Spend the summer with horses at a horseback riding camp. Learn Western and English style of riding, jumping, as well as vaulting (gymnastics on horseback). At some horse camps, participation in horse shows and competitions are common. Proper care for horses and trail riding are often integral activities at most equestrian summer camps.
Find A Camp: Specialties: Horseback Riding Camps: AZ Total: 8
1. Friendly Pines Camp - Nestled in the cool pines of the Bradshaw Mountains near Prescott, Arizona, Friendly Pines shares 71 summers of camping experience with boys and girls, ages 6-13. Campers live in sturdy redwood cabins. Low camper to staff rations provide safe and constant supervision. Staff are carefully screened, a process that includes professional background checks and drug testing.
Resident Camp
Coed
Prescott, ArizonaMap

The Friendly Pines program is based on a time tested philosophy that encourages independence and self reliance, and "learning by doing". Campers choose their own activities from a list of over 30. Our traditional program includes English and Western riding, rock climbing, ropes course, waterskiing, fishing, swimming, sports, tennis, crafts, performing arts, photography, pets, outdoor living skills, and more.

2. Camp Candlelight - Camp Candlelight is one-week of summer activities for children and teens with epilepsy.
Resident Camp
Coed
Phoenix, Arizona

Chauncey Ranch YMCA Camp in Mayer, Arizona

Sunday, June 10th – Saturday, June 16th, 2012

Children who have epilepsy or seizure disorders are often ridiculed and tend to have low self esteem. Camp Candlelight is one week of summer camp activities that allow campers the opportunity to have fun, free from judgment, while developing a sense of self-worth, independence and personal responsibility.

Camp Candlelight features activities such as rock climbing, zip-lining, making S’mores around the campfire, horseback riding, arts and crafts and nature hikes. More important than the activities, Camp Candlelight is an opportunity to bond with other children who experience the seizure disorder.

Children ages 8 to 15 with a primary (or secondary) diagnosis of epilepsy, are eligible to attend Camp Candlelight. The Epilepsy Foundation of Arizona and our generous supporters have committed that no child will be denied a summer camp experience due to financial limitations, full and partial scholarships are available for those who qualify.

While epilepsy may be equal in prevalence to cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease combined, it is one of the most historically underfunded and misunderstood disorders known. Epilepsy can carry with it a host of psychological and social problems – depression, rejection, anger, frustration – that for most children are more difficult than the disorder itself. Some children manage with drugs, some will grow out of it, but for almost thirty percent of individuals with epilepsy, seizures are a part of their everyday lives.

3. Desert Palms Horseback Riding Camp - Desert Palms Camps are a great way to be close with horses and make new friends. We ride twice a day and learn everything about horses!
Day Camp
Coed
Cave Creek, Arizona

At Desert Palms Equestrian Center we provided a safe enviroment for kids to express their love of horses. Each day consists of riding twice, learning to groom, saddle,and bridle. We also will go over horse health and other education. We cool off in the pool and have fun during arts and crafts. Safety is always first and our horses are matched with each rider's ability from first time riders to advanced riders.

4. YMCA Triangle Y Ranch - Set back in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains outsdie of Oracle, YMCA Triangle Y Ranch has over sixty years of tradition in providing boys and girls a safe place to learn and grow.
Resident Camp
Family Camp
Coed
Oracle, Arizona

Just 40 miles north of Tucson at an elevation of 5,000 feet, the camp covers over 400 acres within the Coronado National Forest. Camp offers a unique outdoor experience that includes horseback riding, high and low ropes, challenge course, hiking, archery, swimming, arts & crafts, camping, swimming, and so much more.

Since 1949, YMCA Triangle Y Ranch has offered generations of Southern Arizona youth and families a chance to share experiences in group activities, develop lasting friendships and gain confidence in themselves. While children and teens love the funn and excitement, parents can feel confident in the quality of the YMCA program and the caring staff.

YMCA Triangle Y Ranch is fully accredited by the American Camp Association, an organization dedicated to safe and professional camping programs. YMCA Triangle Y Ranch programs are open to all individuals regardless of race, religion, national orgin, gender, age or handicap.

5. Orme Ranch Camp - Do you want to learn to ride....learn to ride well? Orme is first and foremost a riding camp, and all campers are required to ride once a day. We have begining and advanced classes!
Resident Camp
Coed
Mayer, Arizona

The Orme Ranch Camp is a place where you
will be able to learn to ride a horse, make a
leather belt, improve your tennis game, and
sleep out under the stars of the Wild West.
You will make friends from all over the
country, hang out with our awesome camp
counselors, and do things that you may
never have done before. You will have the
fun of living with other campers and a
counselor in one of our dorms or cabins.
Orme Camp has its own Western and English
riding arenas, indoor basketball gym,
weight room, outdoor swimming pool,
baseball, softball and soccer fields. We also
have archery and rifelry ranges, as well as
several arts and crafts rooms complete
with leather tools, pottery wheels, and a
theater. All of this is located on 26,000
acres of Arizona range land where you will
go horseback riding, hiking, and watch the
sun set over the beautiful open desert.
Whether you like to ride horses, play
sports, make friends, perform in plays, or
shoot a bow and arrow, The Orme Ranch
Camp is the place for you!!!!
CAMP AGE GROUPS
Campers are divided into
three age groups.
1. Youngers (7-9)
2. Intermediates (10-12)
3. Olders (13-16)
Block Days VS. Special Days
Block Days: These are
“regular” camp days. You
will sign up for activities
for each camp session
and attend these same
activities on every “block
day” of that session.
Special Days: These days
are a break from the
‘block days”. You can have
the chance to sample new
activities, and
participate in all camp
activities such as a swim
meet, or a trip to
Prescott to be in the 4th
of July Parade and
attend the countries
oldest rodeo, the
Prescott Frontier Days
Rodeo!

6. Shamrock Horsemanship Summer Day Camp - We proudly present our Summer Pony Camp Series. Choose from Fun and Games sessions or Horse Show
Day Camp
Coed
Mesa, Arizona

Shamrock Horsemanship, located in Mesa near the intersection of McKellips and Stapley, is now accepting young equestrians into our Summer Pony Camps. Camps include bareback riding, arts and crafts, hands-on ground lessons and much more! Choose from Fun and Games Camp, where we will have fun learning basic horsemanship, or Show Team "Boot" Camp, where current and would-be show riders learn the ins and outs of competing. Year round lessons also available. Spaces limited, call now! Find our site on the web for more info!

7. Ashbrook Farm Horse Camp - Ashbrook Farm is offering both Day and Overnight camp sessions where children can learn to ride horses and take part in various other activities including games, arts and crafts, and equine education.
Resident Camp
Day Camp
Coed
Tucson, Arizona

Ashbrook Farm
Horse Camp Summer 2011
Located near River and Craycroft at El Presidio Stables

Day Camp: Ages 5+
1 week sessions
7:30-11:30 am Mon-Fri
June 13-17, June 20-24, June 27 – July 1, July 4-8, July 11-15

Overnight Camp: Ages 8+
Friday 6:00 pm – Saturday 11:00 am
May 27-28, June 17-18, June 24-25, July 1-2, July 8-9, July 15-16

Our summer program, run by a professional hunter/jumper trainer and k-8 certified teacher, features both day camp and overnight camp options. In both of these programs kids will receive daily English riding lessons, various fun and engaging activities, and general equine educational activities. Our activities include arts and crafts, games, sports, veterinary lessons, equine science lessons, friendship building activities, and so much more. With our low (max. 4 – 1) child-adult ratio, all attendees will receive top quality instruction to their individual needs. Many sessions available, transportation is a possibility, please call or email for more info.

Cost: Day Camp ages 5+ $325/wk – Overnight ages 8+ (Fri to Sat) $175

Call: Carly Gordon 520-241-9227

Or email us below:

8. Head To Tail Riding School Summer Programs - Student must wear long pants & closed toes shoes. Students under 18 must wear an approved equestrian helmet- We do provide helmets. Students should bring a large water bottle each day.
Adult Camp
Day Camp
Coed
Tucson, Arizona

Class Schedule and Fees:
*8 - Day Session: $240.00 Monday- Thursday (2 weeks)
4 Day Session (M-TH) $120.00
Time: 5- 7 P.M. (4 Students) 5- 6:30 (2-3 students)

Also offer Intermediate/Advanced Classes as well

Beginner Level 1: Beginner Level 2:
(Must have completed Level 1)
Session 1 June 6th –9th (4 Day)(Youth) Session 4 June 27th- 30th (4 Day)(Youth)
Session 2 July 11th – 21st (8 Day)(Youth) Session 5: Aug 1st – 4th (4 day) (Youth)
Session 3 July 25th – 28th (4 day) (Adult) Session 6 Aug 15th – 18th (4 day) (Adult) Session 7: Aug 22nd – Aug 25th (4 day)(Youth)







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