The Summer in Pictures 2019

As we bid farewell to summer, we wanted to share a few photos of Summer Camps on the Ranch. Always promoting making friends, verbal communication, teamwork, responsibility and an appreciation and enjoyment of our beautiful outdoors, camp has shown your kids and grandkids that fun is possible without electronic devices!  Hopefully a small part of this summer spirit will encourage your child to keep these summer behaviors alive year-round.

Photography by Kelsey Grudle

“It was awesome! Lots of kids and lots of sports. My favorite sport was golf. Everyone took turns and did a great job.” – Wyatt (Olympic Camp

“Art Camp was fun and challenging. My favorite part was doing art as a group.” – Maggie (Craft Queens Art Camp)

“Best week of camp ever! My favorites were the zip line, the Screamer and Schlitterbahn. The counselors were awesome and fun!” – Ben (Outdoor Pursuits Camp)

“I loved Olympic Camp because there were many different sports and activities, such as golf, swimming, tennis, archery and horseback riding. My favorite part of the camp was paddle boarding and golf.” – Harlan (Olympic Camp)

Shane Reynolds is the Director of Recreation at The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch. He can be reached at outfitter@cordilleraranch.com or 210.616.6051, or the Cordillera Ranch Outfitter Center at 830.336.4823.

Kelsey Grudle is the Recreation Coordinator at The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch. She can be reached at kgrudle@cordilleraranch.com or 830.336.9172.

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