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Camp is an great first experience into the world of horses. We'll spend time grooming and learning how to have fun and be safe around the farm. If you or your rider is nervous about their first time riding at camp you can schedule a riding lesson before hand to see the farm, meet the horses and ride.

Our instructors have decades of experience introducing children to horses and just as importantly our horses & ponies have been specially selected as calm caring teachers as well.

All horseback riding experience levels and abilities are welcome. New and returning campers will have an opportunity to ride with coaches that promote skill progression. Our plan this week at camp is to continue working toward your child's riding goals and to have everyone recognize their hard work and success.

Camp activities are geared toward kids that ambulate indpendently and demonstrate behaviors such as patience, taking turns, sharing and following directions.

Campers need to...

• have the physical ability to ride a tricycle, but do not need to have ever done so.
• have the ability to use the restroom and wash their hands independently.
• have the communicative ability to express pain and ask for help related to feeling discomfort. (ex: verbal, sign language, or your non-speaker's prefered method of communcation or AAC. Electronic devices are welcome and will not bother the horses. Activity specific velcro cards and photos are provided for those who would like them.)
• We do not have a nurse. We can not provide or assist your child with medications other than an EPIPEN.
• A 1:1 staff person can be arranged for your child in advance for an additional $100.

Your registration paperwork will include physician forms as well as forms for you to share info about your rider. If you have questions or you'd like to share more information to help make camp the best week of the summer please call or email.

Not sure if camp is the best fit? Weekly riding lessons might be more their style.

• Clothes for riding: Long pants, closed toed boots with smooth soles or very little tred or tennis shoes
• Clothes for playing games: Shorts and tennis shoes are fine
• Sunscreen
• Water bottle
• Snacks and/or lunch if full day camper

We have helmets and boots for riders to borrow.

Things to consider if you are thinking about buying...

• Helmets and boots are safety gear not fashion, they must fit to do their job. Do not buy used helmets.
• Do not buy items to "grow into".
• Do not let your rider wear their new items before your instructor checks them over. You and your rider will be so sad if you need to make a return.

40% of our riders are guys.

Part of the camp experience is the freedom to be a kid with other kids. If you need to stay, you may remain in your car. The parking lot has a great view of the pastures. Maybe someday we'll have a parent camp. We do invite adults to watch weekly riding lessons that you can schedule before or after your camp week.