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Riding Lessons:
English/ Western/ Jumping/ Dressage We will be running weekly lessons March-October, weather depending. Make ups can be arranged the same week, if requested and time allows or the lesson can be forwarded. Lessons are purchased in packages of 6 at a time. This credit system will allow us to be more flexible according to weather and other cancellations. We can also accommodate riders who are unable to make a weekly commitment, for example (shift work or traveling out of town) We offer Private, Semi-Private, and Group lessons (Max 4 riders). We have lesson horses available or we can accommodate you on your own horse. Supervised Lesson Horse Lease Option: To qualify for a lease option students must be taking a minimum of one lesson a week, they will get to use that horse for their lessons, and get first pick of that horse for shows. Students must be capable of catching, grooming and tacking up safely on their own. This is a great option for intermediate riders to have the chance to work on and practice what they have learned in their lessons (flat only no jumping allowed). See Registration form below for pricing and times available. |
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Daytime Lessons Available Mon-Fri with flexibility for busy schedules fill out the registration form below to get in contact with us about this option.
Horsemanship Lesson Program (8 Weeks) September/ October 2024
(More Info on lesson registration form to sign up) Would you like to improve and learn new horsemanship skills? Would you like to learn how to be a better leader when working with horses and how to get the horse to work with you in partnership? Would you like more skills to work with young or green horses? This spring we will offer this 8 week course starting the middle of April. This course is for anyone who wants to learn some basic groundwork to help improve their working relationship with horses. Please contact us to sign up or for more info. Basic Horsemanship skills 1 Learn basic skills on the ground to create a willing and confident partnership with your horse -cues to relax your horse (head down cue, endotapping) -properly lead your horse on both sides -basic lunging skills -calmly navigating basic obstacles -how horses communicate and how you can influence/communicate with them through your energy and body language -simple lateral exercises on the ground (turn on the forehand/haunches) -basic in hand work |
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*Mandatory for NHR Event show team
May Long Weekend Camp May 17/18/19 2025 (Learn to Event/ Show prep) 3 days Saturday- Monday Cost $300 Theory about eventing covered.
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Summer Camps
Register Early Summer Camps fill up fast, please fill out 2 online forms below. $100 deposit can be E-transfered to [email protected] to secure your spot
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Summer Camps
4-Day Camps (8 kids maximum) dates as follows: $400 each If your not sure which level of camp for your child please ask they will have more fun in the appropriate group, we try to keep friends together, ages similar etc. as we get registrations in. All Camps include 2 riding lessons a day, horsemanship skills/ theory lessons on the ground/ in the classroom, water games, on site petting zoo and some fun arts and crafts. Intermediate Western/ English Flat: No jumping, for students that have ridden for more then 6 months ( can comfortably canter with a group) More time spent on ground pole work, dressage/working equitation exercises, western games, mounted games and trail riding. You don't need to jump to have fun with horses. Learn to Ride/Western/English Flat: looking to learn how to ride, have ridden before and just not ready to jump or prefer western riding. This camp is limited to 6 riders for more one on one support with 2 instructors present and some volunteer helpers. Kids will learn all the basic safety around horses, how to tack up properly, on the ground handling skills and 2 riding lessons a day. Horsemanship Camp: This Camp includes a more in-depth coverage of what we offer in our 8 week horsemanship program compacted over 4 days. There is still 1 riding session per day but more time spent on learning ground work, horse communication, etc.. Jumping Camps: Comfortable cantering, trotting without stirrups, holding a steady two-point jumping position on the flat and ready to start learning to jump ---> jumping under 2.3ft. heights and groups will be adjusted to accommodate different skill levels. Advanced Camp: Is for students that have jumped 2.3ft courses or higher steadily. Has more of an in depth dressage content coverage, and more technical riding mechanics covered. (jumping for at least 6 months in lessons minimum) This camp will be selective entry. Camp Dates: June 26-June 29 Jumping Camp July 2-5 Intermediate Flat Camp July 7-10 Beginner Western/English flat Level July 14- 17 Jumping Camp July 28-31 Advanced Jump Camp 2.6ft+ Aug 19- 22 Horsemanship Camp August 25-28 Jumping Camp ***($100 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your spot and must be received with your registration form to confirm registration. An invoice will be sent within a couple days and balance is due camp start date.) |
Commonly Asked QuestionsAre there lesson Horses Available?
Yes we have over 20 different lesson horses available for students of all levels! Can I bring my own horse? YES! We encourage you to bring your own horse to camp. We do require that they must be up to date on vaccinations, de-worming, and have no signs of illness. Any dangerous or sick horses will be sent home. All horses are kept in a group mixed herd setting in our 80 acre pasture where there is lots of room to move around. We recommend that any own horses are kept in the field, as this is where we ride sometimes. This helps to keep the herd and your horse settled to make the rides more fun. Usually horses are dropped off the day before camp starts to give them a day to settle in. If this isn't your cup of tea no problem, we have lots of lovely lesson horses you are welcome to ride. There is a possibility if space is available of keeping some horses in a private dirt pen. You will need to supply your own feed and ride one of our horses when riding out in the field for safety. As we ride multiple times a day sometimes you will be riding lesson horses as well as your own, as to not wear them out. What should I bring to Camp?
Do I Have to stay the night? No, you are not required to stay the night. You can stay and participate in the campfire/games in the evening and get picked up before bed, or go home at the normal time in the afternoon. Totally up to the comfort level of the participant. We don't mind, sleeping over isn't for everyone, we understand. :) |
Adult Camp +16 years or Older Only
This camp runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily, on a weekend. Adult camp is always based on the skill level of the participants and may include jumping, dressage, games, and trail rides. The choice of what to focus on is left up to the group. Mostly, this weekend is about having fun with horses and getting away for a weekend from your busy working life.
August 2,3,4 $300 for the August Long Weekend (Saturday, Sunday, Monday)
August 30, 31, September 1st . $300 for the September Long Weekend (Saturday, Sunday, Monday)
