SUMMER CAMP MIRACLE MOUNTAIN RANCH 2O19

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1 SUMMER CAMP MIRACLE MOUNTAIN RANCH 2O19

2 Adventure Ages Wild West & Pathfinders 1. June June 30-July 5 3. July July July July 28-Aug.2 New to Miracle Mountain Summer of 2019 we will be offering parents the choice between Adventure Camp: Wild West for ages 8-12 and Adventure Camp: Pathfinders (12-17)! If you are twelve, you can choose between the Wild West or the Pathfinder camps. These camps will run simultaneously for the convenience of parents bringing multiple children for the same week of camp. Each camp will get to experience daily and weekly electives, as well as specific, age appropriate, Adventure add-on options! A week of Adventure Camp at Miracle Mountain Ranch has something for everyone! From camp-wide games, activities with just you and a friend, to trail rides throughout our six hundred plus acres, there is truly something for each Rancher. Do you like small animals? Then check out our Critter Corral. Do you enjoy sports? We have basketball, soccer, archery, and more! Test your skills as a bunkhouse on our exciting Confidence Course, which has many different low ropes obstacles. Below is a detailed list of daily and weekly electives available to everyone in Adventure Camps: Wild West and Pathfinders. From flag raising and devotions in God s Word in the morning to lights-out at night, being a Rancher at Miracle Mountain is an experience you will never forget! Daily Electives include: Critter Corral (small animal care), crafts, and one-hour trail rides. Ranchers may choose a different elective each day. Sign-up for Daily Electives will be held every morning at breakfast. Weekly Electives include: Vaulting (gymnastics on horseback), archery, and Ultimate are the Elective options. (Ultimate includes activities such as: fishing, Ultimate Frisbee, basketball, soccer, hockey, volleyball, and Frisbee Golf.) Ranchers will choose one elective for the entire week. Sign up for these weekly electives will be on Sunday evening. Adventure Options These options may be added to any Wild West Camp or Horsemanship camp. 1. PAINTBALL (PB) 2 hrs: hrs: Enjoy an adrenaline-filled option, sure to make your week unforgettable! Battle it out at our brand new paintball course in this ultimate game of strategy and competition! You can choose between a two-hour and a four-hour slot. (Ages 11) 2. BREAKFAST TRAIL RIDE (BTR) Experience the classic BTR (Breakfast Trail Ride): an early morning horseback ride to a scenic spot on the edge of the woods for a hot and hearty breakfast of bacon, eggs, fried potatoes, and our famous Doughboys, all cooked over an open fire. Start the day right with an uplifting and challenging campfire devotional. Don t miss out on this MMR favorite! 3. OVERNIGHTER (ON) Take an evening ride out to Fort Wilderness and enjoy field games, activities, a campfire devotional, and marshmallows cooked over an open fire. After a good night s sleep, wake up to pancakes, eggs, and hot chocolate before returning to camp! (Ages ride on horseback. Ages 8-11 ride on a hay wagon.) 2

3 camps 165 Ages 6-9 June August 4 6 Buckaroo Camp Yee-haw Buckaroos! Come enjoy three days of swimming, games, pony rides, vaulting, a hayride, and crafts. Bring a friend or make new ones while you are here. A full week of summer camp can be a little daunting, so this two-night/three-day camp is a great introduction to what camp life is all about! The friendly staff of Miracle Mountain Ranch will present Christ-centered, biblical teaching that is also fun and interactive. Register today for this fun-filled, entry-level camp! note to parents The staff of Miracle Mountain Ranch are committed to pursuing excellence to the glory of God within every area of this ministry. We believe that it is our responsibility before God to create an environment which is not only exciting and fun, but more importantly, provides physical, emotional, and spiritual safety for each one of our guests. We place a high value on purposeful standards and careful procedures in the way that we care for the safety and development of the youth under our supervision. Here are some of the specific ways we seek to accomplish that goal: Organized, close supervision in all areas Quick notification of parents if issues arise Extensive state and FBI background checks for staff and volunteers in accordance with Pennsylvania laws Age-appropriate housing Close relationship with our local fire department in case of emergency Certified Horsemanship Association TM standards in equine safety note to pastors Here at Miracle Mountain Ranch, we are committed to serving and partnering with churches through a variety of different ways. We seek to equip the youth of your congregations with specialized training and service opportunities within our summer camp season. All of our Summer Staff and Teens-In-Training receive instruction prior to the arrival of our summer camp guests, as well as ongoing discipleship throughout their time of serving during the summer. The spiritual training they receive here includes child and youth evangelism, biblical worldview in light of current social issues, effective Body life, how to communicate their testimony, and much more! Some of the practical ministry training that Summer Staff and Teens-In-Training receive includes instruction on leading small group Bible studies, leading games, activities, and small group initiatives. We believe that the youth who serve at MMR gain skills and knowledge that will go beyond the borders of our summer camp program, and can be applied within the local church for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ (Ephesians 4:12). 3

4 Wilderness Camps Ranchers who attend one of our Wilderness Camps can expect an exciting week of experiences while tent camping in the woods and surrounding areas of Miracle Mountain Ranch. 385 For boys ages June 30 July 5 Includes two hours of paintball. base camp The sun is on your back and there is rain in the forecast. A grin forms on your face as you think, Adventure. Come join us for a week filled with learning and improving on survival skills. Building your own shelter, cooking outdoors, learning different fire building techniques, and a two hour paintball option are just a few highlights of the week. During morning devotions and evening chapels, we ll learn more about God s character and how to apply biblical truth to your daily life as we answer the question, What does it take to be a godly man? 440 For boys ages July 21 July 26 Includes two hours of paintball. Absolute Bearing A two-day canoe trip on the Allegheny River! Are you ready to take it up a notch? The week starts off covering the basics of survival, progresses to full-on orienteering, and concludes with applying your skills in an overnight canoeing trip. Learn more about who God is and how you can reflect His character as we spend time in evening chapels and morning devotions. Discover how to apply biblical truth to your daily life during this week of intensive learning and activity. 440 For boys ages July 7 12 Marker Madness Move up, cover my flank! you yell to Sam, just one of the many friends you have made this week. It s Thursday and you are in the middle of an all-day game of paintball. So far this week, you have learned all about paintball tactics, strategies, camouflaging, and how to work as a team, both on the field and as the body of Christ. During morning devotions and evening chapels, you will be learning about what it is to be a godly man, and how to identify and apply God s truths to every area of life. 385 For girls ages July girls wilderness camp This exciting outdoor adventure gives girls the chance to enjoy a rustic camping trip while engaging in inspiring Bible Studies. We will participate in activities to develop practical skills such as hiking, canoeing, camp cooking, fire building and more. Come learn with us how to walk in faithful obedience before Christ and how to apply that to our everyday walk with Him. 4

5 horse camps Ranchers who attend one of our Horse Camps can expect 2-3 hours of barn time each day, as well as the opportunity to ride in our closing Rodeo! They will also have the chance to enjoy many of the regular activities of camp. These are great weeks to grow closer to God while enhancing your horse skills. Come join us and learn just what it means to Ride for the Brand. Indicates lowest recommended level of riding experience: First Time Rider - walk, maybe some trot Beginner Rider - walk and trot with control Intermediate - walk and trot with confidence, learning to canter Intermediate/Advanced - walk, trot, and canter with control Advanced - walk, trot, and canter with confidence on ANY horse For more information on boarding your own horse, see page 10, section 5. Trail Camps Enjoy the great outdoors on horseback! Indicates level of instruction: Recreational Recreational/Educational Educational Educational/Theory/Competitive Theory/Competitive/Serious riders 480 Ages June For Girls July For Girls and Guys Trail Blazers Come and enjoy the beautiful trails that stretch across our 600 acre ranch. With hours of trail riding, arena instruction, ground classes, and our unique Lunch Trail Ride, you can t go wrong with this camp! After a long morning ride, enjoy a lunch provided for you out on the trail. These trails provide various levels of difficulty and you may even help blaze some new ones for us! Come and enjoy with us, God s amazing creation during this adventure filled week! 480 Ages July 7 12 For Girls July 28 Aug. 2 For Girls and Guys Frontier Riders Fire building, campfire cooking, knot tying, and riding some of our more difficult trails are just a few of the things you will experience as a Frontier Rider! You will pack your bags, pack up your horse, and camp out at our Fort Wilderness for two nights during this adventurous Horse Camp. This week will be full of riding, camping, the frontier, and truth from God s Word that you won t want to miss! 5

6 440 Ages 8-14 (Girls and Guys unless otherwise marked) June June 30 July 5 For Girls Horsemanship Camp July 7 12 For Girls July July July 28 August Ages 8-14 June 30 July 5 For Girls July For Girls and Guys Recreational Camps Experience unique and fun activities on horses! When attending this camp, you will have the ability to enjoy the activities of our Wild West Camp, but also have two hours of barn time DAILY! Your barn time will be split between arena lessons, trail rides, and fun, educational ground classes. BUT WAIT! You can also add Adventure Options such as Paintball, the Breakfast Trail Ride, or the Overnighter! Join us for a full week of summer fun while we learn more about God and His love for us. Horse Mania Are you CRAZY about horses? Perfect! This camp is specially-designed for Ranchers who are horse-crazy! Come and enjoy ALL of the activities we offer with horses: vaulting, driving, trail rides, and arena lessons, ALL with horses! Have you had enough horses yet? NO!? Don t worry, there are MORE horses! You will divide your time between those horse activities above, PLUS have a daily ground class, where we will teach you as much as we can about horses! Come and learn more about one small part of God s amazing creation the horse and most importantly, how much God loves you. 415 Ages 8-17 (Girls and Guys) July 7 12 Vaulting Camp Vaulting is gymnastics on horseback. It is highly recommended that vaulters have some strength and flexibility to perform maneuvers. This camp will give you the unique opportunity to do gymnastics on horseback! Vaulting may include helping develop your balance, flexibility, and confidence on a horse as you learn the specific moves (known as curs) that you will then perform in the closing rodeo in a creative routine set to music. In addition to all of that, you will participate in fun ground classes and pony cart driving where you can earn your driver s permit or license. Don t miss out on this unique and exciting Horse Camp! 6

7 480 Ages (Girls and Guys) July July July 28 Aug. 2 Arena camps Build horsemanship and equitation skills! Western Riders Register early because this camp fills fast! Whether you are just learning to ride or you are a serious competitor this camp will be fun and challenging! We will focus on helping you improve your riding skills in the arena, and take you out for a fun trail ride. Some of the things covered in classes are western pleasure, western riding and/or horsemanship patterns, Drill Team maneuvers, showmanship, gymkhana, and games on horses. Whether you are a recreational or competitive rider, join us for this fun-filled week as we enjoy the gift of riding and learning about God s gift of grace! 480 June Girls and Guys ages June 30 July 5 Girls ages 8-14 July 7-12 Girls and Guys ages English camp This camp has something for everyone! If you are new to English riding or have been riding for years, come join us for this great week full of quality arena instruction, as well as educational and interactive ground classes. The lessons will include the fundamental basics of the rider s position and how it affects the horse, as well as the opportunity to better your balance and control through a course of jumps (Girls Only) June July 7 12 Advanced english camp Riders must be able to control their horse at the trot or canter through a simple course of jumps. This camp is specifically designed for those who ride in a lesson program at home, enjoy competing at horse shows, and are up for a challenging week of advanced English riding. The exercises during each lesson are designed to help finetune your position and communication with your horse, as well as improve your timing and athleticism over jumps. With basic Dressage work incorporated into the flat warm-up to advanced jumping grids, you will take home tools that will not only help you with your horse for the week, but build you as a rider. Our goal is that you will have fun and be challenged, not just in riding, but in building godly character and what it means to glorify God in everything you do! 7

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9 summer staff O P P O R T U N I T I E S Here at Miracle Mountain Ranch, one of our core philosophies is to strive for excellence in our ministry and programs. We are seeking to partner with qualified staff who are excited about similar ministry goals. The summer camp program at Miracle Mountain Ranch would not exist without staff and volunteers who embrace these opportunities. Our vision is to purposefully disciple our Summer Staff, Volunteers, and In-Trainings as they in turn pour their time and energy into the people and tasks before them. We would be honored if you would apply for this exciting, rewarding summer opportunity! To download an application, visit or call our office at for more information. Summer Staff We are accepting applications for Summer Staff positions, ages 16 and up. Positions available: Programming Staff Counselors Assistant Counselors Food Service Staff Wranglers Vaulting Instructors Riding Instructors Lifeguard Photographer Videographer Operations Store Clerk Volunteer Positions for ages 14 and up are available in the following areas: Photography Landscaping Kitchen Housekeeping Maintenance Lawn Care Volunteers are not charged for housing or meals. Adult volunteer positions are limited and are based on adult housing availability. RV sites are available for those willing to bring their own housing. Ages in-training Program MMR s In-Training program is designed as a discipleship model to instruct young men and women in areas of Christ-like character, integrity, and maturity with practical training and experience in a variety of areas within the summer camp setting. In-Training students are given assignments geared toward personal reflection in light of scriptural truth, partnered with life application. Assignments are supplemented by one-on-one mentoring from godly, qualified staff who are committed to speak into the teens lives with truth and love. Structured leadership training is available for In-Training in the following areas: Counseling Barn Media The In-Training Program includes attending part of our Staff Training at the beginning of the summer, and then assisting during two weeks of camp at any point during the summer in the area you have chosen. 9

10 10 How to Stake Your Claim: 1. Please read carefully and print clearly. Only one Rancher and one week of camp per form please. Be sure to complete all Rancher and parent information. All camps are on a first-come, first-served basis. Registrations may be faxed to (814) or you may register online; visit our web site listed below for more information. Please include the credit card information form when registering by either of these formats. 2. Medical Information Please be sure all medical information is accurate. Be sure to list any concerns our staff should be aware of under the Allergies/Restrictions section. 3. Roommate Request You may only request up to two roommates. Roommates must request each other and be within 2 years of age in order to guarantee your request. We cannot guarantee your request if you select more than two roommates. Nor can we guarantee requests if those you select do not select you or are linked to create a group of more than a total of three roommates. Be sure your roommates are registering for the same camp. Wild West, Wilderness, and Horse Camps are housed separately. 4. Adventure Options Breakfast Trail Ride, Overnighter, and Paintball options are available for Wild West and Horsemanship Camps only. Paintball: PB2 is for one 2-hour slot, PB4 is for two 2-hour slots. Must be 11 or older to participate in Paintball. 5. Additional Fees Weekend Stays Weekend stays between weeks are available at No Charge to those attending two or more consecutive weeks of camp. There is a 5.00 fee if laundry needs to be done between weeks. Please check the appropriate box for laundry and weekend stay if needed. Those who need to arrive a day earlier or depart a day later than the scheduled camp will be charged for each overnight. Please check the appropriate box if applicable. Airport Pick-ups All Ranchers flying in for camp are encouraged to fly into Erie International Airport. The cost for pickups in Erie is round-trip, paid in advance. All arrangements should be made with the Ranch office prior to securing tickets. Horse Board For those desiring to bring their horse to camp, it will be necessary to complete a boarding contract and have all up-to-date and appropriate health records and vaccinations. This option is only available for those attending horse camps. The cost is per week and includes hay and a stall. Please call (814) for forms and more information. 6. Early Registration Discounts Register by Feb. 1st: Receive 30 off OR 15 off and an MMR T-shirt. Register by May 11th: Receive an MMR T-shirt. 7. Other Discounts (Only one of these discounts may apply per registration.) Group Discounts: An additional 25 discount per person is available for any Rancher or church who registers ten or more people. All group registrations must be sent in together and be accompanied by a group registration form. Please call the office for more information. Family Discounts: 30 off for families with three or more children from the same household attending camp. Missionary/Pastoral Family: 35% off School of Discipleship/CAMP Alumni: 25% off (Children of student alumni can only combine discounts with the May 11th discount.) Active Military/Firefighter/Police: 25% off Current SOD Student Family: 50% off Second Week: Receive a discount on your second week of camp. This is not applicable with any other discount, except early registration, and can only be applied to one week. Scholarships are available to those who qualify. No Rancher is turned away due to lack of funds. Registration and Scholarship applications must be sent together. A minimum registration fee is required unless otherwise arranged through the office. Scholarships are primarily granted for Wild West camps, but are based on availability for other camps. Only one week of camp is available to those seeking scholarship funds. Each applicant will be given a Scholarship Application code upon approval as confirmation. 8. Rope in a Friend Discount If you are a returning Rancher and bring one or more friends who have never been to MMR before, you can take an additional off for each friend. Please check appropriate box. All registrations must be received within five days of each other to receive this discount. 9. Pricing Details Please complete this section entering all cost information. Then, after totaling, enter any discounts taken and the amount of your deposit and subtract to get your balance due. Ranch Bank Enter the amount that you wish to deposit for spending money at the Camp Store (not required). We suggest that all spending money be placed in the Ranch Bank. This can be done when registering or when you come to camp. Any remaining balance will be refunded to the Rancher at the end of the week. Deposit A minimum of a non-refundable deposit per child, per week is required. Balance Due Balance for your week of camp is due 10 days prior to the start of the week. 10. Credit Card If you are using a credit card for payment, please complete the entire credit card form and attach it to your registration form. Please print this information clearly to reduce charge errors. Important Information Please read carefully. Arrival Registration for camp is between 3:00 pm and 4:30 pm on Sundays. Registration for Buckaroo Camp starts on Wednesday, June 19th and Sunday, August 4th. Departure All camps conclude on Friday evenings at 5:30 pm with a closing program. All closing events will be concluded no later than 8:00 pm. * The second Buckaroo Camp will conclude at 5:30 on a Tuesday. Confirmations If you do not receive a confirmation within 2 weeks of sending your registration, please contact the Ranch to confirm that we have received it. We are not responsible for lost s or mail. Payments A non-refundable registration deposit of must be included with each registration for each week of camp and each Rancher attending. (This deposit is applied to your camp fee). The balance is to be paid in full 10 days prior to camp. Gift Certificates are also available. Payments may be made with check, cash or credit card (Master Card, Visa, or Discover). Refunds There will be no refunds for a stay not completed except in the case of illness. Cancellations made more than five days prior to the start of the week will be refunded in full, minus the non-refundable deposit. Cancellations made after this time (including no-shows ) will only be refunded 50% of the base fee. Dress Casual dress is recommended for most activities (blue jeans and T-shirts). Please bring clean and neat clothes for chapel. A covered shoe is required to ride horses. A heeled boot is highly recommended for those attending horse camps. Long pants are required for horse activities. Shorts must come to the knee. Come prepared for wet and/or cool weather. All dress should be modest. Girls are asked to bring a one piece swim suit for swimming; dresses should cover the shoulder and come below the knee while sitting. No spaghetti-strap tank tops, leggings, or yoga pants, please. Special Dietary Needs Due to the number of individuals we serve at each meal, we are unable to meet special dietary needs and menus. Some exceptions may apply. Please contact MMR prior to registering for camp to see if we can meet your child s need. Homesickness In cases of extreme homesickness, we will contact the parent to notify them of the situation and allow them to decide a course of action. No refunds are made for early departure due to homesickness.

11 Miracle Mountain Ranch Missions, Inc. Summer Camp Registration Form 101 Rodeo Drive Spring Creek, PA B STAKE YOUR CLAIM: See opposite page for details. Rancher s Name: Gender: M F Date of Birth: / / Age at time of Camp: Year of Last Tetanus: # of Years Previously Attended: How did you hear about MMR? Name of Parent(s) or Guardian(s) Rancher is living with: Mr. Mrs. Miss Pastor Dr. Father s Name: Mother s Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Emergency: Cell: Address: C ALLERGIES/RESTRICTIONS: D ROOMMATE REQUEST: In order for Roomnate Request to be honored, roommates must be within two years of age, attend the same camp, and request each other as roommates Pathfinders 315 Ages BTR June June 30 July 5 July 7 12 July July July 28 Aug. 2 Wild West 315 Ages 8-12 ADVENTURE CAMPS June June 30 July 5 July 7 12 July July July 28 Aug. 2 BTR ON ON PB2 PB2 Buckaroo Camp 165 Ages 6-9 June August 4 6 WILDERNESS CAMPS Base Camp 385 Boys ages June 30 July 5 Absolute Bearing 440 Boys ages July 21 July 26 Marker Madness 440 Boys ages July 7 12 Girls Wilderness Camp 385 Girls ages July E ADVENTURE OPTIONS Breakfast Trail Ride: BTR Overnighter : ON 2 hrs Paintball: PB2 4 hrs Paintball: PB4 PB4 PB Paintball is for ages 11 and up. HORSE CAMPS Horse Mania 480 Ages 8-14 June 30 July 5 (Girls) July (Girls and Guys) Western Riders 480 Ages 10-17(Girls and Guys) July July July 28 Aug. 2 Trail Blazers 480 Ages June 23 28: (Girls) July (Girls and Guys) Frontier Riders 480 Ages July 7 12 (Girls) July 28 Aug.2 (Girls and Guys) Vaulting Camp 415 Ages 8-17 July 7 12 (Girls and Guys) Advanced English Camp 495 Ages (Girls Only) June July 7 12 English Camp 480 June 23 June 28 (Girls & Guys 10-17) June 30 July 5 (Girls 8-14) July 7 July 12 (Girls & Guys 10-17) Horsemanship Camp 440 Ages 8-14 * denotes girls only BTR ON PB2 PB4 June June 30 July 5* July 7 12* July July July 28 Aug. 2 F ADDITIONAL FEES Early Arrival: 35 Laundry Fee: 5 Late Departure: 35 Horse Board: 120/week Between Weeks: No Charge Airport Pick-up: 80 PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE WITH FLIGHT INFORMATION PRIOR TO BOOKING. G EARLY REGISTRATION By February 1st: 30 off (15 off for Buckaroo) 15 off with an MMR t-shirt. (Buckaroo, MMR t-shirt only.) PLEASE SELECT SHIRT SIZE BELOW! By May 11th: MMR t-shirt PICK YOUR T-SHIRT SIZE: Youth Sizes SM (6-8) MED (10-12) LG (14-16) Adult Sizes SM MED LG XL H OTHER DISCOUNTS (CHOOSE ONE) FAMILY DISCOUNT: 30 off per child for a family with three or more children PASTOR/MISSIONARY DISCOUNT: 35% SECOND WEEK DISCOUNT: 75 OFF SCHOLARSHIP: Applications may be found on our website at ACTIVE MILITARY, POLICE, OR FIREFIGHTER DISCOUNT: 25% SCHOOL OF DISCIPLESHIP ALUMNI DISCOUNT: 25% CURRENT STUDENT FAMILY DISCOUNT: 50% I ROPE IN A FRIEND DISCOUNT: 15 per friend 75 Minimum Deposit is required with each Registration. Please contact the MMR office if you do not receive a confirmation within two weeks of sending your registration. Please feel free to make copies of this form, but please do not reduce. Registration forms may also be downloaded from: All sales and services are final after the start of the event. I am a returning Rancher and I have invited: I am a first-time Rancher invited by: Registrations must be received within five days of each other. K CREDIT CARD INFORMATION Please print clearly. RANCHER S NAME: NAME ON CARD: BILLING ADDRESS: CITY: ST: ZIP: Phone: Fax: J PRICING DETAILS: Please complete the following. WEEK OF CAMP: FEES & OPTIONS: RANCH BANK: TOTAL COST: DISCOUNT: DEPOSIT: BALANCE DUE: TYPE OF CARD: Visa Master Card Discover CARD #: EXP. DATE: / CCV #: (The last three digits in the signature space on the back of your card.) Signature: WEEK NAME OR CHARGE DESCRIPTION: TOTAL TO BE CHARGED ON CARD: Date: AMOUNT: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Reg. #: CC run by: Date: Total Cost: Deposit: Discount: Balance: Payment: New Bal: Payment: New Bal: 11

12 Memorial Day: May 27, 2019 The MMR Ranch Run 5K is a walk/run event with a scenic course following dirt roads over rolling hills in a rural setting. There will be a water station on the course and refreshments at the finish. Registration is from 8:00 8:30 a.m. Start time is 9:00 a.m. The race is professionally timed by Runners High. Results, awards, and door prizes will directly follow the race. Restrooms with showers are provided. Registration Cost (After May 11th): is 20.00, which includes division prizes, snacks, and door prizes (T-shirts while supplies last). All proceeds go to the Miracle Mountain Ranch Summer Camp Scholarship Fund. For more information and to register, visit MMRM.org or call our office at (814) Open House is a time to come up and enjoy a day of fun, entertainment, and hospitality in Old West fashion. Have you ever wondered what your kids experience in the summer? We invite you to come on Memorial Day and find out! Doors open at 10:00 a.m. and festivities wrap up at 5:00 p.m. We offer trail rides, a demonstration by our vaulting team, a Memorial Day service, a Message from the Mount, and much more! We will provide a concession stand, but you re also welcome to bring a picnic lunch and just enjoy the show. We have tours and activities for all ages to bring you back to the Old West. No registration is required for Open House. Trail Rides: 8.00 per person. (Ages: 8. There is a weight limit of 250 lb. to ride a horse. Covered shoes are required.) For more details, visit MMRM.org. What To Bring To Camp Bible, notebook, and pen Sleeping bag or blankets and pillow (be prepared for cooler weather) Toiletries & towel Jeans, raincoat, sweatshirt, and rubber boots or shoes for rain. Bathing suit: one-piece, modest. A close-toed shoe / boot with heel is required for riding horses. Long pants are required for all horse activities. Clean and neat clothes are requested for chapels. Skirts should cover the knees while sitting. Shorts must come to the knee. Optional: loose sweatpants for special sports and vaulting. No spaghetti-strap tank tops, leggings, or yoga pants, please. No radios, ipads, mp3 players, electronics, etc. While packing, keep in mind that summer camp can be messy, sweaty, dirty, sometimes kind of wet, and a ton of fun! Miracle Mountain Ranch is located in Spring Creek, PA, on Route 426, 23 miles west of Warren, PA. For accurate directions, visit MMRM.org and click on Directions under the About tab on the Menu. Miracle Mountain Ranch 101 Rodeo Drive, Spring Creek, PA The mission of Miracle mountain ranch Miracle Mountain Ranch is a non-denominational, non-profit, Christ-centered ministry where evangelism and discipleship are modeled through structured teaching, training, and life experience by qualified staff. For more than 50 years, MMR has been striving to uphold a strong spiritual emphasis in all aspects of a well-balanced program. We invite your suggestions and comments. For further information, visit our website at