Thank you for making plans to attend the dedication of the Leadership Adventure Course this Thursday, June 3 at Rock Springs Ranch!

10:00 a.m. - Parking and Registration 

10:30 a.m. - Dedication

11:00 a.m.  - Demonstration of Leadership Adventure Course

11:30 a.m. - Farewell 

Attire: The dedication will take place outside. Wear comfortable shoes and your favorite 4-H camp attire! 

Health & Safety Protocol:  The health and safety of campers, guests and staff is our highest priority. The Kansas 4-H Foundation monitors health guidelines provided by the CDC, KDHE, KSRE, local health departments and the American Camp Association. Current guidelines state that masks are optional when outdoors. Handwashing & sanitation stations are available to guests. 

In the case of inclement weather, the dedication will be moved to Heritage Hall in Spencer Auditorium.  In case of a move indoors, Foundation and RSR staff encourage guests to determine their level of comfort relative to COVID safety. Masks are strongly encouraged for all non-vaccinated individuals, and Spencer Auditorium allows for physical distancing. 

We look forward to celebrating the achievements of youth philanthropists and honoring the generosity of donors who contributed to the construction of the new Leadership Adventure Course! 

Directions to Rock Springs Ranch, State 4-H Center, 1168 K-157 Highway Junction City, KS 66441

From Wichita Area: Take I-135 north. Take exit 33 (north of Newton) to US 50. Travel 26 miles north. At the junction of US 50 and US 77, take US 77 north past Herington to K-157 Highway. Turn left and follow K-157 Highway 4 miles west and south to the entrance of Rock Springs.

From Kansas City Area: Take I-70 west. From the exit of I-70 and US 77 (exit 295) travel 8 miles south on US 77. Turn right on to K-157 Highway. Follow K-157 4 miles west and south to the entrance of Rock Springs.

You're invited to celebrate youth philanthropy! 



Health & Safety Information

The health and safety of campers, guests and staff is our highest priority. The Kansas 4-H Foundation monitors health guidelines provided by the CDC, KDHE, KSRE, local health departments and the American Camp Association.
 
Please check back closer to the event for the latest health and safety information for the event. We will also be sending an email to all those who plan to attend a few days prior with updated information. 

Meet the Youth Philanthropy Ambassadors!

These Kansas 4-H members were selected as the 2020 National 4-H Conference Delegates for Kansas. Like many other events with the COVID-19 health concerns, the conference was canceled. Determined to not let the year stop them from making an impact, these six leaders joined together and created the Endorse the Course challenge for Kansas 4-H Clubs to contribute to the new Leadership Adventure Course.


Annika, Riley County

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"I'm SO excited about this new ropes course at Rock Springs Ranch! Not only will it be something I can try out, but something my siblings and maybe even my future kids can enjoy! Join me and Endorse the Course! "

Blakely, Sunflower District

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"Hey Kansas 4-H! I'm excited to be working on the adventure course with my team meeting. We can't wait to see youth enjoy it! Join me and Endorse the Course!"

Korben, Meade County

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"I can't wait to watch youth have a blast on the new ropes course. This is the future of Rock Springs Ranch! Join me and Endorse the Course!"


Lexi, Cottonwood District

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"I'm excited to take on the ropes course adventure with campers and delegates at future 4-H events. Join me and Endorse the Course!"

Madeline, Pratt County

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"The leadership adventure course is exciting for Kansas 4-H. I know we will come together and reach our goal by May 1st! Join me and Endorse the Course!"

Rachel, Midway District

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"What's up Kansas 4-H! We are currently fundraising for a high ropes course for Rock Springs Ranch. I am super excited about what this brings to Kansas 4-H. Join me and Endorse the Course!"