Circle Square Ranch, sometimes referred to as CSR or Circle Square, is a network of 11 Christian summer camps located across Canada. Circle Square Ranches all follow the theme of a western town as laid out in the Crossroads television show Circle Square. The camp locations are as follows: Armstrong, British Columbia; Halkirk, Alberta; Wolseley, Saskatchewan; Austin, Manitoba; Kirkland Lake, Ontario; Paisley, Ontario; Brantford, Ontario; Washago, Ontario; Arden, Ontario; Snider Mountain, New Brunswick; and Manuels, Newfoundland (nearest town or city).

Activities at the camps include, hiking, team games, archery, swimming, rock climbing, mountain boarding, field games, skateboarding, and horse riding. Campers have the opportunity to play various sports during their free time such as basketball, baseball, football, soccer, basketball, and volleyball.

Circle Square Ranches are Christian based, non-profit camps which accept children and youth of any faith and race.

History

Circle Square Ranch started with one Ontario location in 1980, founded by David Mainse, who was president of Crossroads Cristian Communications at the time. Wiley Rutledge was appointed the director of the first few camps. Over the years more and more camps have been founded as Circle Square Ranch continues to grow.

See also

Circle Square

Crossroads Christian Communications

100 Huntley Street

References

Circle Square Ranch - Homepage

Crossroads Christian Communications - Homepage