November 14-17, 2024
Registration deadline is October 24, 2024
Cost: $250/Rider or $160/Non-Rider
Maximum riding weight - 250lbs
Participants can expect:
- Waterway Trail Ride Beach Ride
- Visits from Industry Professionals
- EducationalPrograms on Horse Care and Management
- Training for Career Development Event
Under 3-Week Cancellation Fee: If you cancel under 3 weeks before the start of camp or are a no-show for camp, you will be charged full price for registration. We recommend filling spots in your chapter to avoid this fee and give more students a chance to experience camp.
Limit of 60 riders with only one chaperone per riding group.
If any of the scheduled events or programs are cancelled due to Inclement weather the price of the camp will be adjusted.
Appropriate dress is required. Al riding is to be done in suitable boots or sturdy shoes that have a heel and a smooth sole. Hard soled leather shoes or boots will be required in the stable area and while riding at all times. Loafers, tennis shoes, duck boots, etc. will not be acceptable for riding.
Al the following forms are REQUIRED and MUST be filled out with the appropriate signature in order for campers to participate: Camp Parent Medical Form, and releases forms for stable.
Learning and Competency Objective
Develop students' knowledge in equine sciences, selection, care and well-being, management and production through the agricultural education curriculum.
Gain exposure to industry-level skills through the use of practical skills, critical thinking and applied knowledge.
Provide recognition for those who have demonstrated skills and competencies as a result of instruction in equine science.
Collaborate with others to develop reasoning skills for class placements