Double J Riding Club Camps

Double J Riding Club Camps offers Horse Camps, Tiny Rider Lessons, Riding Lessons, Shareboarding, the Interscholastic Equestrian Team, Farm Programs, Farm School, Parent-tot classes, Junior classes, Youth classes, Preschool Farm School: Little Ducklings, and Preschool Farm School: Little Seeds. The programs include riding, grooming, farm activities, animal care, ecology, sensory learning, music, games, art, imaginative play, stories, purposeful play, discovery, science, agriculture, and art techniques.

Programs

• Horse Camps — 5-13 years old · Summer 1-day camps on select Fridays; summer week-long camps; fall/winter/spring 1-day camps on select holidays · $120–$600 per day
• Tiny Rider Lessons — 3-6 years old and up; suitable for children ages 3-7 years old · April-October on select dates; ongoing weekly lessons Monday-Friday prior to 3 pm · $40 per session · 30-minute lesson on the outdoor track with grooming and riding time.
• Riding Lessons — 6 years old and up for private and semi-private lessons; 7 years old and up for group lessons · Year round; private and semi-private Monday-Friday prior to 3 pm, April-October weather permitting, and all day Sunday-Saturday; group lessons Monday-Friday after 4 pm and all day Saturday and Sunday · $55–$65 per class · Private, semi-private, and group lessons are offered.
• Shareboarding — Riders must be in intermediate or advance lessons · Friday morning and Sunday · $215 per month · Shareboarding is for riders who are in intermediate or advance lessons.
• Interscholastic Equestrian Team — 4th-12th grade or over the age of 21 · Lessons begin in the spring and shows begin in the fall; team forms every March · $1,095 per session · Riders must know how to walk, trot and canter in an english saddle.
• Farm Programs — ages one and up · Year-round · Classes and programs focus on animals, plants, ecology, sensory learning, and hands-on activities.
• Farm School — 2025-26 enrollment is open for children ages 3 to 15 · Year round · Year round, elective-based academic support for homeschool families or children away from school.
• Parent-tot classes — 1-4 · Year-round · Created for littlest adventurers and focus on sensory learning, music, games, art, imaginative play and stories.
• Junior classes — 3-7 · Year-round · Hands-on programs that allow children to learn through purposeful play and discovery.
• Youth classes — 5 and up · Year-round · Hands-on learning with deeper focus on animal care, science, agriculture, and art techniques.
• Preschool Farm School: Little Ducklings — 2.5-4 years old · School year Fall 2026/Spring 2027; summer 2026 Monday and Fridays · Children explore a different animal group while building early learning foundations in letters, numbers, shapes, and colors.
• Preschool Farm School: Little Seeds — 3-4 years old · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from September 14, 2026 to May 14, 2027 · Program for preschoolers and full-time homeschoolers to explore, observe and learn through nature on the farm.

At a glance

• Ages: 1–16 years old
• Price range: $40–$1,095
• Current session: Little Ducklings Fall 2026/Spring 2027 (Sep 14–May 13, 2027); Little Seeds Fall 2026/Spring 2027 (Sep 14–May 14, 2027); Tiny Animal Adventures Fall 2026/Spring 2027 (Sep 16–May 12, 2027)
• General schedule: Summer 2026 single day camps every Friday June-August and weeks of August 17 and 24; summer 2026 week-long camps every week June 1-August 11; before care 8:00-camp start time; after care camp end time-5:00 pm
• Facility hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

About the provider

Double J Riding Club was founded by Cindy Johnson in 1999. The leadership team includes Cindy Johnson, Haley Johnson, Kathy Jachymczyk, Ryan Cunningham, Sara Parks, Lisa Ostrego, Brett Graves, Grace Seter, and Natalie Connolly. The mission statement says Double J Riding Club is committed to offering safe, educational and enjoyable classes both on and off the horse. The program also offers community group field trips, birthday parties, craft workshops, scout badge opportunities, homeschool courses, and field trips, and it welcomes schools, daycares, camps, co-ops, churches and more.

Last updated August 21, 2026.