Rockbridge Adventure Camp is Back! 2nd - 9th grade
Adventure Camp weeks for 2026
Week 1 June 8-12
Week 2 June 15-19
Week 3 August 3-7
Experience Rockbridge Adventure Camps!
Hiking and Adventure
Our camp is located in a beautiful natural setting, and we take full advantage of it with our hiking and exploring program. With experienced guides and top-of-the-line trail options, campers will have an unforgettable adventure.
Survival Skills
Our 2025 Everesting program will provide and extra learning environment where students track elevation and distance all Summer long. Get started week 1 to get your camper the basics of the program and come each week to reach big Summer goals!
Everesting Challenges
With miles of trails to explore, our back campus and Chessie days are a favorite among our campers. With experienced instructors and top-of-the-line equipment, campers will have a blast while staying safe.
Mountain Biking
Our mountain biking program offers campers a chance to explore the beautiful trails surrounding our city. With top-of-the-line equipment and experienced guides, campers will have a blast while getting some exercise.
Fun
Traversing many dozens of miles each week, our campers learn trees, bikes, adventure, nutrition, safety, social skills and much more each week. Our campers love the challenges away from parents in a natural setting with skills instructors.
Chessie
With miles of rivers and trails to explore, our campers will visit new trails each day and new routes each week!
Who We Are
Rockbridge Adventure Camps
Monday to Friday 8:30am to Noon
Monday @ Jordan's Point (Back-Campus, Form Running,
Spike Ball, Agility drills, hike, run, swim)
Tuesday @ Waddell
(Soccer, Slackline, Swim, Tree House, Basketball, Games, Frisbee, Kick-ball)
Wednesday @ Chessie Kiosk (Bike to BV, Games, Nature,
Rivers, Expert riders go to Glen Maury Trails)
Thursday @ Brushy Hills (Brushy Towers, Hike,
Run, Explore, nature studies)
Friday Start @ Jordan's Point (Geocache, Treasure Hunt, Disc Golf, Hare & Hounds, run, hike, play)
Friday Pick-up at 1051 Ross Rd. anytime from noon-3pm
Packing list for camp:
1. Water and Snacks and a shoe bag are preferable. A light backpack is also acceptable!
2. Bring Shoes that you can walk, run or play games in.
3. On Monday/Friday, there may be a chance to wade into the river, so bring an older pair of shoes if you have them and want to get in the water. Shoes are required in the water to keep our feet safe.
Our Partners
For Participants ages 3-7, we are recommending looking at our partner with age appropriate activities: Blue Ridge Outdoor School