When it comes to unforgettable summers Bold Earth Teen Adventures has been leading the teen adventure travel industry since 1976. Our vision empowers high school students to feel alive, competent and part of a self-motivated team. Enjoy world class expeditions in rock climbing, white water rafting, backpacking, biking, sailing, kayaking, horse packing and service projects. Our hallmark is responsibility, commitment and inspirational leadership. Phone interview and references are required. Join us in Alaska, Costa Rica, Hawaii, Europe, Colorado, Thailand, Fiji, Bali, Australia, England, California, Washington state, Africa and beyond. More locations. More adventures. Trips of a lifetime.

Cedar Grove Horsemanship Classes are dezined to teach children how to take care of a horse. We will be learning how to ride, english or western, or both types of saddle. We will be having lots of fun running and exercising their horse, brushing, learning how to saddle and bridle. And most of all, riding their horse! We have lots of games to play, while riding! We will be learning all about your horse, from colors to the tack, we use on them. We ride the horses in a covered arena, that is very light, so you feel like you are riding outside.

We also have lots of other little critters to play with. Our horses are all very sweet and safe! We have all sizes of horses, to fit the needs of their rider. We have horses for all levels of riding, from beginner to advanced. The games we will be playing, will be good for all levels of riding skill. We have riding boots and riding helmets for all the children,if you have your own please bring them! Come join us and experience the world of Horses!

Our classes are from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm, please bring a sack lunch, we will supply the drinks. Classes are June 27 thru 30, July 12 thru 15, July 19 thru 22, August 2 thru 5, and August 9 thru 12. If you would like a brochure, please call Maria 425 444 5355 and or e-mail us below.

Thank you see you this summer!

Ekone Ranch offers a one-of-a-kind camp program on 1060 acres of canyonlands, forests and meadows near the Columbia Gorge. Our residential, co-ed camp program features small groups of no more than 20 children per session and a 6:1 camper/staff ratio or better. Horse camp sessions emphasize the special relationship between children and horses. Campers spend many hours each day with our wonderful horses, grooming, learning groundwork, practicing in the arena, and going on long trail rides through spectacular country. We ride bareback and western. When not with the horses, campers are engaged in a variety of art projects, nature explorations, swimming, ranch activities and chores.

Our garden-fresh, from-scratch food is a highlight of the camp experience (many a camper has learned to love their vegetables in the Yummy Tummy Cafe). Campers sleep in our A-frame longhouse, in tipis, under the stars, or in the hay barn where we listen to the horses breathe all night long.

We offer two special programs with less of an emphasis on horsemanship: Passage for Girls: A Coming-of-Age Journey in Nature, and Wilderness Week.

All of our sessions emphasize creating a supportive camp community, healthy peer relationships, and a positive work ethic. Campers have an unforgettable immersion experience in healthy lifestyles, good eating, and great friends. They learn that good work can be great fun, and they come back year after year for more!

Due to our small session size, we are happy to accommodate some children with special needs or dietary considerations--please contact us for more information.

Please visit our website at www.ekone.org or call 509-773-4536 for more information.

Eremon Farm is pleased to offer our annual Summer Riding Camps! Our camps are designed to offer your young rider(s) a chance to experience the art and love of horse riding and care first hand.

Our camps are exclusively horse focused, and are designed to provide a large amount of saddle time so our beginning campers can learn their basics (walk/trot/canter and pole courses) or our more experienced riders can learn new, more advanced riding techniques with their flat work and jumping.

Among many things, our campers will learn:

· Horse and barn safety
· How to tack, ride and care for their horse
· Name the parts of the horse and tack
· Become proficient in barn and tack care;
· And, of course, ride!

Below is a list of session dates and times. Each session is from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, with cost at $495.00 per child.

· June 27 – July 1
· July 11 – 15
· July 25 – 29

We have twice daily riding sessions, mounted games and plenty of hands-on learning time with the horses. Parents are also invited to join us on our last day for a mini “show” where the students will have a chance to show off what they have learned over the week.
Owner/Trainer Joanna Jackowich has years of experience teaching and directing riding camps, as well as being a professional A circuit instructor and coach. Joanna personally heads up each camp to ensure a safe and fun learning atmosphere for all students.

See you all there!

Our summer camp program offers week long experience for ages 6 - 12 at any riding level. Our goal is for each camper to have fun in a safe environment, with lots of hands on encounters with horses. We also promote a week of learning new things and making new friends. Each day campers will have a formal riding lesson, arts and crafts, riding games with horsemanship and other outside activies.

The Whole Horse Place's Beginning Horsemanship program is a hands on, whole horse experience focused on safety. Participants start with safely approaching and haltering the horse, and proceed through all aspects of horsemanship, from controlling the horse on the ground to balance exercises while riding. Understanding horse behavior is fundamental in handling horses and is a large component of this program. Basic horse health, such as colic, thrush, and environmental factors are also covered. Equine Science and Horses in History are covered as well.

The Whole Horse Place is a unique horse experience for the average person with little or no horse exposure. Our approach to teaching horsemanship begins and ends with safety first. Teaching you to be in control of your horse at all times is our primary concern, and from that foundation all other aspects of horsemanship will be successful.

Six children maximum, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:30am- 3:30pm. (Times can be flexible based on parents' schedules). $150 a week. Price includes a trail permit for trail riding. Approximate age guidelines: 6 years to 17 years.

Bring a LARGE sack lunch, water bottle, and dress in layers for the weather. We will be riding and hiking, so tennis shoes are encouraged. Helmets and boots are provided if you do not have your own.

You will see what owning a horse is like, from stall cleaning, grooming, feeding, ground work and riding.

Boy Scouts can earn the Horsemanship Merit Badge with our program, and we also have a limited number of Girl Scout Horse Fan and Horse Lover Badges.

Learn all things horse at Equine Escapes Camp!
Activities included being responsible for your own horse (you may have a buddy to share with) horse care, horsemanship, western or english riding, lots of horsey games and activities and of course, how to speak horse! We offer 3 levels of horse experiences, from beginners to going TRAIL RIDING EVERY DAY!
We are located on 20 acres conveinently located in Issaquah approx 20 minutes from Seattle. In our activities, we also teach about the local wildlife and nature, have bonfires, go fishing on our private lake and have a magical horse painting party. Thursday nights we have optional overnights or you can choose from our all inclusive week long camp and stay in our authentic tipis. Kids ages 6-14 participate in our camps and also enjoy our outdoor lawn games, bounce house and our petting zoo!

Equine Escapes - Connecting to nature through the eyes of the horse...

SonRise Stables offers day camp for kids.
We work closely with the kids on an individual as well as a group level to ensure they get the most out of their camp experience.

Check us or or give us a call to discuss camp details or sign up.

Have a great day!

Blue Compass offers outdoor adventure programs for ages 7-22. From day camps to multi-day trips, we cover a wide range of outdoor adventure activities such as backpacking, sailing, sea kayaking, whitewater rafting, and high ropes courses. One of our main goals is to support social and emotional growth in our campers. We believe that outdoor adventure provides an excellent opportunity to foster growth and allow our campers to practice making and maintaining friendships.

Pony Paradise Rides offers our 2011 day camp: Horse and Pony Summer Day Camp for 6 - 12 year olds, 10am - 4pm, Mon - Fri from June 20 through Sep 2.

Pony rides are only part of the fun! Schedule changes every day, with indoor and outdoor activities, keeping your child engaged and active.

Outdoor activities include: Horse or Pony Rides, Bouncy House, Petting Zoo, Wagon Rides, Campfires.

Indoor activities include: Riding Etiquette, Arts & Crafts, Fun and Games, Stories, Songs, Costumed Play-acting, and more. $425.00 per child per week. Multi-week and multi-child discounts available.

With over six years in operation, our summer camp is well-organized and well-supervised.

Located just off the Paradise Lake exit of highway 522, our location is convenient from any direction.

Classic Day Camps (1st-5th grade)
Experience games, arts and crafts, singing, water sports and more, while gaining self worth and confidence based on Gods amazing love. Thursday nights offer an optional overnight stay including a barbeque, carnival and campfire.

H2O Extreme Day Camp (4th-8th grade)
This week will include time behind one of our tournament tow boats knee boarding, wakeboarding and riding with friends on our exciting water toys! Campers are immersed in water fun, and camp activities.

Little Tikes Day Camp (1st-3rd grade)
Engaging programming and activities for our youngest campers. Each day includes interaction and fun with special characters.

H2O Extreme Resident Camp (6th-9th grade)
Campers will enjoy their days at the lake with extra long swim and boat times. With all the fun of resident camp overnight stays, awesome lakefront activities, and competition ski boats, this camp is sure to fill up fast.

Junior Resident Camp (4th-6th grade)
Campers are excited about spending a week away from home while parents have the peace of mind knowing that SAMBICA is close by. “Kid friendly” meals, activities, Bible studies, and plenty of waterfront time give campers a true summer camp experience.

Young Teen Resident Camp (7th-9th grade)
Teens will experience a summer to remember with staff who serve as positive role models and know how to have FUN! Campers experience activities like wakeboarding, group competitions and night games. They will be challenged by great speakers and Bible studies.

Leavenworth Adrenaline Camp (6th-12th grade)
A thrill-charged off-site program that includes a week of hiking, rock climbing, team-building, and river rafting! Also included is a stop in beautiful Leavenworth, WA.

Tygh Valley Adrenaline Camp (6th-12th grade)
Hiking, climbing, and TWO days of river rafting hosted at our Oregon location! Experience the sights and thrills of Tygh Valley!

Stonewarter Ranch Saddleback Camp (6th-12th grade)
Love horses? Ride some of the most breath-taking trails in the Northwest under the guidance of top-notch instructions. All skill levels welcome.

High School ELITE Programs
SAMBICA takes leadership and spiritual growth to the next level in our Emerging Leaders Intensive Training Experience (ELITE). ELITE programs offer an opportunity for teamwork, develop life skills, earn service hours for school, work with campers, build friendships and grow spiritually. Programs require an application process.

Staff in Training (SIT)
Participants are a vital part of our summer program as they work at the waterfront, store, housekeeping and other areas. Daily small group times and mentor relationships produce significant personal growth and development.

Leader in Training (LIT)
Learn the qualities and skills that are required of Christian leaders in today’s world. LIT’s assist in leading evening activities for resident camps and enjoy offsite activities.

Counselor in Training (CIT) and Program Assistant in Training (PIT)
Spend three weeks assisting counselors or Program Assistance who know about God, faith and having fun.

Junior Counselors (JC)
These junior staff work four weeks alongside counselors, stay with cabins and campers and have their own small group times. JC’s will also spend a week as a junior leader for a week of Adrenaline Adventure Camp.

Willows Edge Farm offers daily or weekly adventures at Farm Life Camp just outside of Seattle WA. Our small group of kids everyday allows us to really focus on the details. We start out by feeding and cleaning the animals and then the day opens up - we have a variety of activities that we do including gardening, learning the where and why of the different animals - also called animal husbandry - and we also have a horseback riding lesson for each child where we teach starting from the basics of English riding.
The sooner you register - the better to guarantee your dates. This is hands on learning at its best!
We offer an experience like no other.

Come into the mountains this summer! Join our 75 year tradition of friendship, quality programs, and love of nature. Kids entering grades 1-12 can explore Camp Zanika’s forest setting on the shores of beautiful Lake Wenatchee while they learn new skills, have fun, and make new friends. There are lots of great activities, including:


• Ropes and Challenge Course
• Archery
• Campfires
• Swimming
• Kayaking
• Songs
• Nature Craft
• Cookouts
• Rafting
• Hiking
• Tie Dye
• Horseback Riding
• Arts and Crafts
• Backpacking
• Canoeing
• Skits
• And More!


Camp Zanika is operated by Camp Fire USA North Central Washington Council. Our activities are progressive and age appropriate. Our programs are based on the Camp Fire USA philosophy: an emphasis on small groups, individual attention, acceptance of differences and a loosely-structured, child-centered approach. Programs focus on appreciation of the out-of-doors, democratic group living, non-competitive sports and games, skill development, respect, concern for others, fun and friendship.

Three bases in Washington, Idaho, Oregon. Please request which of the three bases you'd like to be in communication with for trips.

The camps are tailored for children that like the outdoors, nature and animals. Even though each day will have a different theme (i.e. Native American, Old West, Pioneer, Early American) the children will learn about life on a farm and caring for animals, beginning horseback riding, plant and animal identification and exploration in our stream and backwoods. In addition, we will be teaching “old world” life and survival skills from shooting a bow and arrow to cooking in a dutch oven. The kids will also have plenty of “good old fashioned game” time which include tug-a-war, egg toss, balance rope, tire swing and gunny sack races.