Military Adventure Camp

Since 1909!

The Military Adventure Camp is operated by the U.S. Army Cadet Corps (USAC), a nation-wide organization with a heritage that goes back to 1909. No other program is better suited to run realistic, challenging and safe camps like USAC!

  • Since 1909!

    The Military Adventure Camp is operated by the U.S. Army Cadet Corps (USAC), a nation-wide organization with a heritage that goes back to 1909. No other program is better suited to run realistic, challenging and safe camps like USAC!

  • Martial Arts Training

    Cadets learn TACMAP (The Army Cadet Martial Arts Program) while attending our programs. TACMAP is based on military Jukaikido and mixed martial art with heavy influences from Judo and Jujitsu.

  • Realistic and Challenging

    Cadets tackle obstacle courses, rappel towers and marksmanship ranges as part of Basic Cadet Training.

  • Not all Fun and Games

    In addition to tough training, our Cadets learn the basics like making their beds with hospital corners, and cleaning up after themselves once meals are over.

  • Through Thick and Thin

    Our Cadets are tried and tested when they come to us in the summer and bonds that last for years are formed.

Enroll Today

READY TO SIGN-UP? Click the link below to download our Initial Enrollment Form. Use that form to save your spot for this summer! The Initial Enrollment Form has dates and prices for this summer and instructions on how to submit it.

Download Initial Enrollment Form

Information Packet

FIRST TIME VISITING THIS SITE? Click the link to read the Information Packet! This document includes information on the U.S. Army Cadet Corps, our facilities and all our Military Adventure Camp programs. This document has dates and prices for Summer 2013.

Download Information Packet

About Military Adventure Camp

Yes, we are still enrolling for this summer! Fill out the Initial Enrollment Form to secure your spot.

Our program is a coed Military Summer Camp focused on U.S. Army Career Exploration, and is intended for young people ages 13-18 who have a motivated interest in a possible career in the military. Our programs are both realistic and challenging.

Our programs are run out of the National Cadet Training Center in Millersburg, Kentucky by the U.S. Army Cadet Corps. We do accept foreign citizens with the proper documentation. We are not a correctional camp for juvenile delinquents.

The Military Adventure Camp is ran by the U.S. Army Cadet Corps (USAC) an organization with 100+ years of heritage. 1000+ young men and women have attended the Military Adventure Camp over the last 10 years.

If instead of just a summer camp you are also interested in a residential 6th-12th grade military school you can visit the website for Forest Hill Military Academy also located in Millersburg, KY. GoForestHill.com

  • OUR PROGRAMS

Cadet Ranger School

Three weeks of tough challenges both physical and mental. This course is for Cadets that have completed the Cadet Ranger Challenge. This is the second half of our Cadet Ranger programs, do you think you can handle it?

Basic Cadet Training + Cadet Military Police Academy

4- weeks. After earning the title of Cadet you’ll take on two weeks of our Cadet Military Police Academy, to learn about the real-world responsibilities and challenges of serving as a law enforcement officer within the military. CMPA focuses on both domestic and deployed roles of an MP, as well as law enforcement career opportunities after military service.

Cadet Joint Service Honor Guard Academy

CJSHGA is a unique, first-of-its kind program that will give you a solid foundation in honor guard training.

You will receive exciting and practical hands-on opportunities for two weeks, including extensive training to US military honor guard standards in standing manual, firing party, flag folding and all color team movements. There is nowhere else you can receive this training!

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MISSION STATEMENT

“To instill in Young Americans through a multi-faceted Army Cadet program which is physically and mentally challenging and rewarding, the importance of national pride, service to others and maintaining a drug-free and gang-free lifestyle.”

Questions?

please call our Admissions Officer; 1LT Joseph M. Land, Jr.

Available 10am-6pm EST Mon-Fri at:
Ph:  (859) 484-2110 / Skype Name: ltjosephland
Fax: (859) (859) 484-2105 / camp@armycadets.org