Shiloh offered historical 2026 overnight summer camps at its ranch, 56405 Range Road 210, Strathcona County, Alberta. It exclusively served children and teens from low-income families or living in foster care, group homes or government care. Each camper could attend only one week. Exact 2027 programmes are not confirmed.
The 2026 age-specific weeks were July 5–9 for ages 15–17; July 12–16 for ages 13–15; July 19–23 for ages 12–14; July 26–29 for ages 7–9; and August 2–6, August 9–13 and August 16–20 for ages 9–12.
Campers selected Horse, Sports, Bike or Adventure camp, subject to space. Activities included riding and horse groundwork, sports, mountain biking and bike care, or outdoor survival skills, plus pool swimming, archery, crafts, group games and evening campfires. Campers slept in covered wagons. Transport, meals, accommodation and daily tuck were included; Edmonton bus stops were pickup points.
Enrolment policies required a legal guardian within one hour of the ranch during camp and provincial health or equivalent medical insurance. The registering adult needed legal custody and had to disclose relevant custody conditions. Medications went to staff and the camp nurse at check-in; bags and lice checks applied. Phones and electronics were surrendered for safekeeping. Horse and Adventure campers needed long pants. Confirm eligibility, support needs, packing instructions, current fees and exact pickup arrangements directly with Shiloh.
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