Data updated Jul 24, 2026
Younger children learn different aspects of horse care and horseback riding, focusing on safety and fun. Parents are welcome to watch on the last day.
Riding Camp is a sports & athletics summer camp in Denver, CO for ages 6 to 18. Tuition starts at $500 and goes up to $525 per session. Enrollment is currently open.
6–18 years
Sessions (16)
Equestrian Summer Camp - Session 9
In this camp students will learn many aspects of horse care including handling, body language and psychology, tack cleaning, grooming, feeding, and, of course, horseback riding!
Picnic With the Ponies - Week 8 (Ages 6-8)
In Week 8, campers continue to develop their horsemanship skills with lessons on pony grooming, feeding, and health awareness. Riding sessions focus on improving rider posture and basic trail riding techniques in a safe environment. The week includes fun educational games about pony behavior and safety, ending with a parent viewing day to showcase camper progress.
Riding Camp - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 12-14)
This week emphasizes hands-on riding experience with a focus on both English and Western disciplines. Campers will practice riding patterns, learn basic jumping techniques, and participate in obstacle courses to build confidence and control. Horse care lessons include detailed tack cleaning and nutrition planning. Campers will also engage in team-building exercises to foster camaraderie and communication.
Riding Camp - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 15-18)
This week introduces campers to equine nutrition and feeding strategies, including hands-on meal preparation and understanding dietary needs. Students will practice advanced grooming techniques and tack cleaning, ensuring their horses are comfortable and healthy. Riding lessons will focus on trail riding skills and safety, allowing campers to experience varied terrain and build endurance in both English and Western styles.
Riding Camp - Week 8: July 27-31 (Ages 8-11)
This week focuses on advanced grooming and tack maintenance, including saddle fitting and bridle adjustments. Campers will explore horse nutrition and feeding schedules, learning how diet affects behavior and performance. Riding lessons will introduce basic jumping and trail riding techniques in both English and Western styles. Interactive sessions on horse psychology help campers develop empathy and effective communication with their horses.
Picnic with the Ponies - Session 5 Week 1
Perfect for younger horse lovers, Picnic with the Ponies introduces campers to the basics of horse care and riding in a relaxed and encouraging setting.
Equestrian Summer Camp - Session 10
In this camp students will learn many aspects of horse care including handling, body language and psychology, tack cleaning, grooming, feeding, and, of course, horseback riding!
Picnic With the Ponies - Week 9 (Ages 6-8)
Week 9 emphasizes advanced pony care skills including proper grooming techniques and understanding pony behavior. Riding lessons introduce new challenges such as gentle obstacle navigation and controlled riding patterns. Campers engage in safety-focused activities and games, with a parent viewing day on the final day to celebrate their accomplishments.
Riding Camp - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 12-14)
Campers will explore advanced horse handling and riding techniques this week, including groundwork and lead changes. The curriculum includes lessons on equine health and first aid basics, enhancing campers’ responsibility and care skills. Riding sessions will focus on refining gait transitions and introducing pattern riding. A special project on horse psychology helps campers better understand equine behavior and communication.
Riding Camp - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 15-18)
Campers will explore horse behavior and communication through interactive exercises designed to build trust and partnership. The week includes detailed lessons on tack fitting and maintenance, ensuring optimal comfort and safety. Riding sessions will challenge students with obstacle courses and pattern work, enhancing their technical skills and responsiveness in both English and Western riding styles.
Riding Camp - Week 9: Aug 3-7 (Ages 8-11)
Campers will engage in hands-on lessons about horse health and safety, including recognizing signs of illness and proper handling techniques. Riding sessions will focus on refining control and responsiveness in both English and Western riding styles. The week includes a special project where campers create personalized grooming kits and learn how to maintain their equipment. Group activities emphasize teamwork and building confidence around horses.
Picnic with the Ponies - Session 5 Week 2
Perfect for younger horse lovers, Picnic with the Ponies introduces campers to the basics of horse care and riding in a relaxed and encouraging setting.
Picnic With the Ponies - Week 10 (Ages 6-8)
The final week of camp offers a comprehensive review of pony care and riding skills. Campers participate in grooming, feeding, and health check activities, while riding lessons focus on confidence-building exercises and fun group rides. The week concludes with a special parent viewing day where families can celebrate the campers’ growth and achievements throughout the summer.
Riding Camp - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 12-14)
The final week centers on consolidating riding skills and horse care knowledge. Campers will participate in a mini horse show, demonstrating their riding abilities in both English and Western styles. Lessons include advanced grooming techniques and a review of tack maintenance. The week also features a group discussion on horse psychology and safety, preparing campers for future equestrian experiences.
Riding Camp - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 15-18)
In the final week, campers will integrate all their skills in a capstone project involving horse care, grooming, and riding demonstrations. They will participate in a mini horse show, showcasing their proficiency in both English and Western riding disciplines. The week also includes lessons on horse health and emergency care, preparing students for responsible horse ownership and lifelong equestrian enjoyment.
Riding Camp - Week 10: Aug 10-14 (Ages 8-11)
In the final week, campers will showcase their riding skills through a mini horse show featuring both English and Western disciplines. They will review all aspects of horse care, including grooming, feeding, and tack maintenance, reinforcing their knowledge and responsibility. Special sessions on horse psychology will help campers understand how to build lasting bonds with their horses. The week ends with a celebration recognizing each camper’s progress and achievements.
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Programs offered
Location
14422 W. Ken-Caryl Avenue
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Riding Camp cost?
- Riding Camp costs $500–$525 per session.
- What ages does Riding Camp accept?
- Riding Camp accepts children ages 6 to 18.
- Is Riding Camp still accepting registrations?
- Riding Camp enrollment is currently open. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
- Where is Riding Camp located?
- Riding Camp is located at 14422 W. Ken-Caryl Avenue in Denver, CO.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.