

Camp Shi’ini is a Native American themed camp that lasts five weeks each summer. Shi’ini, pronounced “Shee-nee,” is a Navajo word meaning “Summer People.” Our theme is portrayed in several daily events, including: horseback riding, fishing, canoeing, archery, athletics, hiking, games, crafts, swimming, and an extraordinary month-long treasure hunt! While at camp, the children are broken into various groups according to their ages. Each of these groups functions as a separate unit throughout the day. There are a total of 12 groups, each composed of 13 campers and 2 counselors.