Camp Information

Daily Schedule:
​A typical camp day:

8:00 - drop off and check-in
8:30 - groom and tack for lesson 1
9:00 - lesson 1 - technical skills
10:00 - groom and untack
10:30 - snack
11:00 - barn chores
11:30 - learning activity or craft
12:30 - lunch
1:00 - groom and tack for lesson 2
1:30 - lesson 2 - games, trails, or other relaxed ride
2:30 - groom and untack
3:00 - pick-up

Please note - the daily schedule does vary. Some days may have one ride and the second ride is replaced with additional learning activities, games, or water play. 

Weeks Available:
July 6-10
July 13-17
July 20-24
July 27-31
August 3-7
August 10-14
August 17-21
8:30am - 3pm

Pricing:
$250 minimum deposit required to reserve your spot
$400 per week if paid in full before 5/1/25
$450 if paid in full after 5/1/25
There is a $50 discount for signing up for multiple weeks or multiple campers. For example, if you sign up one camper for two July weeks and pay in full before 5/1/25, your payment would be $750. Similarly, if you have two siblings sign up for the same week, the second child is discounted $50 from the total cost.
Deposits are non-refundable. Balance of payment may be refunded if we are able to fill your spot from the waitlist. 

Daily Activities:
In addition to the riding each day, our campers take part in both horse-focused and general camp activities. Some topics we cover are:

• Horse showmanship
• Team bonding games
• Anatomy and basic veterinary care
• Horse breeds, colors, and conformation
• Daily horse care
• Designing t-shirts and picture frames
• Horse jeopardy
• Nutrition and feeding programs
• Jump and obstacle course design
• Tack and equipment care and uses
• Homemade horse treats
• Water games

All riders should come prepared for a full day of riding and activities. They will need a packed lunch, snacks, plenty of water, sunscreen, and insect repellent (if desired).

​Riders are expected to have their own helmet and riding boots. Long pants are required, and riding-specific pants are recommended. Shorts may be changed into during non-mounted activities. No sneakers allowed in barn areas but can be worn during other camp activities. No sandals or flip flops whatsoever.