Horse Camps in Greeley, Colorado (Weld County)

We are so excited to host Horse Camp this summer of 2023! Want to have a day fully devoted to learning and being around the horses? Then you have come to the right place!

During camp, campers will be able ride, groom, saddle, care for their horse for the day, participate in horse-themed games, crafts and more!

Limited spots available so, register now!

Offered for kids ages 6-15

Camp pricing starts at $90+

Discounts
Early Bird - 5% discount off total camp price, if registered before February 1st, 2023 at 8 A.M. MST
Family/Siblings - 5% discount off total camp price

Campers will need to bring their own lunch. Additional snacks will be provided.

Registration form - https://forms.gle/fzhSSJfSSKjFdwc39

Check out our website for sign-up information and additional camp information. Any questions feel free to message us!... See More

2018 Camp Dates have been posted!

At Red Fern Farm, we teach all aspects of horse care and riding. Learn to groom and saddle your own horse, and then go for a ride. Our program emphasizes safety and learning, and having TONS of horsey fun!

We offer lessons in both English and Western riding, and have safe and dependable horses and ponies for all sizes and levels of riders. You do NOT need to have your own horse to participate!

Find more information @ www.redfernfarm.org

Camps will meet from 9am-1pm every Monday - Thursday
$80/single day $300/week session (4 days)
Multiple week discount! Second week is just $250! Discount may not be split between children.

Dates:
Standard Horse Camp
June 11-14
June 18-21
June 25-28
July 9-12
July 23-26
July 30- Aug 2
Aug 6-9

Advanced Camp
July 2-5
Aug 13-16
Enrollment in advanced camp is subject to trainer approval, an evaluation lesson is required for any new campers prior to enrollment. Minimum riding skill requirement is the ability to canter and jump cross poles.

Be Prepared!
Campers should bring a snack or lunch and a water bottle every day. Long pants and closed-toed shoes are required, boots with a one-inch heel are preferred. Helmets are
available to borrow, bike helmets OK too.

Please call to register your child TODAY!


Private and group lessons and
BIRTHDAY PARTIES are also available!

-A day in the life of a pony camper...

-Arrive at the stable and greet the horses

-Lead horses from stalls to grooming areas

-Brush your own horse!

-Take your horse out for a ride

-Learn to control your horse all by yourself

-Take horses out for a shower

-Lead horses back to their homes

-Take a break to eat snacks

-Learn all about horses—colors, breeds ….

-Play some FUN horsey games!

Camps are available for kids 7 - 15 years old

Students are split into riding groups based on ability -
lesson horses are available for all levels from brand
new beginners through advanced jumpers!... See More

Horse Day camp for all horse lovers. Camp includes English, Western, Vaulting, Trail Rides, Showing, Art, Chores, Classroom and Swimming!

The camp is designed to be both an educational and fun experience for youth. Ages 10-15 are invited to participate as an overnight camper and ages 10-18 are welcome as day campers. English and Western riding are welcome during both sessions. Campers are under supervision by counselors and/or instructors during their time at CSU. Housing and meals are provided to overnight campers in a university residence hall on the main campus. Overnight campers also will have transportation between main campus and the B.W. Pickett Equine Center by counselors in University vans. Day campers will be required to provide their own food, transportation, and accommodations while attending the camp. Day campers’ horses will be stalled at the B.W. Pickett Equine Center during the duration of the camp.

The camp will begin on Monday (session 1) or Sunday (session 2) with all camper registration and horse check-in at 2:00 p.m. Overnight campers will be transported to the dormitory at 3:00 p.m. by their parents or the counselors to get settled before attending ice-breaking activities with the day campers back at the B.W. Pickett Center at 4:00 p.m. Each camp day will combine riding lessons and lectures on topics such as safety, grooming, nutrition, and horse behavior. Additional activities are designed to expose campers to other areas of the equine industry and help campers get to know one another. Campers will have an opportunity to swim at the CSU Recreational Sports pool on the main campus at least once during the week. On the last morning, campers will demonstrate their skills for their parents before leaving by 11:00 a.m. to return home.

The riding instructors for the camp will be University faculty supported by assistants and counselors who are experienced riding instructors. Lectures and instruction are provided by CSU Equine Sciences faculty, students, and camp counselors.... See More

Looking for western horse camps for kids near Fort Collins or Wellington? I run a large youth program, including kids' spring & summer camps over school breaks.

All camps run Mon-Fri 9am-2pm with early drop-off & late pick-up available
Fridays feature an in-house show/competition with pizza for lunch!
$100/day, $170/day total for 2 siblings (select sibling add-on while signing up)
We provide horses, helmets, & tack, but students are also invited to haul-in their personal horses.

2024 Spring Break Kids Horse Camp March 11th-15th Ages 10-15

2024 Kids Summer Horse Camp Dates:
June 3-7 Level I Ages 10-16
June 17-21 Level II Ages 10-16
July 1-5 Level I Ages 6-9
July 15-19 Level II Ages 10-16
July 29-Aug 2 Special Camp TBD

Level I camps are split into age groups for junior riders (ages 6-9, who are potty-trained) and youth riders (ages 10-16). They are suitable for new riders & students who are already riding, but not yet independently loping. Level I camps will cover catching, grooming, & saddling. Students will independently ride walk/trot (with some loping for those who are ready). Students will get on-property exposure to a range of riding disciplines, including trail/obstacles and intro to western show & gymkhana events. Fridays feature an in-house western show/gymkhana competition, along with free pizza for lunch!

Level II is for youth riders (ages 10-16) who are comfortable loping (not for new students). Level II camps will include hauling off-property to local trails, prepping for western shows (pleasure, reining, ranch riding), and practicing for gymkhana events. (Handy kids slightly above & below this age range will be happily considered.) Fridays feature an in-house western show/gymkhana competition, along with free pizza for lunch!

Typical Camp Day Schedule
9:00am Arrival
9:15-9:45 Chores (feeding, watering, & mucking)
9:45-10:00 Snack/Water/Sunscreen Break
10:00-11:30 Riding
11:30-12:15 Lunch Break/Free time
12:15-1:00 Riding (or inside craft/game)
1:00-2:00 Craft/Game & Cleanup
2:00pm Pickup... See More

For the summer of 2011, Cappaleigh Riding Academy will be offering 4 camps. The week of camp includes daily riding lessons, horsemanship classes, and horsey arts and crafts. At the end of each week, campers participate in the much loved camp tradition of the Pony Olymipcs full of mounted games and trivia contests. Camp is limited to 8 kids per session to ensure that each child gets individualized attention and lots of time with the horses. Please let us know if you have any questions.... See More

Our certified riding instructor, Ashleigh Hamill, of Front Range Equestrians belongs
to the Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) and is fully insured. Teaches both English and Western seat. Ashleigh is great with kids! She offers several kid's camps a year.... See More

Camp with Cornerstone Farm is designed to teach English riding and stable management skills in a safe, friendly and fun learning environment. Our time-tested program teaches not only horsemanship but also teamwork, confidence and self-reliance. Our knowledgeable staff guide campers to develop new skills, both on and off the horses. Our school horses are trustworthy and kind and come in a variety of sizes and ability levels.
Introduction to Horses and Riding - 6/16-20, 7/7-11
For riders age 7 and up with little or no riding experience. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 9am-2pm. Long pants, sunscreen and a sack lunch needed. Cost $450/wk.
Horse Show Camp - 6/2-7, 7/21-26, 7/28-8/2
For riders age 7 and up with a minimum experience level of walk and trot. Daily riding lessons will focus on preparing riders for a real horse show on Saturday following camp. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 9am-2pm and a horse show on Saturday. Cost is $450/wk plus show fees.
For more information call or visit us on the web at www.CornerstoneFarmLLC.com. Happy Riding!... See More

Get hands-on with horses while you gain experience on how to stay safe and have fun. Enjoy time with the horses, then an hour connecting with nature through fun and educational activities with Majestic View Nature Center staff.

Table Mountain Ranch Summer Horse Camp starts again...June 10th for kids 7 & up. Our horses are here..... waiting to make new friends and join old ones to ride everyday. Our experienced riding instructors are here to make sure you have the best summer camp ever! Ride a horse everyday, 5 days a week. Learn horsemanship skills to last a lifetime. And most important....have fun, fun, fun!... See More

Our Horse Day Camps offers a great summer program for kids 8 & up. Our Week Long, Fun, Day Camps include: Grooming, Anatomy, Arena Lessons, Horse Care, Trail Rides, Tack, Horsemanship Classes and Certificate of Achievement upon completion.
Each rider is assigned there own camp horse for the week!

Guided Trail Rides are available 7 days a week!... See More

DERS Summer Horseback Riding Camp program is located close to Denver in Littleton, Colorado. Horse lovers ages 5-16yrs are divided into sessions according to age and ability. Some sessions available for beginners, and others designed for intermediate and advanced riders. Camp is run by certified CHA professionals, and riders spend the day with patient instructors and peers learning about horses and their care.

Every camper spends the day with horses, including a structured lesson in the saddle. We follow the Certified Horsemanship Association manuals of horsemanship. Just a few of the topics covered include: Equitation, Safety and Horse Care, Anatomy, Breeds - History, Color, Tack - Types, Parts, Cleaning, Horses - Grooming, Bathing, Clipping, Feeding, Cleaning, Injuries and Treatments, and Horse Show Preparation.

Campers should wear long pants for riding, a shirt with short or long sleeves, a certified horseback riding helmet, and hard-soled shoes or boots with a small heel. Bring a hearty, healthy lunch. Our camps include afternoon swimming at the neighboring Normandy Pool, so don't forget a swimsuit and towel!

Mention NEWHORSE.com and receive a FREE Certified Horseback Riding Helmet with your Summer Horse Camp registration this month!
Space is limited, and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, or to register, please contact us! Email: ... See More

Legacy Equestrians purpose is to make our students better riders and smarter horse people. We expect our students to want to ask questions and want to learn how to become better equestrians. We want our students to learn as much as they can, not only from the instructor, but from the horse and other riders as well. We want to fuel the fire of passion for our four-legged friends.

This summer we are offering 3 different weeks of our summer education programs. Each one is a different themed week, catering to different levels of riders. Each program is five days long, Monday through Friday. It starts at 9:30am and concludes at 3:30pm. Each day the students will get to ride twice. The rest of the day is filled with educational activities.... See More

As the official horseback riding stable of Chatfield State Park, Bighorn Stables is a trusted, safe, and reliable provider of horseback riding experiences for all skill levels. We provide guided trail rides, lessons, summer kids day camp with horses, horse boarding, hayrides, birthday parties, and corporate events.... See More

Denver area's most natural horse camp. We stress (and teach) getting to know and understand each horse as an individual. And work with horses in ways that ate natural and understandable to them. No bits or spurs are ever used. Caution: this is Not babysitting with horses. This is an educational experience.... See More