At a glance
- Type
- Overnight
- Where
- Custer, SD
- Campers
- Coed
- Affiliation
- Lutheran, ELCA
- Founded
- 1958
- Accreditation
- ACA
Programs
Outlaw Youth Camp
From the camp’s listing. Check dates with the camp.
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Questions
- When does Outlaw Ranch open registration?
- Most camps open sign-ups between January and March, and popular weeks fill in hours. Check the camp’s own site for its date. Get the free alert and we’ll email you the moment its new dates go up showing open. To hear if a full week opens up too, watch your weeks for $25.
- How do I register for Outlaw Ranch?
- Registration always happens on the camp’s own site — the official website is linked on this page. Camp Notice is an independent alert service: we tell you the moment we see a seat open, and the signing up stays yours.
- What does a watch cost?
- $25, paid once, for this camp — all season, checked day and night until camp starts. No subscription, nothing renews.
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Directory facts come from camps’ own public listings (the American Camp Association’s directory today) and can lag or change — always confirm details with Outlaw Ranch directly.
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