Camp Basics

Each camp is 5 days and are generally half day. Summer camps typically start at 8:30 am and go until noon, Mon-Fri. All students are required to wear closed toed shoes appropriate for walking around a farm (sometimes its muddy!) and kids participating in mounted classes are required to wear long pants. Kids do not have to have any previous riding experience to participate in our beginner riding camps.

Summer 2025 Dates

Hot Springs Boot Camp (current students only): June 9-13

Beginner Riding Camp 1: June 16-20

Advanced Riding Camp (invite only): June 30-July 4

Beginner Riding Camp 2: July 14-18

Beginner Riding Camp 3: July 28-Aug 1

Text us here for more information or follow the steps below to register!

Kids get a chance to ride each day of the camp. Mounted activities are geared toward teaching foundational skills through use of obstacle courses, games, and other riding activities.

Daily ground sessions offer a time to learn about other aspects of horse care such as nutrition, health care, leading and ground handling, and more.

Riders will work through the week to complete their camp notebook learning horse colors, breeds, nutrition, and more.

Camps make learning fun by incorporating games that teach about various aspects of horsemanship.

Kids get a chance to have hands on interaction with 5 different species each day. We will have horses, goats, chickens, a donkey and a cow.

Daily educational sessions offer a time to learn about all the aspects of caring for each species such as nutrition, health care, leading and handling, and more.

Kids will have hands on crafts that line up with our daily educational session that they get to take home.

Camps make learning fun by incorporating games that go along with our educational theme for the day!

Sign up for Camp with 3 easy steps!

1. Click “Sign up here” and create a user login and sign up your rider.

2. Once logged on, click “Book a lesson”.

3. Select the start date of the Camp, and then scroll down to activities. Select the camp you are wishing to register for and follow the prompts!

Riders get a chance to ride each day of the camp. Mounted activities are geared toward teaching advanced riding skills, preparing riders for horse shows, rider biomechanics, and more.

Daily advanced ground sessions offer riders a chance to hone and deepen their knowledge of horse breeds, horse anatomy, learn about rider biomechanics and yoga for equestrians, and more.

Advanced campers will get more in depth learning at demonstrations from the farm vet and farrier. They will also learn more in depth about horse health, nutrition, and more.

Campers will learn about all aspects of horse care by participating in hands on learning opportunities by cleaning stalls, barn organizing, pasture care, fence care, feeding, and more.