Full Week And Half Week Specialty Ranch Programs
Equine Adventure
(Ages 9-15; Available select weeks and half weeks)
This program is perfect for your camper that wants to spend the majority of their time at the Ranch! This program includes riding lessons, trail rides and daily chores. In the evenings, your young equestrians will head back to the main camp for evening programming with the rest of their age group.
Advanced Ranch Camp
(Ages 11-15; Available one week in August)
This camp is for those serious young equestrians in your life! It will involve progressive riding lessons, challenges with horses and longer trails. You can also expect for them to experience some clinics from some local equine professionals such as trainers, vets, and equine therapists.
Ranch Day Camp
Ranch Day Camp
(Ages 9-15; Available in one week (M-F) sessions)
Calling all horse lovers! This camp will follow a schedule where your camper will learn the fundamentals of riding and horse care through ground/arena lessons and trail time each day! Pack your lunch, a water bottle, closed toe shoes, jeans, and giddy-up!
Ranch Add-Ons
Lakeview Ranch Camp Add-on
Lakeview Ranch Camp is an option that can be added (for an additional fee)for overnight campers ages 7-9 who are staying for a full week at Lakeview Lodge. They’ll peel off from the rest of their unit and head to the barn in a group for 1.5 hours on each of three days during their week to learn about the animals, help take care of them, and ride in the arena. Lakeview Ranch campers love to share the horse facts they learned, introduce their counselors to the goats, and build friendships with horses and other animal-loving kids!
Trail Ride Add-On
Overnight campers age 9+ who are staying for a week can add a trail ride to their camp experience (for an additional fee). Once during the week (for about an hour) they’ll head up to the ranch with their trail group, get matched with one of our friendly horses, and learn the basics. Our ranch team will lead them in a trail ride through our beautiful woods to see a part of camp not typically experienced on foot. Trail riders love to tell the tales of their adventure and compare favorite horses while on the way back to join their cabin group.
