CLOVERLEAF RANCH is a year-round working ranch, whose facilities have been adapted for summer programs of wholesome, enjoyable ranch life for boys and girls. In summertime, Cloverleaf becomes a little bit of the California West of many years ago. 160 acres of oak tree dotted hills and grazing land, Cloverleaf Ranch is the perfect setting for fun. The location is just off Highway 101 at the northern edge of Santa Rosa, only an hour's drive from San Francisco.                                              Directions to Cloverleaf >

CLOVERLEAF RANCH has been a family-owned and operated ranch camp since 1947. The second generation ranch owners, Ron and Ginger DeGrange, have a long-standing commitment to the development of youth, and continue the tradition of quality instruction and program development.

Ron DeGrange has been involved in all aspects of the Cloverleaf camp since 1963. Along with administrative duties, Ron is in charge of the Food Service Program. Ron holds a California Community College credential in physical education and horsemastership.

Ginger DeGrange holds credentials as a French and English instructor, and has been a Horse Science instructor since 1971 at Santa Rosa Junior College. A rider nearly from birth, Ginger has many awards to her credit including Grand National Rodeo Queen in 1963, Sonoma County Rodeo Queen in 1964, and California State Rodeo Princess in 1966.

Shawna DeGrange or known on the ranch as "Charm," has been involved directly with the program since 1999. She has been the camp Director since 2003 and is a third-generation owner/Director. Charm's education was centered around Early Childhood Development and minored in tennis, dance, and horse mastership. She is a certified rifle instructor, Certified Archery Instructor, and heads up American Camp Association's Accreditation Team. Her employment background includes the Southern California Girls, Inc. (Girls, Inc.) , a national program empowering young women to achieve personal success.