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Eagle Mount Bozeman Big Sky Kids

Eagle Mount Bozeman

Bozeman, Montana - Gallatin County

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Bozeman

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Provider overview

Big Sky Kids by Eagle Mount Bozeman offers oncology summer camps for youth with cancer ages 5-23 and their families, plus a spring family ski weekend.

Eagle Mount Bozeman runs Big Sky Kids, oncology camps for youth with cancer and their families, started in 1985.

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Ages
Youth with cancer ages 5-23 and their families
Season
Summer camps, with a spring family ski weekend
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Eagle Mount Bozeman Big Sky Kids

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Big Sky Kids oncology camps

Summer oncology camps for youth with cancer and their families, with recreation, medical support, and a spring family ski weekend.

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Youth with cancer ages 5-23 and their families
Season
Summer camps, with a spring family ski weekend
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Jun 3, 2026
Why this is listed
Eagle Mount Bozeman's Big Sky Kids, begun in 1985, provides oncology camps for youth ages 5-23 going through cancer and their families, offering several summer camps each year plus a family ski weekend in spring.
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Big Sky Kids oncology camps

Eagle Mount Bozeman's Big Sky Kids, begun in 1985, provides oncology camps for youth ages 5-23 going through cancer and their families, offering several summer camps each year plus a family ski weekend in spring.

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What the provider says: The source names Big Sky Kids, oncology camps, youth and families going through cancer, ages 5-23, summer camps, and a family ski weekend.

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What we found: Eagle Mount Bozeman's Big Sky Kids, begun in 1985, provides oncology camps for youth ages 5-23 going through cancer and their families, offering several summer camps each year plus a family ski weekend in spring.

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