North Texas Equestrian Center (NTEC) Summer Camp
North Texas Equestrian Center, 1765 Southview Dr, Wylie, TX 75098
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North Texas Equestrian Center Summer Camp offers a weekly summer camp where children and teens can learn basic horsemanship skills. Campers take part in horseback riding lessons, and experienced riders can refine their skills in English riding.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly summer camp sessions in June 2026 from 9 am to 3 pm
North Texas Equestrian Center Summer Camp runs Summer Camp 2026 in four sessions: Session one from June 1–5, Session two from June 8–12, Session three from June 15–19, and Session four from June 22–27, each from 9 am to 3 pm. Each summer camp rider must have an NTEC Release Form on file.
The program’s stated mission is to offer a weekly summer camp where children and teens can learn basic horsemanship skills and experienced riders can refine their skills in English riding, with a commitment to quality, safety, and fun. The stated goal is to develop confident riders of superior ability by offering top-rate training from qualified instructors who take participants’ goals seriously, and to help riders develop a passion that will last a lifetime.
North Texas Equestrian Center is led by owner and head trainer Kai Handt, who is a USDF/USEF Champion and the region’s leading importer of German warmbloods. The facility is a USEF Elite Training Center of Excellence and a US Olympic Certified Training Facility, and it operates a para-lympic sports club. Horseback riding lessons are provided to all ages and all skill sets.
The venue includes a European style stable layout centered around a covered riding arena, room for up to 100 horses, a stable of horses for show and sale, and a full service tack shop onsite. New summer camp participants can use a one-time 10% discount coupon in the tack shop. NTEC serves families from surrounding areas including Allen, Fairview, Garland, Frisco, Plano, Dallas, Sachse, Wylie, Denton, Lucas, McKinney, Murphy, University Park, Highland Park, Flower Mound, Carrollton, Richardson, and Fort Worth.
Families are instructed to have campers come wearing long pants, a t-shirt, and boots with a small heel with rubber soles (no cowboy boots). Each camper should bring a sack lunch, a small snack, and a refillable water bottle. The onsite tack shop carries pants, boots, helmets, gloves, and other items that riders might need.
Testimonials from participants and boarders describe elite-level instruction and guidance from owner and coach Kai Handt, access to well-trained dressage horses, long-term boarding relationships, and positive experiences with the boarding service and horse purchase process.
Last updated July 24, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly summer camp sessions in June 2026 from 9 am to 3 pm
North Texas Equestrian Center Summer Camp runs Summer Camp 2026 in four sessions: Session one from June 1–5, Session two from June 8–12, Session three from June 15–19, and Session four from June 22–27, each from 9 am to 3 pm. Each summer camp rider must have an NTEC Release Form on file.
The program’s stated mission is to offer a weekly summer camp where children and teens can learn basic horsemanship skills and experienced riders can refine their skills in English riding, with a commitment to quality, safety, and fun. The stated goal is to develop confident riders of superior ability by offering top-rate training from qualified instructors who take participants’ goals seriously, and to help riders develop a passion that will last a lifetime.
North Texas Equestrian Center is led by owner and head trainer Kai Handt, who is a USDF/USEF Champion and the region’s leading importer of German warmbloods. The facility is a USEF Elite Training Center of Excellence and a US Olympic Certified Training Facility, and it operates a para-lympic sports club. Horseback riding lessons are provided to all ages and all skill sets.
The venue includes a European style stable layout centered around a covered riding arena, room for up to 100 horses, a stable of horses for show and sale, and a full service tack shop onsite. New summer camp participants can use a one-time 10% discount coupon in the tack shop. NTEC serves families from surrounding areas including Allen, Fairview, Garland, Frisco, Plano, Dallas, Sachse, Wylie, Denton, Lucas, McKinney, Murphy, University Park, Highland Park, Flower Mound, Carrollton, Richardson, and Fort Worth.
Families are instructed to have campers come wearing long pants, a t-shirt, and boots with a small heel with rubber soles (no cowboy boots). Each camper should bring a sack lunch, a small snack, and a refillable water bottle. The onsite tack shop carries pants, boots, helmets, gloves, and other items that riders might need.
Testimonials from participants and boarders describe elite-level instruction and guidance from owner and coach Kai Handt, access to well-trained dressage horses, long-term boarding relationships, and positive experiences with the boarding service and horse purchase process.
Last updated July 24, 2026.
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