Where Worth County Comes Together

The Worth County Classic Rodeo
is more than a night at the rodeo—it’s a celebration of community, tradition, and local pride.

What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. We’re proud of where we’ve been and even more excited for what’s ahead.

Presented by the Sylvester-Worth County Chamber of Commerce, the Worth County Classic Rodeo brings the excitement of the arena to Camp Osborn for an unforgettable experience the whole community can enjoy. From heart-pounding bull riding and fast-paced barrel racing to the sights, sounds, and energy surrounding the arena, it’s a celebration built for Worth County.

Behind it all is the Worth County Rodeo Committee—a team of local leaders and community partners working together to create an event that brings people together, supports our local community, and gives families something exciting to look forward to year after year.

This is our community. Our rodeo. Our tradition in the making.

Local Connection. Local Pride. One Unforgettable Rodeo.

The Home of the
Worth County Classic

Camp Chase S. Osborn is more than the setting for the Worth County Classic—it is a place rooted in generosity, service, and a vision for future generations.

In 1943, former Michigan Governor Chase S. Osborn gifted the entire 810-acre property, which he knew as Jasmine Springs, to the Chehaw Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Originally approached about providing only a small cottage and access to Blue Springs, Governor Osborn instead chose to donate the entire tract of land.

The property began serving as a Scout camp that same summer and was formally dedicated as Camp Chase S. Osborn in January 1950. For generations, the camp has provided a place for young people to experience the outdoors while developing character, leadership, and stewardship.

Today, that legacy provides a fitting backdrop for a new Worth County tradition as Camp Osborn welcomes the Worth County Classic Rodeo.

810 Acres • Established 1943 • A Legacy Built for Generations