CAMP SIGN-UP
All Camp Students are given proper direction in English-style riding by seasoned equestrian professionals. All beginner riders will have a personal helper while in the saddle, plus their main instructor. We focus on exercises to improve balance and coordination, which helps them become independent as riders. In addition to riding, campers learn horsemanship and what it means to care for a horse.​
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Summer Camp 2025 Sign-ups are available!
Dates:
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June 9–June 13
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June 16–June 20
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June 23–June 27
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June 30–July 3 (Short Week: Full Day $780 | Half Day $600)
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July 7–July 11
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July 14–July 18
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July 21–July 25
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July 28–August 1
Camp Details:
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Full Day: $975/week | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
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Half Day: $750/week | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Single Day (Full): $195/day
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Single Day (Half): $150/day
How to sign up:
1. Hit the link above.
2. Go to make a booking.
3. Make an account.
4. Then email us to help set up the date you want.
Our days are structured for optimal exposure to the horses and ponies, while assuring the campers understand the safety protocols. Your child will receive a solid foundation in proper riding technique in a fun and creative environment.
Some examples of what they will learn:
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Basic Horsemanship, leading, grooming and tacking-up of their horse or pony.
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Barn safety and basic horse health management.
Horse behavior: how to understand what your horse is saying.
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Proper mounting and dismounting. How to hold the reins and sit on a horse properly.
Progressing to two point and learning to post the trot.
Obstacle practice: how to steer over poles and walk around cones.
They will also learn: different riding disciplines, breeds, colors and parts of the horse.
Age Groups & Riding Levels
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Beginner to Intermediate Riders:
Campers will learn "hands-on" horse care, including tacking up, grooming, feeding, and handling horses safely. Lessons will be tailored to the rider’s skill level. -
Intermediate to Advanced Riders:
For those comfortable at a canter and jumping low fences, activities include advanced flatwork, show prep, lunging, and grooming techniques. Lessons will be grouped by experience.
Suggested items: ASTM/SEI Certified riding helmet Riding pants Half chaps Riding boots or smooth 1 1/2inch heel boot (No hiking boots!)
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We do offer complimentary use of our boots and helmets, but have a limited supply!
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Long comfortable pants please, shorts are not allowed when riding
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Knee high or long socks
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Campers will need a packed Lunch, snacks and a refillable water bottle
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Sunscreen
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Sun hat (We are outside most of the time)
WHAT TO BRING: