Summer Camps 2026

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Mini Rider Camp | Ages 4-6yr | $300 Total | $150 Deposit |

Balance Due at Camp Check In: $150

Camp Weeks Available:

• June 15th-18th ~ 10am-Noon
• June 22nd-25th ~ 9am-11am
• July 6th-9th ~ 9am-11am
• July 27th-30th ~ 9am-11am
• August 3rd-6th ~ 10am-Noon
• August 17th-20th ~ 10am-Noon

Horsing Around Camp | Age Groups: 7-9yr & 10-12yr | $350 Total | $150 Deposit |

Balance Due at Camp Check In: $200

Camp Weeks Available:

• June 8th-11th ~ 9am-Noon
• June 29th-July 2nd ~ 9am-Noon
• July 13th-16th ~ 9am-Noon
• July 20th-23rd ~ 9am-Noon
• August 10th-13th ~ 9am-Noon
• August 24th-27th ~ 9am-Noon

Trail Adventure Camp | Lesson Level 1+ | $350 Total | $150 Deposit |

Balance Due at Camp Check In: $200

Camp Weeks Available:

• June 1st-4th ~ 9am-Noon
• June 15th-18th ~ 9am-Noon
• August 3rd-6th ~ 9am-Noon
• August 17th-20th ~ 9am-Noon

Windwalker Wranglers Camp | Lesson Level 3, 4, & 5 | $400 Total | $150 Deposit |

Balance Due at Camp Check In: $250

Camp Weeks Available:

• June 22nd-25th ~ 9am-2pm ~ Starting Mae's Training Journey
• July 6th-9th ~ 9am-2pm ~ Starting Reed's Training Journey
• July 27th-30th ~ 9am-2pm ~ Starting Norton's Training Journey

Camp deposits are due at registration. Registration is not complete until the deposit has been received. Deposits are nonrefundable. The camp balance is due upon check in on the first day of camp.

No refunds or make-up days for missed camp days.

We do allow camp transfers with a 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 accept cash, checks, Venmo, and Paypal. We also accept credit cards and you can pay the deposit below with an added 3% service fee.

The ride simulator is a key part of our riding programs and will be a tool we use each day at camp. The ride simulator allows us to teach  your child what to do when they experience turbulence on a horse. It allows the rider to work through their natural instinct of locking up, shutting down, or completely panicking, and allows them to gain the skills needed to calmly think through difficult situations while, also growing the riders confidence! We will not allow riders off of a line until they can do the lowest level on the simulator.  Check out the video below.

No prior horse experience is required for our Mini Rider or Horsing Around camps. If your child HAS had prior horse experience they will experience horses here like they never have before!

Each camp is designed with age-appropriate elements, ensuring that every camper enjoys hands-on interactions with horses while developing essential horsemanship skills. From grooming and riding to engaging games and horse care, campers will have the chance to forge new friendships and connect with our wonderful lesson horses!

Monday: Safety & Behavior | We'll kick off camp with a mini horse behavior seminar, exploring how horses think and communicate. Campers will then learn and practice how to safely interact with the horses. The day will countine with different learning stations focused on saftey and horse behavior, including a riding lesson that emphasizes safety around horses.

Tuesday: Brushing & Tacking | We'll begin by learning about the various grooming tools and their uses, as well as the parts of the saddle and the different saddles used for various disciplines. During station time, campers will enjoy fun games themed around brushing and tacking, and a riding lesson that emphasizes the proper tacking order.

Wednesday: Feeding & Horse Care | We'll start the day off by caring for our horses, including cleaning stalls and watering. Next campers will learn about horse nutrition, followed by feeding the horses. We'll then break into stations for engaging activities that reinforce our nutrition lesson, including a nutrition-themed riding lesson.

Thursday: Trail Course Fun Day | Get ready for an action packed day at camp! We'll dive right into our stations, featuring a fun trail course riding lesson and a mini horse makeover photo shoot! To wrap the camp up, campers will have a blast painting a horse with finger paint, followed by giving the horse a refreshing bath!

Our Trail Adventure Camp is designed for students in our lesson program that have completed lesson levels Intro & Zero and are working on Level 1 or higher. (We have a minimum trail age of 8 years old). 

Monday: Horse Behavior Seminar & Prep For Trails | Campers will kickoff the week by watching a horse behavior seminar, followed by meeting their assigned horse for the week and getting them tacked for thier trail course lesson. After riding, campers will spend time grooming and caring for thier horse.

Tuesday: Trail Intro & Groundwork | We will start the day with a foundational groundwork lesson before mounting up for an arena lesson focusing on spatial awarness. Then, we will hit the trails for a relaxing ride to end the camp day.

Wednesday: Trails & Groundwork | We will start the day by continuing to build on our groundwork skills before mounting up for an arena lesson focusing on navigating trail obstacles and providing effective leadership for our horses. We will then hit the trails for another awesome trail ride.

Thursday: Picnic Trail Ride  | Trail ride to our favorite picnic spot, have a snack, and then go on a trail scavenger hunt!

Our Windwalker Wrangler Camp is designed for our older long term weekly students that have been with us a while and have completed lesson levels Intro, Zero, One, & Two and are working on level 3 or higher.

Campers will enjoy daily trail rides including a picnic ride! Each camper will also receive a personalized private lesson and have the opportunity to observe horse training in action! Additionally, campers will get coached on trying out the role of junior assistant lesson instructor for one to two hours each morning, where they will learn valuable skills in leadership, team work, teaching, and communication.

This summer at Windwalker Wrangler Camp, we will kick off the training journey of one of our 3-year-old horses at each camp (Mae, Reed, & Norton). Campers will have the unique opportunity to watch the young horse's first training sessions, gaining valuable insight into the training process and horse behavior.

• We require riders to wear long pants, leggings, or full seat riding pants. NO shorts or crop tops.
• 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 Mini Rider and Horsing Around camps. We will be painting a horse and then giving the horse a bath!
• Snack & water bottle. *Windwalker Wranglers will need to bring a lunch and a snack.
• We accept cash, check, paypal*, venmo* (*with fees added or sent via friends & family), or credit cards with an added 3% fee.
• Optional: Garden or Riding Gloves. Highly recommended for Trail Adventure Camp and a must for Windwalker Wranglers.
• 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.

Jr. Farm School Camp | Ages 4-6yr | $180 Total  | $80 Deposit | Balance Due at Camp Check In: $100

Camp Weeks Available:

• June 1st-4th ~ 10am-11:30am
• June 22nd-25th ~ 11am-12:30pm
• July 6th-9th ~ 11am-12:30pm
• July 27th-30th ~ 11am-12:30pm

Farm School Camp | Ages 7-11yr | $230 Total | $80 Deposit |

Balance Due at Camp Check In: $150

Camps Weeks Available:

• July 20th-23rd ~ Noon-2pm
• August 10th-13th ~ Noon-2pm

Farm School Camp does not include horseback riding but students will enjoy time with our miniature horse!

Camp deposits are due at registration. Registration is not complete until the deposit has been received. Deposits are nonrefundable. The camp balance is due upon check in on the first day of camp.

No refunds or make-up days for missed camp days.

We do allow camp transfers with a 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 accept cash, checks, Venmo, and Paypal. We also accept credit cards and you can pay the deposit below with an added 3% service fee.

Monday: Goats | Campers will be feeding and caring for our baby goats while discovering where they sleep and why they headbutt, along with some fun goat themed learning activities!

Tuesday: Bunnies | We will explore what rabbits eat and where wild rabbits live, along with playing and caring for our bunnies!

Wednesday: Chickens | Campers will discover fascinating facts, such as whether chickens take baths and why yolk colors vary, along with some fun chicken themed learning activites!

Thursday: Cows | Campers will learn how cows chew their food and get hands-on experience labeling the anatomy of our Holstein heifer.

Monday: Goats | Campers will label body parts on a live goat to learn about anatomy. We will also be feeding and caring for our baby goats while discovering the various uses of goats on a farm, from milk production to land management.

Tuesday: Bunnies | We'll explore dirrerent breeds of rabbits and their unique traits. Playing and caring for our bunnies and learn the key differences between rabbits and hares.

Wednesday: Chickens | Campers will learn about chicken care and the responsibilities of raising chickens. Chicken embryo development project and discovering fascinating facts about chicken eggs.

Thursday: Cows | Campers will develop and present a dairy farm buisness model, learning the ins and outs of dairy farming. Get hands on experience caring for our Holstein Heifer.

• We require students to wear long pants or leggings. NO shorts or crop tops.
• Rain or Muck Boots that can get very dirty. We prefer boots but old tennis shoes will work also just no flats or sandals, please. 
• Waiver ( you can print the waiver below or we have them available upon arrival).
• Farm School Camp students (7-11yr) may want to pack a change of clothes just in case they get really dirty/muddy or have a change of clothes in the car to change into before leaving. We also recommend having a change of clean shoes in the car with a bag to put the farm shoes in.
• Water bottle. 
• Farm School Camp students (7-11yr) will need to bring a pair of garden gloves. 
• Farm School Camp students (7-11yr) will need to pack a snack.
• Jr. Farm School Camp students (4-6yr) will need to pack a snack.
• We accept cash, check, paypal*, venmo* (*with fees added or sent via friends & family), or credit cards with an added 3% fee.
• 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.