Both a building (located in the fieldhouse) and a culture, where we serve adults and children through non-clinical adaptive fitness and recreation programs; inspiring hope and enhancing the health and well-being of people with disabilities to help them into the next chapter of their lives, both physically and emotionally. This includes our camp setting (on the mountain), with numerous day of, and over night camps.

Stand alone multi-purpose buildings; where our food & beverage, retail operations, corporate offices, and shared for profit & nonprofit space can be found through-out campus. Good food, good fun, good conversations will be tasted, seen, and heard... The Heart of our Community, Your Home Away from Home!

Where the fun starts. Zip lines, challenge courses, golf, climbing & rappelling courses, mountain coaster, and Fields of Glory. Open year round — universally accessible, and multi-generational.

To include gardens, playgrounds, and trails, featuring our new unique Lumina series - a multimedia enchanted walk under the stars contemplating God’s creation. Additionally, partnering with local veterans and outreach organizations to help feed, mentor, and raise awareness for their causes; as a thanks for their support of our vision to serve the Adaptive Community.

Equine-Assisted Therapy is a type of experiential therapy that uses horses to help people develop skills and process emotions. Participants engage in activities like grooming, feeding, and leading a horse. A mental health professional supervises the sessions. It is the horses' natural behavior and herd dynamics that helps clients regulate emotions, self-confidence, responsibility, and develop techniques to stay present and manage stress.