Timberlake Ranch Camps is a Christian summer camp on 700 acres of riverfront land near Marquette in central Nebraska, operating since 1977. It offers age-grouped overnight sessions for campers from kindergarten through high school (K–3rd, 4th–6th, and 7th–10th grade), plus a day camp and a family camp. Days combine outdoor adventure–swimming, kayaking, hiking, trail rides, crafts, and campfires–with age-appropriate Bible study, mentoring, and evening chapel in a Christ-centered setting.
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★★★★★Lori OlingerKayaking, canoeing, serene, clean. The cabins are well kept.
★★★★★Hannah EckermanMy kiddos have gone here the past few years and LOVE it! Camp is Christ focused and helps my kiddos grow!
★★★★LydiaI had so much fun! I've been going for 4 years now and i love it, staff is so kind and overall 99.9% recommend:)
★★★★★Elaine Mick4th year of summer camp for our oldest, 3rd year for our 10 yr old and 1st year for our 8 yr old. We adore the uplifting, Jesus focused message. The fort cabins rock, as do the newer cabins. They work with us on cabin mate requests. The counselors dive deep with Bible time and keep kids heading to bed at decent times (we have attended other camps where bed time is more lax and our kids come home miserable tired) THX for helping them stay feeling their best all week. The check in and out process and forms are all reasonable. The value for money is INCREDIBLE. We've done the horse camp for at least one kid every year...I would like to see them exploring more gaits..or have kids grouped by experience, so that kids giving up normal camp activities to deep dive with horses can at least be interacting with horses at more than a walk if they have previously had that experience to do so. That being said...my kid this year learned more about tacking and control following western patterns and barrels...so it was time well spent.
★★★★★Morgan KunzeTimberlake was really fun! I just went for my first time this year and I am gonna go next year with two of my friends! I went this year with one and the other seemed interested so she has signed up. The food was amazing. At the store u could even get a blizzard! I also liked how u could sign up to do paintball. You could also go swimming, canoeing, kayaking, etc. It is overall a really good experience and you get to spend time with your friends and build a bond between your cabin mates, and counselors. For just being there a week I have made a lot of memories!