Camp is Over. What is this feeling?
Your camper has attended Teton Valley Ranch Camp for their first sleepaway camp experience. It is the first time you have been away from your 12 year ...
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Riflery Counselor Training with Jackson Hole Shooting Experience
Each spring, as we prepare to welcome our campers back for a summer of learning, adventure, and growth, we dedicate time to training our staff in the ...
The Pony Express: The Lasting Power of Camp Letters
There is something magical about receiving a handwritten letter, especially at summer camp. At Teton Valley Ranch Camp, we see firsthand how letters f...
Open Letter to Staff Parents
Dear Parents and Families of TVRC Staff, This note may be a little unexpected. It’s not common practice in the summer camp world to communicate direct...
Camp is NOT Just For the Kids: Staff Training and Why It’s Important
When I tell people that I am a summer camp director in polite conversation, I frequently get asked the equally amusing and vexing follow-up question: ...
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Celebrating TVRC: 2024-2025 Roundup Recap
A common question from those outside of the professional camp world is, so what do you do in the off-season? The time between summers at the TVRC offi...
Building Grit and Resilience at TVRC
When parents sign their children up for summer camp, they often think of the fun—campfires, horseback rides, and friendships that last a lifetime. And...
How Your Camper Can Miss Home, and Still Have a Great Time at TVRC
Many parents have concerns about homesickness when enrolling their camper at TVRC for the first time. The first summer at TVRC is often a camper’s fir...
“Kids who sit tall in the saddle walk a little taller too”
Horseback riding has been at the heart of Teton Valley Ranch Camp since 1939, deeply woven into our rich traditions. In the early days, Mary Ellen Wil...
Why Trips Matter
Written by: George Bull Up to my knees in crusty snow, my feet are cold, my pack is heavy, and there’s still more elevation to gain. A trip leader is ...