Complete Equestrian

Complete Equestrian, 1750 East Douglas Road, Fort Collins, CO 80524

mapComplete Equestrian, 1750 East Douglas Road, Fort Collins, CO 80524

About

Complete Equestrian offers summer camps, Schools Out Camps, group and private lessons, and adaptive/therapeutic riding. Summer camp days include riding, art, education, horse activities, games, chores, lunch, and swimming, and Schools Out Camps include riding, art, education, games, and chores. Group and private lessons teach English and Western riding, and lesson horses, tack, and helmets are available at no additional cost.

Programs

  • Summer Camps — Young Riders ages 5-8; Junior Riders ages 9-12; CIT ages 13-16; page also says campers from age 3 through adults · Summer sessions; daily itinerary 9:00 am-4:00 pm · No prior horse experience is necessary. Age-based groups are not ability-based. Extended hours are offered for an additional fee.
  • Schools Out Camps — Young Rider 5-8; Junior Rider 9-12; CIT Rider 13-16 · When Poudre School District is not in session; daily itinerary 9:00 am-4:00 pm · Campers have their own horse for the full week. They are taught based on ability level.
  • Group and Private Lessons — ages 3 through adults · Teaches English and Western riding. Lesson horses, tack and helmets are available at no additional cost.
  • Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding — Taught by a PATH Certified therapeutic riding instructor. Scholarships are available. Requires prior approval.

At a glance

  • Ages: 3–18 years old
  • General schedule: Summer camp daily itinerary: 8:40-9:00 drop off and check in; 9:20-3:40 rotations between riding, art, education, horse activities, games, and chores; 12:00 pm lunch and swimming; 3:40-4:00 pm popsicle, pick up and check out. Schools Out Camp daily itinerary: 9:00-9:15 drop off and check in, warm ups and stretching; 9:30-3:45 rotations between riding, art, education, games and chores; 12:00 pm lunch; 3:45-4:00 popsicle and pick up.

About the provider

Complete Equestrian was founded in 2009 and is led by Manager and Head Coach Nicole Rau. Its mission statement lists safety, having fun, learning with horses, and building confidence and equine knowledge. The program says it offers need-based scholarships to all of its programs, and in 2022 it expanded to offer adaptive riding. It also says adaptive riding is taught by a PATH Certified therapeutic riding instructor, and its credentials include PATH Certified therapeutic riding instructor and USEF Pathways instructor.

Last updated September 5, 2026.

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