If you missed out on our 2021 summer camps, we would love you to join us this fall for our class lessons!!
Registration ends August 13th!
2021 Summer Camp
Ages 7-15
Level 1
June 7-10 (full) July 12-15 (full)
June 14-17 (full) July 19-22 (full)
Level 2
June 21-24 (full) July 26-29 (full)
9 AM-1 PM $400/ session
Registration begins November 1st!
We offer an educational, hands-on horse camp for children. We have programs for the beginner as well as the advanced equestrian student.
Students will learn the basics of horsemanship, horse safety, care and grooming, and most of all they will have great time. Safety is our ultimate priority! Each session is limited to ensure proper supervision. Side-walkers are available for beginning students until they are able to control their horses. Horses are selected for their gentle personalities. Our safety record is unbroken, and riders leave camp happy and well informed.
Campers will rotate through different learning centers and activities which may include but not limited to: feed programs, tacking (putting equipment on and off horse), washing and grooming, barn chores, identifying parts of the horse and saddle, class work, ground work with horses, a riding lesson, and horse related games.
Level 1: A true beginner with limited or no riding or horse knowledge.
NO prerequisites for level 1 camps.
Level 2: Can tack up, quick groom, and ride independently. Has walked and trotted
unassisted, and can identify parts of the horse and tack.
Prerequisites:
1. CURRENT riding school students who have already completed a level one camp in previous years.
2. Campers who have completed a level 1 camp within the same year.
Students will learn the basics of horsemanship, horse safety, care and grooming, and most of all they will have great time. Safety is our ultimate priority! Each session is limited to ensure proper supervision. Side-walkers are available for beginning students until they are able to control their horses. Horses are selected for their gentle personalities. Our safety record is unbroken, and riders leave camp happy and well informed.
Campers will rotate through different learning centers and activities which may include but not limited to: feed programs, tacking (putting equipment on and off horse), washing and grooming, barn chores, identifying parts of the horse and saddle, class work, ground work with horses, a riding lesson, and horse related games.
Level 1: A true beginner with limited or no riding or horse knowledge.
NO prerequisites for level 1 camps.
Level 2: Can tack up, quick groom, and ride independently. Has walked and trotted
unassisted, and can identify parts of the horse and tack.
Prerequisites:
1. CURRENT riding school students who have already completed a level one camp in previous years.
2. Campers who have completed a level 1 camp within the same year.
Forms due the first day of camp: