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Topline Equestrian summer camps allow children (age 3-18) to learn about horse riding and horse care in a fun atmosphere with kids their same ages and experience level. No prior horse experience is necessary. Students will enjoy a riding lesson, learn about caring for horses, make arts and crafts, play games and participate in a demonstration for friends and family at the end of the week.
Safety is always a top priority at our camp. Our experienced staff has been hosting camp for many years, and we take the greatest care to ensure the safety of our riders while cultivating independence, responsibility and a love for horses. Each week culminates with a "show" for the parents, where riders are able to demonstrate their new skills. We always have a great time, and we see campers return year after year. It is not unusual for our camps to be sold out very quickly once dates are released. Like us on Facebook, at Topline Equestrian, and check out more pictures from our past camps. More information on safety and care is below. |
2020 Summer Camp Schedule
June 1-5: All About Horses Camp YOUNGER GROUP (lesson students)
June 15-19: All About Horses Camp OLDER GROUP (lesson students)
June 22-26: All About Horses Camp OPEN
July 6-10: 3-Day IEA Camp and Prep Show - TENTATIVE (details to be finalized shortly)
July 20-24: Introduction to Ponies Camp (pre-school)
July 27-31: All About Horses Camp OPEN
All About Horses Camps OPEN (beginner to intermediate)
Ages: 5 years and up
Time: 9 am – 1:30 pm (drop off begins at 8:50 am) *Show for parents on Friday*
Suitable for beginner to intermediate students
Cost: $385*
Weeks offered: Monday through Friday, June 22-26 and July 27-31
Children will spend time learning to safely handle and interact with horses, as well as riding. Small groups will be tailored by age and experience level for safety and utmost individual attention and learning. Outside of riding, there will also be horse games (both mounted and un-mounted), crafts, and other fun and educational activities.
All About Horses camp (lesson students YOUNGER)
Ages: students entering 1st grade through 6th grade (elementary)
Time: 9 am – 1:30 pm
Designed for advanced beginner and up, current lesson students. Non-riding friends may attend with current students if space allows. Riders must be a minimum of confidently trotting off the lunge line.
Cost: $385*
Week: June 1-5
All About Horses Camp (lessons students OLDER)
Ages: students entering 6th grade and up (middle/high school)
Time: 9 am – 1:30 pm
Designed for advanced beginner and up, current lesson students. Non-riding friends may attend with current students if space allows.
Cost: $385*
Week: June 15-19
Introduction to Ponies Camp**
Ages: 3-6 years
Time: 9 am – 12 pm (drop off begins at 8:50 am) *Show for parents on Friday*
Excellent introduction to ponies and horses for the youngest of riders
Cost: $310*
Weeks offered: Monday through Friday July 20-24
Children will spend time learning to safely handle and interact with horses, as well as riding. Small groups will be tailored by age and experience level for safety and utmost individual attention and learning. Outside of riding, there will also be horse games (both mounted and un-mounted), crafts, and other fun and educational activities. This camp covers a lot of the same content as the regular camp, but is geared toward the younger age, coordination, and attention levels of smaller children.
**Children must be potty trained to attend camp.
2 or 3-day IEA (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) Prep
Ages: students entering 4th grade and up
Time: TBD
Designed for students intending, or considering, participating on the Topline Equestrian IEA team. Camp will focus on IEA specific principles and preparation, practicing comfort and equitation on a variety of animals and team building. Exact dates still being finalized, but will be held 2 or 3 days the week of July 6-10. Details being finalized with another team for mock horse show practices. If your child is interested in attending this camp, please contact to be put on the list to allow for correct splits of age and experience levels.
Cost: TBD
Discounts & Details*
June 15-19: All About Horses Camp OLDER GROUP (lesson students)
June 22-26: All About Horses Camp OPEN
July 6-10: 3-Day IEA Camp and Prep Show - TENTATIVE (details to be finalized shortly)
July 20-24: Introduction to Ponies Camp (pre-school)
July 27-31: All About Horses Camp OPEN
All About Horses Camps OPEN (beginner to intermediate)
Ages: 5 years and up
Time: 9 am – 1:30 pm (drop off begins at 8:50 am) *Show for parents on Friday*
Suitable for beginner to intermediate students
Cost: $385*
Weeks offered: Monday through Friday, June 22-26 and July 27-31
Children will spend time learning to safely handle and interact with horses, as well as riding. Small groups will be tailored by age and experience level for safety and utmost individual attention and learning. Outside of riding, there will also be horse games (both mounted and un-mounted), crafts, and other fun and educational activities.
All About Horses camp (lesson students YOUNGER)
Ages: students entering 1st grade through 6th grade (elementary)
Time: 9 am – 1:30 pm
Designed for advanced beginner and up, current lesson students. Non-riding friends may attend with current students if space allows. Riders must be a minimum of confidently trotting off the lunge line.
Cost: $385*
Week: June 1-5
All About Horses Camp (lessons students OLDER)
Ages: students entering 6th grade and up (middle/high school)
Time: 9 am – 1:30 pm
Designed for advanced beginner and up, current lesson students. Non-riding friends may attend with current students if space allows.
Cost: $385*
Week: June 15-19
Introduction to Ponies Camp**
Ages: 3-6 years
Time: 9 am – 12 pm (drop off begins at 8:50 am) *Show for parents on Friday*
Excellent introduction to ponies and horses for the youngest of riders
Cost: $310*
Weeks offered: Monday through Friday July 20-24
Children will spend time learning to safely handle and interact with horses, as well as riding. Small groups will be tailored by age and experience level for safety and utmost individual attention and learning. Outside of riding, there will also be horse games (both mounted and un-mounted), crafts, and other fun and educational activities. This camp covers a lot of the same content as the regular camp, but is geared toward the younger age, coordination, and attention levels of smaller children.
**Children must be potty trained to attend camp.
2 or 3-day IEA (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) Prep
Ages: students entering 4th grade and up
Time: TBD
Designed for students intending, or considering, participating on the Topline Equestrian IEA team. Camp will focus on IEA specific principles and preparation, practicing comfort and equitation on a variety of animals and team building. Exact dates still being finalized, but will be held 2 or 3 days the week of July 6-10. Details being finalized with another team for mock horse show practices. If your child is interested in attending this camp, please contact to be put on the list to allow for correct splits of age and experience levels.
Cost: TBD
Discounts & Details*
- A discount of $25/week is offered if application and full payment are received by May 15, 2020.
- There is also a $15 discount offered for the second camper from the same family (enrolling in same week) or for friend referrals (new camper in the same week) and a $15 discount per week for children who attend multiple weeks. Max $40 discount per week.
- $150 deposit for 3-6 year old camp and $200 deposit for regular camps due with registration to hold spot. Remaining camp payment for all camps is due 1 month before the first day of that camp, or by June 1 (whichever is earlier).
- Past campers may be CONSIDERED for current lesson student camps with instructor approval only.
- Deposits are non-refundable unless open spot is filled with another camper.
Safety and Care
- Camp size is limited to approx. 10 campers each camp week.
- There will be ongoing hand washing and hand sanitizer offered throughout the day.
- Shared tack and grooming tools will be disinfected regularly.
- Campers must bring their own, marked water bottles.
- Camp is primarily held outside with limited activities in the barn which is well ventilated.
- Parents are encouraged to check their child's temperature and wellness before camp drop off each day.
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