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Welcome to the Midwest's biggest, baddest backyard

This ain’t a video game. It’s the real deal – 288 acres of woods, fields, rocks, creeks and ponds are here to be explored and enjoyed. And our military-trained leaders are here to show your son the ropes at our military-inspired summer camps!

Send your son for MMA for his summer's greatest adventure.

 

“Everett can't stop talking about how much he loved MMA! Thank you for what you do, and helping my son develop into a leader and a disciplined young man. I'm sure it won't be the last you see of us!” — Jennifer Ley, mother of a camper.

 

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Summer Camp Programs for Boys

Summer Academy —  Academic residential camp for boys (day camp option available), grades 7-12.

Confidence Camp — Residential camp for boys, ages 8-11.

Leadership Camp  —  Residential camp for boys, ages 12-17.

Equestrian Camp — Co-ed, day camp only, ages 8-14. 

Please contact Admissions to request summer camp information.

Leadership Camp

June 29 - July 11, 2025

Step up to challenges, build confidence, and learn the role and responsibilities of being a good leader.

Confidence Camp

Two 2025 sessions to choose from (or stay for both!): June 29 - July 4 and July 6 - 11

Push yourself outside your comfort zone, develop confidence and self-respect, improve self-esteem, and take pride in what you can accomplish!

Summer Academy

June 16 - July 11, 2025

Challenge yourself mentally and physically, step up your study habits with summer school courses, recover credits, and develop confidence in yourself.

Equestrian Camp

Saddle up! Learn how to ride and care for a horse, from saddling and mounting to galloping as you enjoy daily trail rides.

Navigating Homesickness: A Guide for Parents and Campers

Embarking on a summer camp adventure is an exciting prospect for many children, but the unfamiliar environment can sometimes trigger homesickness. As parents, understanding how to address and alleviate homesickness is crucial for ensuring your child has a positive camp experience.

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