Horse Camps in Fayetteville, Tennessee (Lincoln County)

Midland Farms camp is available to children ages 7-18 whether they have their own horse or not. Children with their own horse would be allowed to bring their horse. Students without a horse are welcome to use the horses provided. We also have helmets for them to wear. The students will all have the opportunity to learn safe horsemanship, how to properly lead and care for horses, how to work through a trail course, and have fun riding and socializing with other campers. We have two Spring Break camps and two Summer camps scheduled please check our website www.midlandfarms.net to get the dates.... See More

Kids age 6-18, learn safety, ground work, horse care, riding, lot's of FUN, come join us!! Call for time's and price!! Camp's fill up fast, so CALL TODAY!

"Painted Key" Summer Horse Camp

Gait Keeper Farm partnered with Painted Moon Farm.

Campers will spend their day riding and learning about horses and ponies. Each camper will ride up to twice a day. Other activities include learning about daily care, the anatomy of the horse, breeds, colors, demonstrations from professionals, lunch, crafts, river stomping and much more. Our camp goal is to educate while having fun with our horses and friends. Your child will enjoy their day filled with pony fun!

Hosted at Gait Keeper Farm. GKF is a boutique full service barn geared towards hunters and jumpers from new beginners to Grand Prix show jumping. GKF's goal is to develop confident, quality horses and confident correct riders.

CAMP DATES:

JUNE 1ST - 4TH
JULY 6TH - 9TH
AUGUST 3RD - 6TH

Time: 9AM - 3PM

Camp options are from true beginners to the most advanced.

We have instructors and counselors that can meet your child at his or her level and make their experience here at camp awesome. There is a low instructor to counselor to camper ratio. Supervision and safety is our main concern.

Example of daily activities
9:00 Introductions, meet horses and a devotional
9:30 Groom and Tack up
10:30 Riding
12:00 lunch and river time
1:00 Games on horseback or craft
2:00 Groom horses and clean stalls
3:00 Popsicles and Parents. Let's cool off and call it a day!

CAMPERS WILL RIDE UP TO 2 TIMES A DAY!

While this is a very basic layout, it will give you an idea of how we spend our day.

Campers requirements:
•Wear long pants and a tee-shirt (no tank tops)
•Have paddock boots or appropriate shoe. No hiking boots or tennis shoes ( bring a pair of shoes you can get wet; old sneakers or crocks: water shoes are only for down by the river)
•You are encouraged to bring your own helmet if you have one. If you do not have one, the farm has helmets available for use. Bike helmets ARE NOT allowed.
•Bring lunch packed in a cooler and a water bottle with name on it and a towel.
•Bring a pair of shorts and sun screen.
•If you have long hair please wear it tied back in a ponytail or braid.

Cost: $350.00 A deposit/application fee of $50 must accompany this registration form(s) in order for your space to be reserved. The $50 deposit/application fee is non-refundable and will be applied to the total amount due for the camp selected below. The remaining camp fee is due on or before the first day of camp. You may make a Paypal direct deposit and email your form to or make checks payable to and traditional mail to:

Painted Moon Farm

4066 Arno Road

Franklin Tn, 37064





Camp 1 (June 1-4) Camp II (July 6-9) Camp III (August 3-5)



Gait Keeper Farm

4175 Trinity Road
Franklin Tn 37067



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Family Orientated All Age Huntseat & Western Riding Program. Lighted Arena & Round Pen, Obstacle Coarse, Jumps, Day Camps, Equine Assisted Learning & Therapy. Show Team Options, Horseback Birthday Parties, Boarding & Training, Equine Hotel with Air BnB & more... See More

Celebrating 22 yrs of camp! Great horses and staff in a caring and supportive educational venue.

It's horses, horses, horses from sun up til' sun down. At the Tennessee International Guest Ranch,each camper receives their 'very own' horse according to skill level and for the entire camp. Only twelve campers, ages 8-15, are accepted per session. Our unique camp offers your student professional training with their own personal riding instructor in Hunter/Jumper and Western riding and roping. Camp includes a variety of horsemanship programs and trail rides daily, pre-vet courses and science labs which include administering shots and taking blood from a live horse, daily Bible study, riverside saddlebag lunches or dinners on the trail, sing-a-long camp fires and memories they will cherish forever. Choose a one or two week session, with the two week session allowing students to achieve a more advanced level of riding. Camps run during the month of July.... See More

There's a lot of HORSIN' AROUND here at the Tennessee Guest Ranch because each National Horse Camper receives his or her 'very own' Guest Ranch Horse at check in...for the duration of their stay! This horse will become your child's faithful companion during their National Horse Camp adventure! This one or two week long program is a 'horse power' experience your kids will never forget! With only 10-12 campers allowed per session, parents can rest at ease and know that each child will receive all of the personal attention they need during their stay at our Tennessee Guest Ranch.

Students spend hours upon hours in the saddle under the direction of well-trained equestrian instructors. Whether it’s Hunter/Jumper Lessons, Western Trail Riding, Drill Team Performances, or Bareback Games campers always have a blast all while improving their horsemanship skills each time they mount their trusty steeds! Young Equestrians at the Tennessee Guest Ranch learn about horses from the ground up! While learning and caring for their horse daily, participating in feeding and nutritional programs, hoof care and farrier education and medical care...each horse lover will also learn all about what the Bible has to say about horses and all of God's magnificent creation surrounding the Ranch!

Veterinary Science is a critical component of this incredible program! Each young equestrian will acquire an enormous "in depth" knowledge of veterinary science and animal husbandry. For the serious horse enthusiasts who are considering becoming a veterinarian, there's even more to learn in our pre-veterinarian courses! Learn how to give shots, check for parasites, pull blood, administer medications, treat and prevent leg injuries, and lots more!

Evening time brings mounted fun, bareback games, cook outs, marshmallow roasts, night time swims, and a Southern Bell Etiquette Dining Course!

For this year's National Horse Camp session dates, price, or registration packet, please Pony Express your E-mail and contact us TODAY!... See More