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Outdoor Adventure Camps

Listed under Swim camps · Fishing camps · Rafting and kayaking camps · Backpacking and survival camps · Hiking camps · Archery camps

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About this camp

It's a real Montana experience & at camp you can learn to be a conservation-minded angler! We also teach campers fish identification, how to tie their own flies and how to properly catch and release fish.

DAY 2: Learn to fly flish, get in some hiking as we explore Dupuyer Creek and learn about the Rocky Mountain Front. DAY 3: Shooting Sports Day! Evening arts and crafts, fly tying and explore the Nature Lab. DAY 4: Adventure Day! Who knows what activities we could get into?

How to join

Cost and supplies

Published cost
The cost of camp is $550, which includes all meals, overnight accommodations, and activities. A minimum payment of the non-refundable $100 deposit must be made to secure the camper's spot on the roster for the dates you have chosen.
What to bring
Good hiking shoes (sturdy tennis shoes or hiking/trail shoes) Swimsuit Water shoes (old tennis shoes or sandals for wading in water) Baseball cap and sunglasses Sleeping bag Toothbrush, toothpaste, and other toiletries Warm hat and gloves Towel and washcloth Day pack (25-35 liters) Headlamp Water bottles (recommend two 1-liter bottles) ALL campers must come with a valid MT fishing license

Cost help

Boone and Crockett Club publishes scholarships, sliding fees, or other financial aid. Ask the provider how to apply, or see Help paying.

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