Horse Camps in Hollis, New Hampshire (Hillsborough County)

Riley's Farm Equestrian Center provides yearly summer camps, clinics, horse boarding, multi-discipline lessons with choice of instructors, 100x140 indoor arena, jumping arena, two double sized round pens, large cross country field with jumps and versatility obstacles, trail riding on and off property... See More

Horseback riding, lessons in the three phases of eventing, trail rides, jumping, arts and crafts, recreational swimming in the summer months. Ages 7+. Some campers have been coming back for over 5 years running, they love being outside and enjoying all of our activities with the horses. Small and personalized. Summer camp requires some riding experience, must be able to walk and trot on your own. Free stabling for your horse.... See More

The barn doesn't have to be a place only for the avid equestrian! Children of all ages can benefit from being outside and learning how to care for horses. Our safe environment and gentle horses offer any camper the best experience possible.

Horse Dayz Summer Camp will take place 5 days a week from 9- 430. Each week will have a different theme related to horses. Campers will ride at 1-2x per day This camp will be geared more for horsemanship and learning all about care for horses. There is a brook on the property for wading in the afternoon on hot days. Fees: $250/week, $160/3days $60/day . Limit 6 campers per day.... See More

Weekly camp sessions run Monday - Friday from 9:30 - 3:30 from June through August.

No experience necessary! All ages and abilities are welcome! No one is too young or too old to join in on the fun!

Each week focuses around a theme. In the past themes have included Disney, around the world, pirates and princesses, and Game show week...but stay tuned for this years schedule! We have designed a program consisting of five Levels in which the campers learn about proper horsemanship and develop their riding skills while they also study horse terminology, history, first aid and more!

On the first day of camp each camper receives a notebook containing all the information they need to learn in order to complete the first level. Both riding and horsemanship goals are set, to be accomplished by the parent show on Friday. Throughout the week the campers practice and study the given skills through games and hands-on experiences.

Each camper is assigned a "horse of their own" for the week. The camper is responsible for the general care of their horse such as grooming, tacking, bathing, watering, and preparing meals. including other additional elements in horse ownership.

On Friday afternoon, the campers present to parents and relatives a riding "show" to music that they have designed to demonstrate what they learned during the week. Following the show is a graduation and goodbye ceremony.

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