For Children ages 9 to 14

Day Camps:
Week of July 29th
Week of August 26th
9am to 3pm with flexible drop-off pick-up times!

Science has proven that this curriculum, where horses are the teachers, can help improve the lives of children and at-risk youth! If you want your child to have a ton of fun plus learn life skills that will help them improve communication skills with family and teachers, integrate social circles, conquer anxiety and fears, improve focus, and develop empathy, this program is for you!

Program Objectives:

Starting the Journey
Objective - Building Relationships and Intentions (different personalities).
What are our intentions? How do we build relationships with horses and with people? Are our thoughts and words important?

Circuit Training
Objective - Skill Development
What skills does it take to work with the horse and with the people. What do we need to be aware of to work with our horses? If that approach works with horses, would it work with people? How can we be a leader to our horse and ourselves?

Did I Hear You?
Objective - Articulating and Interpreting Thoughts
Are we really listening and hearing what someone else is saying to us; what makes a good listener; how do people feel when someone is really listening?

Power Within
Objective – Building Confidence
What is self-esteem? Where do you get self-esteem? What does self-esteem look like? Can you see it in other people, and what do other people look like who have self esteem?

Silent Communication
Objective - Body Language
How do we speak without using our voice? How do we speak with our eyes? Can we still be clear without using our voice? Is it important to be strong with our body language?

Communication Rocks
Objective – Active Listening and Articulation
Are we really listening to what others have to say? We need to ask for clarification if we do not understand. We must not anticipate or assume. Communication is key and we must work on it everyday (school, work, home, and life).

Equine Charades
Objective - Listening through Body Language (learning to visually see what horses and people are saying without speaking).
This exercise helps the participants develop observation skills. Watching the big picture. How are we really saying things? We verbalize one thing but our body language says another

It’s All About the Boundaries Objective - Recognizing Boundaries Respecting boundaries and what does that mean? And why do boundaries keep us safe?


Camp day is 9am to 3pm with flexible drop-off and pick-up times. Cost is $99/day, includes lunch on the last day of camp. Drop-off between 8am and 9am and pick-up between 3pm and 4:30pm


Note: $150 deposit to reserve your spot. The remainder of the payment due on the first day of camp


Included in the price: horse rental, arena rental, lesson fee, helmet rental, famous anti-bullying program curriculum, take-home handouts for parents and teachers, other horse related and outdoors activities and supplies for crafts and games throughout the day in-between learning sessions, campfire lunch on the last day of camp


What else will students need: Students will need to have closed toed footwear, suitable for walking in sand and warm enough for the weather. It is recommend that students purchase a properly fitted equestrian riding helmet, however, we do have helmets available for students to borrow for the classes. Students should dress in layers appropriate for the temperatures outside. All lessons will be taught indoors in an insulated arena but we will go outside for activities as well! Bring sunscreen, water bottle, lunch and bug spray.

Please note deposits are non-refundable but we can transfer them to another lesson program or birthday party.