests. From Denver, take U.S. 285 South to the Indian Hills exit.
Knighthood is the oldest and most traditional theme at Geneva Glen, taking place mid-summer. This session delves into the rich Arthurian tales, focusing on personal growth and character development. Traditional ceremonies, both poignant and intellectually stimulating, punctuate the camp experience. Campers face challenges in embodying their best selves and cultivating timeless traits like responsibility, courage, patience, and humility. The session culminates in the esteemed Court and Induction ceremonies, a highlight and tradition of camp.
Christa began attending Geneva Glen when she was six years old. A camper for nine summers and on staff for nine more, she served as GG's Assistant Director since 2008 and assumed the Interim Executive Co-Director role in 2021. Reid started his camp career at Geneva Glen in 1987 and was a camper for ten years. From 2006-2021, he served as GG's Administrative Director and in 2021 assumed the Interim Executive Co-Director role before becoming the permanent Co-Director in 2022.
2027-06-13 – 2027-06-26
2 weeks · $2,900
Grades 3–11 (entering)
Overnight camp
Explores spirit of early American West. Middlers (3rd–6th) earn skill tokens; Seniors (7th–11th) choose skill tracks. Culminates in Rendezvous.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗2027-06-27 – 2027-07-10
2 weeks · $2,900
Grades 3–11 (entering)
Overnight camp
Explores early Arthurian legends / Merlin (The Crystal Cave). Culminates in Merlin's Masque. Participation not required for Knighthood II.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗2027-07-11 – 2027-07-24
2 weeks · $2,900
Grades 3–11 (entering)
Overnight camp
Continues Arthurian narrative; King Arthur and Camelot. Campers elect a Court. Culminates in day-long Pageant and Court & Induction ceremony.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗2027-06-07 – 2027-06-11
$1,100
Grades 2–4 (entering)
Overnight camp
5 days, 4 nights. Activities include horseback riding, crafts, archery, swimming, BB shooting. Events: Adventurer's Banquet, Dirty Derby.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗2027-06-04 – 2027-06-06
$600
Grades 1–2 (entering)
Overnight camp
3 days, 2 nights. Introductory camp experience. Activities include horseback rides, crafts, archery, swimming, circus night, carnival.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗2026-12-18 – 2026-12-21
$550
Open to current 9th–11th graders who have attended a GG summer session. Apply during Oct 19–23 application window.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗2027-07-25 – 2027-08-07
2 weeks · $2,900
Grades 3–11 (entering)
Overnight camp
Celebrates international fellowship and global cultures. Features Geneva Glen Olympics and Chautauqua ceremony.
Dates, rates & eligibility ↗Every evening features fun and engaging activities designed to ensure a memorable experience. Twice each session, we host our Council Fire — a cherished tradition where campers gather for songs, skits, storytelling, and more. Special theme-related evenings add a unique flavor to the session. These include Rendezvous for American Heritage, Pulling of the Sword, Coronation, Court & Induction for Knighthood, and Chautauqua — a celebration of global cultures during World Friendship.
Explore on the camp’s website ↗The goal of providing tuition assistance to attend Geneva Glen Camp is to ensure that camp is financially accessible to all children (both new and current campers) through support generously donated by our Camp Family each year. Tuition assistance (full or partial tuition) is awarded to campers who might not otherwise be able to attend Geneva Glen. The purpose of the program is to eliminate financial barriers and expand access to the full Geneva Glen experience. The tuition assistance application process is confidential, and recipients are only disclosed to the Geneva Glen enrollment team.
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