Edina Summer Camps

During the five-day camp, campers are instructed in riding fundamentals. Campers learn horse care, nutrition, safety and the responsibilities of caring for, riding and owning a horse.

Students learn safety while on and off the horse. In addition to a daily riding lesson, the day campers care for their horses hands on by grooming, watering and feeding. Each Skyrock camper learns to halter, lead, groom, saddle and bridle a horse as well as how to bathe and safely graze a horse.

When possible, Skyrock campers watch the farrier and veterinarian at work, take a field trip, or best of all with nature willing, watch one of our mares deliver her foal. There is always something fun and new to learn each day.

The 11th annual summer camps at The Works are perfect for girls and boys ages 5 to 12 who love to explore, discover, design and build. At The Works, campers learn how things work through hands-on projects in many areas of science, technology and engineering. In small classes with caring, knowledgeable teachers, each child is encouraged to explore, imagine, and create. Half day camps can be taken individually or combined for a full day experience. Camp projects include motor-powered cars, bottle rockets, amusement park rides, treasure chests with burglar alarms, tech take apart, doorbells, flashlights, solar ovens, kaleidoscopes, catapults, quiz games, computer guts, tech challenges, houses, cities, bridges, chemistry experiments and robots.