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Overview

Equestrian Legacy offers an exciting horse camp for kids ages 7 and up, making it a perfect activity for school breaks. At camp, children enjoy riding lessons, horse care education, and engaging outdoor adventures, fostering a love for nature and animals. These camps not only provide fun and entertainment but also promote physical fitness, responsibility, and confidence in young participants.

What They’ll Learn

Horseback Riding Skills

Horse Care and Grooming

Communication and Teamwork

Environmental Awareness

Safety Practices

Frequently Asked Questions

What age group is the summer camp for?

Camps typically cater to children between the ages of 6 and 16, with specific camps for different age ranges.

Do you need to have previous horseback riding experience to attend the camp?

No, camps typically offer sessions for both beginner and experienced riders. Campers will be matched with horses based on their skill level.

What does a typical day at camp look like?

A typical day may include morning riding lessons, afternoon activities like , arts and crafts, and evening campfire activities. The schedule may vary depending on the assistance

What type of horses are used in the summer camp?

Camps often use well-trained horses that are experienced with kids of varying skill levels. Horses are matched to campers based on their abilities.

What should my child bring to the camp?

Bring appropriate clothing for horseback riding (long pants, boots with heels), a helmet it’s provided), sunscreen, and personal items like toiletries, bedding, and any necessary medications.

Is lunch included in the camp?

At request and extra charge Special dietary needs should be communicated in advance .

Are parents allowed to visit during the camp?

Most summer camps have specific visiting days or final-day events. It’s best to check the camp’s policies on visits.

What safety measures are in place?

Camps should have certified riding instructors and provide helmets and other safety equipment. Campers are supervised at all times, and emergency procedures are in place.