Join us for a week of fun, friendship, and horses! Campers will develop real skills in the arena and on the ground. Each day includes riding sessions as well as ground activities like grooming, bathing, and learning how to braid manes and tails with ribbon. Campers are grouped based on similar riding experience, making this camp perfect for both beginners and more experienced riders. Riding takes place in the arena for about one hour each day (no trail rides) and focuses on learning to steer, stop, turn, and walk/trot independently. The rest of the day, campers will spend time on the ground with horses—gaining a deeper understanding of what it’s like to own and care for one. This is a great opportunity for campers to bond with the horses, enjoy the outdoors, and build lasting friendships with fellow horse lovers. This is a drop-off camp. Parents do not stay during camp sessions. However, families are invited to a performance on Friday at 1:30pm! It’s a great chance to see what their camper has learned, take pictures, watch your child ride, and meet the horse they've worked with during the week. What to Wear & Bring: Closed-toed shoes (no flip-flops!) Clothing suitable for both indoor and outdoor barn activities in all weather Sunscreen, hat, and bug spray Water bottle Nut-free bag lunch and snacks ASTM/SEI certified helmets are provided. Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.

Campers will enjoy a hands-on introduction to horses at Boulder Pointe! Participants will have the opportunity to ride a real horse in a safe, enclosed arena, meet several different horses, and learn basic grooming skills—all with a strong emphasis on safety. In addition to the equestrian activities, campers will complete a fun art project and make special horse treats to feed their new four-legged friends. Activities are organized into rotating stations to keep everyone engaged and excited. Parents are encouraged to walk alongside their child while they ride and are welcome to take photos during the experience. The class fee includes one parent/guardian and one child. Please note: A parent or guardian must remain with their child at all times. What to Bring: Sneakers or boots (closed toe and heel) Long pants and layers appropriate for the weather Water bottle ASTM/SEI-certified riding helmets are provided. Camps are held rain or shine, as the facility includes both an indoor barn and indoor riding arena. Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.

Step into the boots of a real horse lover and enjoy a hands-on barn adventure! Campers will experience everyday life at the barn with daily riding, grooming, feeding, and caring for the horses—including bath time and learning how to braid manes and tails with ribbon. Each day brings time outdoors, new skills, and plenty of chances to make lasting friendships in a structured, positive, and welcoming environment. Riding time is about one hour per day in the arena (no trail rides), where campers will build confidence as they learn how to steer, stop, turn, and walk/trot independently. Campers are grouped with others who share a similar riding experience, so everyone feels comfortable and supported. What to Wear & Bring Long pants and closed-toed shoes (no flip-flops!) Weather-appropriate clothing for inside and outside the barn Sunscreen, hat, bug spray Water bottle, snacks, and a lunch each day Optional: horse treats for your new four-legged friends! Helmets are provided. Camps are held rain or shine as the facility has an indoor barn and arena—so the fun never stops! Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.

Ever wonder what it’s like to have a horse for a day? Step into the barn and experience the fun and responsibility of horse ownership! Campers will enjoy 40–50 minutes of riding each day in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas (no trail rides), learning how to steer, stop, turn, and walk independently while building confidence in the saddle. Beyond riding, campers will dive into barn life by feeding and caring for the horses—an important part of being a horse owner. Days may also include making horse treats, creating a fun craft, or playing games. Campers are grouped with others of similar riding experience to ensure a safe, supportive, and enjoyable experience for everyone. What to Wear & Bring: Closed-toed shoes (no flip-flops!) Long pants and weather-appropriate layers Sunscreen, hat, and bug spray Water bottle Nut-free bag lunch and snacks Optional: treats for the horses ASTM/SEI-certified helmets are provided. Camps are held rain or shine, so the fun continues no matter the weather! Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.