Seasonal — next session not currently posted
Horse Camp
Horse Camp is the focused riding path: small groups, hands-on care, practical preparation, and meaningful time with horses on the farm and trail.
At a glance
Seasonal — next session not currently postedThe latest camp finished August 12. Future day or overnight dates should be treated as available only when the farm announces them.
- Availability
- No future Horse Camp date is currently published.
- Best for
- New and experienced young riders who want a small, horse-centered program.
- How it works
- Day camps cover care, grooming, handling, tacking, riding, and trails. Overnight Horse Camp is a separate seasonal program.
- First step
- Share the rider’s age, experience, confidence, goals, and preferred timing.
Start with the rider.
A message starts the conversation; it does not reserve a date until the farm confirms the fit and practical plan with you.
- Send this first
- Share the rider’s age, experience, confidence, goals, and preferred timing.
- What the farm will confirm
- The latest camp finished August 12. Future day or overnight dates should be treated as available only when the farm announces them.
- What happens next
- The farm replies with current availability, fit, and any remaining details that need agreement before the plan is confirmed.
The horse comes before the ride
Camp can begin with catching, grooming, checking tack, learning parts of the horse, and preparing safely. Riding makes more sense when campers understand the daily care around it.
What sessions may practice
The mix depends on the announced camp and the riders in it. Beginners can start with the basics while experienced campers build confidence and often help younger riders.
- Grooming and daily horse care
- Tacking, handling, and barn safety
- Mounted skills and trail riding
- Teamwork, responsibility, and confidence
Day camp and overnight camp are different
Day camps focus a single day around horsemanship. Seasonal overnight camp is a separate multiday experience that may add deeper trail work and evening activities. Each announcement states what is actually included.
Rider fit matters
Share the rider’s age, experience, comfort around horses, goals, and any relevant needs. The farm will confirm whether a current session is the right match.
Limited dates keep it personal
Recent sessions have been intentionally small and have filled quickly. Use current dates for verified openings rather than relying on an older flyer or post.
Start with the rider.
Share the rider’s age, experience, confidence, goals, and preferred timing.