Riding Camps

Spring & Summer Camps

For Kids Ages 8 — 16

All Summer Sessions Are Full

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Our experienced Counselors and Group Assistants take care in matching each horse to the camper’s ability, assuring a safe, positive experience. Our staff enjoys children and creates fun adventures on horseback. We will blaze trails and play games that build lasting relationships with our equine and camper friends.

What to Expect?

Morning camp sessions begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Camp is limited to 20 students per session with a ratio of one counselor and one assistant to every five students. After camp Clinics and Lessons begin at 1:30 and are limited to 5 in the Clinics and 8 in the Lessons. Clinics run Tuesday and Thursday and Lessons Monday, Wednesday & Friday.

What to Wear?

For safety and comfort please wear jeans or suitable long pants. Boots or shoes with a heal are necessary requirements. We provide approved Troxel Equestrian Helmets. Please apply sunscreen to any exposed skin prior to the start of camp.

What To Bring?

Make sure you pack an adequate lunch and snack along with a water bottle. Carrots and Apples are always a welcome treat for the horses.

How Much Does it Cost?

Camp is $225 a session per rider and a $100 non-refundable deposit is required at the time of registration to hold each space. Willow Tree Stables accepts cash check money order and most major credit cards.

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Day campers can continue on into our afternoon riding lesson program or sign up for Willow Tree’s expanded learning where the student can experience a more intimate relationship with the horse. This, two day, Clinic style program is designed to bring a limited number of kids into a deeper understanding of how horses behave and how their behavior is directly related to the way we handle ourselves in their presence. This relationship helps in building confidence in the student that they can then bring to their everyday life experience.