CAMPERS

Ages 6 and up, from beginners to advanced riders, enjoy the camp. A limited number of campers may bring their own horse or pony.

SUMMER SESSIONS

• May 28 - May 31 (Ages 6-9) SOLD OUT

• June 4 - June 7 (Ages 10-14)

• June 11 - June 14 (Ages 6-9)

• June 18 - June 21 (Ages 10-14)

• June 25 - June 28 (Ages 6-9)

• July 4th week - No Camp

• July 9 - July 12 (Ages 10-14)

• July 16 - July 19 (Ages 6-9)

• July 23 - July 26 (Ages 10-14)

FACILITIES

Situated on 38 acres, EquiPoint Equestrian has created an exceptional learning environment within its beginners’ program.

HORSES

Approximately 14 horses, trained for use in teaching, are stabled at EquiPoint. Each camper is matched with a “project horse” to care for during the one-week session.

DAILY PROGRAM

Campers usually ride once, daily: a riding lesson in the morning or “fun” activity,” trail ride, or games. For mounted lessons, campers are grouped by age. Other activities that round out the day include “theory lessons” to teach campers about the care and handling of horses, crafts, and games.

LUNCH

Campers bring their personal lunch (refrigeration is available). There is a covered picnic area. 

TRANSPORTATION

Parents are responsible for arranging transportation to and from camp. Many find it convenient to form carpools. Campers should arrive between 8:45 and 9:00 a.m. each morning. Please notify the instructor if the camper will be absent or late. Pick-up time is 1:00 p.m.

REGISTRATION & FEE

We can accept 8 campers for each weekly session.

SORRY! We cannot accommodate split/half payment.

The fee for each one-week session is $500 SALE $375

*We will try to accommodate rescheduling based on availability. If that does not work, we will use funds towards lessons or future camps.

We cannot issue refunds

DAILY SCHEDULE

Tuesday– Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 1 p.m.

***Before & After care is available for $15 an hour***

CAMP CURRICULUM

Staff members teach the campers good, basic – and safe – horsemanship. Besides learning to ride, campers learn to:

• Understand the nature of the horse and how to work with it

• Act responsibly in caring for the horse and its equipment

• Practice safety measures on and around horses

Campers gain a solid foundation in the riding basics essential to having a safe and enjoyable time on horseback.

PROPER ATTIRE AND EQUIPMENT

Riding is one of the first activities of the day so campers should arrive ready to ride. Long, ankle-length pants or jeans and boots with a 1” heel (ex: cowboy boot/riding boot) are also required. For non-riding activities, campers may change into shorts and sneakers. Campers should bring plenty of water on hot days.

What to Wear...

• Leggings or loose-fitting jeans

• Paddock Boot is ideal or Boot with a low heel (cowboy boots or athletic shoe are fine)

• Polo Shirt / Shirt with Collar

What to Bring...

• Lunch & Snack

• Water Bottle

• Sunglasses

• Sunscreen

• We provide helmets... (No bike helmets)

• Please have long hair tied back neatly in a low ponytail or braid to ensure proper fit

Options for proper foot ware: Paddock boots

Paddock Boot (Cowboy boot IS allowed) 

Leather Paddock Boot

Amazon Paddock Boot