A typical day at Guardians of the Equines Summer Camp is designed to be both structured and flexible, tailored to the interests of the children attending. Here's an overview of what a day at camp looks like: Welcome Period: We start the day with a warm welcome and orientation to set the tone for a fun and engaging day ahead. Walk and Mindfulness Session: We begin with a leisurely walk and a mindfulness session to help campers connect with nature and set a positive mindset for the day. Horse Routine: Campers learn the routine for caring for and interacting with the horses, including grooming, feeding, and handling. Horse Activity: Each day includes a hands-on activity with the horses, such as riding lessons, ground work, or bonding exercises. Snack Break: We take a break to refuel with a nutritious snack and hydrate before continuing with the day's activities. Daily Activity: Campers participate in a themed activity or workshop related to horsemanship, nature, or outdoor adventure. Lunch: A delicious and wholesome lunch is provided to keep campers energized for the afternoon. Terminology Session: Campers learn about horse-related terminology and concepts to deepen their understanding of horsemanship. Playtime: We end the day with some free play or structured games, allowing campers to unwind and socialize with their peers. While our days are packed with exciting activities, we also prioritize the well-being of our campers and take breaks as needed to rest and recharge. Our goal is to provide a balanced and enriching experience that fosters a love for horses and the outdoors

Myself, adult volunteers, and high school and/or college interns.

There is riding during horse camp. The focus is to teach kids balance.

At this time we do not have parent orientation but it is something we will consider in the future.

Campers should wear closed toe shoes (boots are not required but feel free to bring them), pants or long shorts, t-shirt, and a hat if needed. Please no clothes that are too tight. No crocs allowed.

Horses, chickens, goats, sheep, and pigs.

At this moment there is not. Please note our early bird registration which is discounted.

Drop off starts at 8:45am. Pickup is at 3pm. There is a late fee if picking up late. Please be on time.

Our summer camp is horse beginner friendly. Experience is not required.

Yes. While our focus is creating space for Black youth, it is not only limited to Black youth.