Located halfway between Banning and Idyllwild in the San Jacinto mountains on Hwy 243 at 5,100’ elevation, Skyland Ranch covers more than 190 acres in the transition from chaparral to pine forest. The history of Skyland Ranch from transitional land for native inhabitants to early private apple ranch through the dedication of the property to use as a Girl Scout camp beginning in 1951 the beauty and diversity of the property continues to be evident. Currently the property can house a little over 100 guests in a variety of rustic cabins. Campers can participate in archery, summer horseback riding, ropes course, fencing and much more. We also present educational experiences including environmental education, career exploration, makers space in our US Bank Environmental Learning Lab and maker’s space.
Future plans include the growth of capacity for guests and staff and dedicated program areas such as a horse barn and riding area, native garden, music garden, visual and performing arts center, ranch house, leadership training center, museum, nature center and canoeing and kayaking lake.
Archery
Low Ropes
Horseback Riding
High Ropes
Campfire
And More!
