Horse Camps in Granite Bay, California (Placer County)

Discover the joys of owning a horse. 'Own A Horse' Summer Camp offers horse lovers ages 9-16 the opportunity to groom, ride and care for a horse especially chosen for them.Safety skills,Grooming,Stable Management,Tack,Feeding&Nutrition,Stabling,Breeds,Choosing 1st Horse,Basic Vet Care & more are covered.A Tee Shirt and Take Home Handbook is also included. Beginning and Advanced Classes are available. Our 'Fun With Horses' Camp is for ages 6-8 with a maximum of 4 kids with 2 instructors.Specially designed for the younger camper,they learn the basics of horse care and riding them safely.Daily snacks are provided in this introductory class. Camp T Shirts are included. We have been offering Camps for more than 20 years and we have campers return year after year.More info & application available on our website.... See More

SUMMER HORSE CAMP!!
Covered Arena helps with summer heat!
Summer Horse Camp with tons of activities including:
*Learn to Groom, Saddle and Bridle
*Lots of riding time...western or English, navigate an obstacle course complete with bridge, Bareback
Riding
*Learn parts of the Horse, Parts of the Tack, Bathing a Horse, How to Lunge, Showmanship
*Learn horse keeping...cleaning a stall, types of feed and grain.
*Tour the ranch and see our newest baby horse and see the great variety of horse breeds we have on
the ranch....learn about different breeds and the name of the colors of the horses.
*Most camps include a visit from a vet or farrier (horse shoer)
*Swim in our pond with paddle boat
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JUNE 13TH-17TH
JULY 18TH-22ND
AUGUST 8TH-12TH
Camp times are from 8:00-2:00
Ages 5 and up, All levels are welcome and no horse experience is required.
Visit tammymcdonaldtraining.com to download an application or call
Over 20 years experience.... See More

Our Horse Camp offer a break from screens and technology. Kids engage in real-world interactions and build life long memories. Summer horse camp provides not only riding skills but also valuable life lessens.
Whether your child dreams of becoming an equestrian or simply wants to enjoy a summer filled with horse-related adventures, a horse camp provides a unique and enriching experience!... See More

Cedar Ridge Equines strives to offer a safe, educational and fun envioronment for all of our campers and horses. We offer beginner, intermediate and advanced horsemanship camps. We feel that it is very important that all our campers learn a variety of equestrian events and disciplines from English & Western equitation, to dressage & cowboy dressage, to trail riding competitive and recreationally to rodeo events such as barrels, poles, goat tying, and roping. We have quality camp horses avaialble although you are welcome to bring your own horse. All of our instrutors had an extensive background in horses and enjoy working with youth. Campers also work on journaling & equine related crafts throughout the week and we feel it is very important for campers to learn the importance of planning & goal setting. At the end of each camp week campers are able to participate in a horse show or rodeo and parents/family are invited to come and watch!... See More

Pine Trails horse camp is a camp for kids ages 7 to 15 who really want to ride and learn about horses. We ride every morning, take a lunch break, and learn how to care for horses and all about them. Some afternoons we ride some more! We have several levels of camp from beginners to riders learning to compete. We learn everything from saddles and bridles, how to care for our equipment, first aid and, to bathe your horse, and conformation and how it affects what a horse can do. We even have an older CIT camp for experienced kids who want to learn about teaching and training. That camp is called counselor in training and it allows experienced students to not only improve their own skills, but to work with beginners and learn about providing a safe and fun experience for younger kids. Many pony club riders who wanted to advance their training have really enjoyed this camp.... See More

Daily camp activities include caring for the horses and cleaning the stalls, riding lesson and instruction in horsemanship. Campers progress through the skill levels in addition to riding, campers learn about the care of horses, and participate in tacking and grooming them. A fun horseback riding activity is held in the afternoon, such as a relay game, vaulting, a trail ride, or bareback riding. Other activities may include games and crafts.... See More