Camp Red Cedar
Private
Inclusive camp on 57 acres of woods, meadows and trails north of Fort Wayne, with a 10-acre lake and sandy beach, serving children and adults of all abilities. Summer camp mixes traditional activities such as games, swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, nature hikes and campfire singing with horseback riding, and the camp also runs year-round therapeutic and conventional riding lessons and trail rides. The entire site is wheelchair accessible; the camp has operated for more than 30 years.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Red Cedar directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★SeashellI love camp red cedar one of the horses gives me hugs
★★★★★Tom ElyWonderful venu for events. Place had plenty of parking and was extremely nice.
★★★★★Jillienne KennerMy grandson spent a week at Discovery Kids Camp at Red Cedar and said it's now his favorite camp! He really enjoyed the counselors, all the activities, and swimming daily. I would definitely recommend this camp.
★★★★★Cori VoghtIt was so beautiful there and we had a wonderful time at GIGi's dance benefit.
★★★★★Jenn MacDonaldThe employees were so helpful with our homeschool field trip. Our class is reading the Narnia series and once we started A Horse and His Boy, we knew we needed a horse field trip. Camp Red Cedar was so accommodating with our group. They had enough employees to exactly accommodate our group. The kids who wanted were able to pet and brush the horses. Some of the kids wanted to ride and some didn't. We were hoping for a bunch of educational information and had prepared for it. Instead the field trip focused on riding more than the horses themselves. Other than that, it was great! Thank you for an enjoyable field trip, Red Cedar. One mom’s comments: “It was amazing, thank you. My son went into the trip slightly apprehensive, but he ended up loving it and now he *needs* a horse. 😉 Horses were the bond that my dad and I shared, and as soon as I stepped into the barn and smelled the wonderful barn smells, it took me back. At one point I had tears streaming down my face. (I'm getting emotional again, I guess I'm hormonal today.) Beautiful memories, sad thoughts, unfulfilled longings. Thank you for that.”