Summer Camps
Everything Horses Camps

Need A Hand Horse Training offers fun and safe summer camps for youth ages 6-13 yrs old. Campers learn basic horsemanship skills, ride daily, and participate in horse related crafts and games.
2025 Summer Camp Registration is OPEN!
Welcome to the Need A Hand Horse Training Summer Camp!
Please fill out the online registration and upon submission you will be redirected to the payment page via paypal.
Please Read ALL information below prior to filling out the registration form.
Registration Form
Use Coupon Code Early Bird for $25 discount valid until March 31, 2025
For a Campers checklist Click HERE!
Camp Cost
$375 for FULL Day Camps
$200 for HALF Day Camps
Lunch is not provided
All Campers will need to provide their own helmet and riding boots.

Equipment needed for Camp
Daily Lunch
Helmet (must be an approved Riding Helmet NOT a bike helmet)
Jeans or long pants, Shirt with a collar (polo) or T-Shirt, no tank tops arms must be covered (short or long sleeve), Boots with a heel
Examples of proper riding attire are shown on our New Student Riding Page
Pictures can be found on our NEW Student Riding Page for reference.
Use Coupon Code Early Bird for $25 discount valid until April 1, 2025
STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO RIDE IF PROPER RIDING ATTIRE AND EQUIPMENT ARE NOT PROVIDED
Everything Horses Camp
What to Expect at Camp
Welcome to Everything Horses Camp—where it’s truly ALL about horses! Whether your camper is brand new to horses or already has experience, they’ll have a blast learning, riding, and making memories. Campers are divided into groups based on age and experience to ensure a safe, supportive, and fun environment for everyone.
Each morning, campers rotate through a variety of interactive education stations where they’ll learn everything from horse care and grooming to tack and stable management. Every camper enjoys one daily riding session, plus hands-on learning opportunities that build confidence and horsemanship skills.
Afternoons are packed with fun group activities, horse-themed crafts, games, and friendly team competitions. As the week wraps up, we celebrate with a virtual horse show on Friday, giving campers the chance to show off what they’ve learned.
Our goal is to provide a safe and exciting camp experience for horse lovers of all levels—helping campers broaden their skills, grow their love for horses, and make lasting friendships along the way!
📅 Camp Dates
June 10-13 Full Day 8am-3pm
July 8-11 Full Day 8am-3pm
July 22-25 Half Day 8am-12pm
👧🏼🧑🏽🦱 Ages Open to campers ages 6-13
🕘 Daily Schedule
Full Day
Drop-off: 8:00-8:30 am
Pick-up: 2:30-3:00
Half Day
Drop-off: 8:00-8:30 am
Pick-up: 11:30-12:00 pm
🐴 What to Bring to Camp
What to Expect at Camp
Welcome to Everything Horses Camp—where it’s truly ALL about horses! Whether your camper is brand new to horses or already has experience, they’ll have a blast learning, riding, and making memories. Campers are divided into groups based on age and experience to ensure a safe, supportive, and fun environment for everyone.
Each morning, campers rotate through a variety of interactive education stations where they’ll learn everything from horse care and grooming to tack and stable management. Every camper enjoys one daily riding session, plus hands-on learning opportunities that build confidence and horsemanship skills.
Afternoons are packed with fun group activities, horse-themed crafts, games, and friendly team competitions. As the week wraps up, we celebrate with a virtual horse show on Friday, giving campers the chance to show off what they’ve learned.
Our goal is to provide a safe and exciting camp experience for horse lovers of all levels—helping campers broaden their skills, grow their love for horses, and make lasting friendships along the way!
📅 Camp Dates
June 10-13 Full Day 8am-3pm
July 8-11 Full Day 8am-3pm
July 22-25 Half Day 8am-12pm
👧🏼🧑🏽🦱 Ages Open to campers ages 6-13
🕘 Daily Schedule
Full Day
Drop-off: 8:00-8:30 am
Pick-up: 2:30-3:00
Half Day
Drop-off: 8:00-8:30 am
Pick-up: 11:30-12:00 pm
🐴 What to Bring to Camp
- Riding Helmet (ASTM/SEI Certified)
- Long Pants for riding (jeans, breeches, or leggings)
- Boots with a heel (paddock boots or cowboy boots preferred)
- Refillable Water Bottle
- Packed Lunch & Snacks (please avoid nut products if we are a nut-free camp!)
- Sunscreen (already applied in the morning + bring extra)
- Change of Clothes (optional for afternoon activities)
- Hat & Sunglasses (optional but recommended)
- Big Smile & Great Attitude!
Equestrian Team/Rider Boot Camp
May 30-31, 2025
Only available to current NAH riding students
Priority given to current Team NAH riding students
(campers must have previous riding experience and be able to walk trot and canter on an unfamiliar horse in a group setting)
Email Courtney at NeedAHandHT@gmail.com for more information.
These camps will be an intensive learning environment. Need A Hand Intensive/Boot Camp is designed for the rider that is looking to improve their horsemanship skills and broaden their knowledge. We will learn groundwork techniques, horse behavior, nutrition, and spend lots of time in the saddle. Riders may ride both English or Western. This camp is designed to kick off our YEDA Competition season. Campers do not have to be a part of our YEDA team but must have approval to attend prior to registration.
Each day will be broken into multiple training/riding sessions:
Morning Session:
Rider Workout- riders will learn exercises that will help them become stronger in the saddle and improve performance, these will be an intense physical workout
Classroom instruction: Riders will meet briefly prior to riding for a classroom instruction on riding theory and briefing on the lessons for the day
Riding Lesson: Morning riding lesson working on developing the riders and horse for improved communication and performance
LUNCH BREAK
Afternoon Session:
Rider Workout- Physical and Mental components working towards leadership skills, mental preparedness, and goal setting
Riding Session: Afternoon riding lesson working on developing the riders and horse for improved communication and performance
Riders will be assigned a horse for the week that they are responsible for caring for. Riders will have the opportunity to ride multiple horses to better their horsemanship skills.
High intensity, Lots of saddle time, lots of sweat!
May 30-31, 2025
Only available to current NAH riding students
Priority given to current Team NAH riding students
(campers must have previous riding experience and be able to walk trot and canter on an unfamiliar horse in a group setting)
Email Courtney at NeedAHandHT@gmail.com for more information.
These camps will be an intensive learning environment. Need A Hand Intensive/Boot Camp is designed for the rider that is looking to improve their horsemanship skills and broaden their knowledge. We will learn groundwork techniques, horse behavior, nutrition, and spend lots of time in the saddle. Riders may ride both English or Western. This camp is designed to kick off our YEDA Competition season. Campers do not have to be a part of our YEDA team but must have approval to attend prior to registration.
Each day will be broken into multiple training/riding sessions:
Morning Session:
Rider Workout- riders will learn exercises that will help them become stronger in the saddle and improve performance, these will be an intense physical workout
Classroom instruction: Riders will meet briefly prior to riding for a classroom instruction on riding theory and briefing on the lessons for the day
Riding Lesson: Morning riding lesson working on developing the riders and horse for improved communication and performance
LUNCH BREAK
Afternoon Session:
Rider Workout- Physical and Mental components working towards leadership skills, mental preparedness, and goal setting
Riding Session: Afternoon riding lesson working on developing the riders and horse for improved communication and performance
Riders will be assigned a horse for the week that they are responsible for caring for. Riders will have the opportunity to ride multiple horses to better their horsemanship skills.
High intensity, Lots of saddle time, lots of sweat!
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