Experience the Magic of
Howard County Horse Camp
Join us for an unforgettable summer where your child will develop horsemanship skills, build confidence, and make lasting friendships in a safe and nurturing environment.
Why Choose Howard County
Horseback Riding Camp?
Build Confidence
Build confidence and leadership through the art of horsemanship
Foster Responsibility
Learn care, compassion, and responsibility through horse care
Create Friendships
Connect with like-minded campers and build lasting friendships
What to Expect at
Horse Camp
Our horseback riding camp offers a structured yet exciting experience for campers, featuring hands-on activities, themed weeks, and educational opportunities.
Core Daily Rotations
- Mounted Activities: Riding lessons and horsemanship skill-building
- Arts & Crafts: Weekly-themed projects, including horse-related crafts
- Unmounted Lesson: Hands-on horse care education
- Workshop: Behind-the-scenes equine care experiences (vet, farrier, equine dentist, etc.)
- Free Choice Time: Campers decide as a group on their activity before pick-up
Daily Schedule
7:00 AM - 9:00 AM:
Before Care
(Free play, help with morning feeding)
9:00 AM:
Morning Meeting (Rules, groups, schedule, horse prep.)
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM:
Rotation One
10:45 AM - 11:00 AM:
Transition
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM:
Rotation Two
11:45 AM - 12:00 PM:
Transition
12:00 PM - 12:45 PM:
Lunch (All Groups)
12:45 PM - 1:00 PM:
Transition
1:00 PM - 1:45 PM:
Rotation Three
1:45 PM - 2:00 PM:
Transition
2:00 PM - 2:45 PM:
Rotation Four
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM:
Free Choice & Pick-Up
3:30 PM - 6:00 PM:
After Care
(Varied activities based on children's interests)
Weekly Themes Throughout the Summer
Each weekly theme will be incorporated into arts & crafts and the weekly horse show.
- Week 1: Superhero
- Week 2: Medieval Times
- Week 3: USA
- Week 4: Musical Freestyle
- Week 5: Under the Sea
- Week 6: Christmas in July
- Week 7: Cowboy Camping
- Week 8: Olympics
- Week 9: Unicorns & Rainbows
- Week 10: Beach Week
Special Weekly Activities
- Weekly Water Play Day: Last rotation ends early, and all groups enjoy water play from 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM (day may vary based on weather).
- Friday Horse Show: Morning preparation followed by an afternoon horse show. Parents are welcome to attend, and campers can bring items from home to dress their horses.
What to Bring to Horse Camp
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
- Refillable water bottle
- Hair ties
- Riding pants
- Change of clothes
- Packed lunch & morning snack
- Riding boots
- Towel & swimsuit (for water day)
What people are saying
I only wish I could give this place 10 stars. The facility is beautiful, clean, organized and the horses are extremely well cared for. We have taken our kids to many places to ride and they don’t compare to Here We Grow. We will be back for sure!
- Sarah Anderson
This is the best barn and training center I’ve been to. My daughter loves riding here. Great trainer and lesson program. Property is breathtaking. Love, love, love this place!
- Emily Thompson
If you are looking for a wonderful place to board, lesson or have private party events I would highly recommend Here We Grow Stables. The property is a serene, tranquil, safe & well maintained facility. We have always been treated with respect & kindness. The owner/ manager is one of the most honest & friendly horsewoman I have met in the horse community. I never have to worry about anything because I know how caring & conscientious the owners & staff are with the horses, children & adults that visit.Â
- Jennifer Martinez
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Frequently Asked Questions
You will need a helmet, boots, riding leggings, and gloves. Beginners can borrow helmets.
You will need a helmet, boots, riding leggings, and gloves. Beginners can borrow helmets.
You will need a helmet, boots, riding leggings, and gloves. Beginners can borrow helmets.
Your first lesson will focus on getting comfortable with the horse, learning to mount and dismount, basic controls, and possibly walking or trotting, depending on your progress.
You will need a helmet, boots, riding leggings, and gloves. Beginners can borrow helmets.
You will need a helmet, boots, riding leggings, and gloves. Beginners can borrow helmets.
You will need a helmet, boots, riding leggings, and gloves. Beginners can borrow helmets.