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Woodloch Day Camp gives each student responsibility for a horse for the week and includes structured riding lessons, supervised practice rides, and hands-on participation in horse care. Campers take part in Western riding, hunt seat riding, bareback riding, trick riding, demonstrations, group discussions, and trail rides. The week also includes a cookout and ends with a mini-show on Friday afternoons where campers show what they have learned.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
• Schedule: Five-day, week-long day camp sessions from 9:00am to 3:00pm
• Price: A $200 non-refundable and/or non-transferable deposit is due with registration.
Day camps are available for riders of all levels and abilities, and students are grouped by similar ages and abilities. Five-day camps are suitable for young and beginner riders ages 7–16, and advanced five-day camps are offered for qualified riders who have been enrolled in lessons at Woodloch for at least 4–6 months with prior approval from a Woodloch instructor. Students learn about horse care topics such as feeding, cleaning, veterinary care, farrier care, horse breeds, and riding disciplines. A minimum of 8 campers is needed per session, and if a session is canceled due to lack of participants, registered campers can transfer to a different week. ASTM/SEI-approved equestrian helmets are highly recommended for all mounted activities, bicycle, skateboard, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed in riding lessons, Woodloch Stable does not provide helmets, and Troxel helmets are available for sale or special order through the lesson office. The program’s mission is to nurture and inspire communication between horse and rider, to promote safety and fun in all forms of horsemanship, and to support each rider’s journey with their equine partner on whatever path they choose.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 7–16 years old
• Schedule: Five-day, week-long day camp sessions from 9:00am to 3:00pm
• Price: A $200 non-refundable and/or non-transferable deposit is due with registration.
Day camps are available for riders of all levels and abilities, and students are grouped by similar ages and abilities. Five-day camps are suitable for young and beginner riders ages 7–16, and advanced five-day camps are offered for qualified riders who have been enrolled in lessons at Woodloch for at least 4–6 months with prior approval from a Woodloch instructor. Students learn about horse care topics such as feeding, cleaning, veterinary care, farrier care, horse breeds, and riding disciplines. A minimum of 8 campers is needed per session, and if a session is canceled due to lack of participants, registered campers can transfer to a different week. ASTM/SEI-approved equestrian helmets are highly recommended for all mounted activities, bicycle, skateboard, and motorcycle helmets are not allowed in riding lessons, Woodloch Stable does not provide helmets, and Troxel helmets are available for sale or special order through the lesson office. The program’s mission is to nurture and inspire communication between horse and rider, to promote safety and fun in all forms of horsemanship, and to support each rider’s journey with their equine partner on whatever path they choose.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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