Horse Adventure Camps

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Pony Up Camp Dates:

•  2024 Dates Coming This Winter 

Horsing Around Camp Dates:

• 2024 Dates Coming This Winter 

Teen Horse Camp Dates:

• 2024 Dates Coming This Winter

Lesson Student Advance Camp Dates:

• 2024 Dates Coming This Winter 

No prior horse experience is required. If your child has had prior horse experience they will experience horses here like they never have before!

The total cost per camp is $350. A $150 nonrefundable deposit is due at registration. The additional $200 is due on the first day of camp. 

No refunds or make-up days for missed camp. 

A transfer fee of $25 to transfer to a different camp week. Transfers are not guaranteed it will depend on camp availability. We only accept transfers more than 14 days prior to your original scheduled camp start date. Transfers are not allowed with less than 14 days notice.

Camp is rain or shine! We have two indoor arenas to keep us dry and in the shade on rainy or hot days.

We do not have a credit card system but accept cash, checks, Venmo*, and Paypal*. 

*Venmo: Must be sent with goods and service toggle OFF or include extra to cover the fees. 

*Paypal: Must be sent via friends and family or include extra to cover the fees.

• We require riders to wear long pants or leggings.
• Boots (riding boots, fashion boots, or rain boots). We prefer boots but old tennis shoes will work also just no flats or sandals, please. 
• Helmet (we provide helmets if you wish to use one of ours).
• Waiver ( you can print the waiver below or we have them available upon arrival).
• Bring a change of clothes and a towel to pick up on Thursdays for Pony Up and Horsing Around Camp. We will be painting a horse and then giving the horse a bath!
• Snack & water bottle. *Lesson Student Advance Camp students will need to bring a lunch.
• We do not have a credit card system but accept checks, cash, Venmo, and Paypal. 
• Optional: Garden or Riding Gloves.
• Check-In: Camp check-in begins 10 minutes prior to the scheduled camp start time. If you arrive earlier please make yourself at home well we finish our morning chores or afternoon programs and we will be available to assist you at check-in time.
• Address: 9204 Valley View Dr. Fenton MI 48430 | Once you drive under the Windwalker Farms archway keep going up the driveway past all the tan apartment buildings. You will come to a white sign on your right pointing you down to the main barn. Park where ever you would like.

• Introduction to our natural horsemanship program.
• Lessons on our ride simulator. The ride simulator is mandatory prior to getting on a horse. See below for the video. 
• Daily riding lessons and getting comfortable around horses.
• Grooming and brushing the horses.  
• Finger painting a real horse and then bathing them (Thursday).
• Feeding the horses breakfast.
• Playing with the goats in our new petting zoo (coming late Spring 2023).
  

• Introduction to our natural horsemanship program. 
• Lessons on our ride simulator. The ride simulator is mandatory prior to getting on a horse. See below for the video. 
• Learning groundwork and effective horse communication skills.
• Daily riding lesson.
• Learning how to direct a horse through a series of obstacles.
• Finger painting a real horse then giving them a bath (Thursday).
• Feeding the horses breakfast or lunch.
• Learning horse anatomy and basic psychology.
• Farm chores and learning what it’s like to care for a horse.
• Playing with the goats in our new petting zoo (coming late Spring 2023).

• Introduction to our natural horsemanship program.
• Lessons on our ride simulator. The ride simulator is mandatory prior to getting on a horse. See below for the video. 
• Daily riding lesson.
• Arena + Obstacle riding to prep for the trails.
• Trail riding in the woods.
• Horse training seminars.
• Learning groundwork and effective horse communication skills.
• Farm chores and learning what it’s like to care for a horse.
• Playing and learning how to care for the goats in our new petting zoo (coming late Spring 2023).

• Training seminars. Watching young horses being started in their training journeys.
• Advance lessons on our ride simulator. Learning to ride the rear. 
• Daily riding lesson.
• Obstacle sessions.
• Advance trail riding.
• Picnic ride to the Rock.
• Working on advanced groundwork skills and effective horse communication.
• Farm chores and learning what it takes to operate a horse farm.
• Learn how to be an assistant lesson instructor and assist with the Pony Up Camp in the morning. Learning to teach intro horse skills. Learn and practice leadership, teaching, and communication.