Welcome to NW Pony Parties Day Camp!

Our expert staff is ready to introduce you to all the joys of ponies and farm care this summer in a 2 day a week camp! 

Each three-hour day will be packed with lessons, skill development, riding, and just plain fun as you learn to be a pony's friend and caretaker.

Farm-related crafts will create take-home keepsakes to keep the dream alive through the long wait until next year's camps.

Our instructor/trainers have years of experience teaching animal care and  are boundless in their enthusiasm and creativity, and truly care for children. A high ratio of both instructors and camp counselors to students guarantees that you will receive the personal attention that makes for an unforgettable learning experience.

You will learn pony grooming, washing, feeding, health care, and maintenance of their stalls and paddocks. Horsemanship lessons on the ground as well as hand led rides are a daily part of camp.

Crafts and barn chores will be adjusted to fill the available time. Barn chores include pony feeding, mucking out stalls and paddocks (oh yes, ponies have two ends and we learn to take care of both), cleaning saddles, general care and maintenance of horses and ponies, etc.

Lessons will be in our sand riding arena and hilly pastures; snack time and crafts will be in the adjacent, covered area.

Pricing and Logistics

All sessions cost $250 per camper for the two day week of 3 hour days.

We request a $100 non-refundable deposit to hold your camper's spot.

We aim for a maximum of 10 campers per session.

We reserve the right to cancel or consolidate partly-filled sessions. We will accept sessions of as few as 6 campers, so if you need to attend on a particular week the best way to guarantee your spot is to recruit another camper (a friend, or even a sibling). 

We accept campers 5 to 10 years old. 

We accept registrations via phone or email, but Liability Waivers must be signed papers.

Required materials:

Packed snack every day
Helmet, either riding or bicycle
Clothing you don't mind getting dirty, including:
      Long pants
      Closed-toed shoes (think mucking out stalls...)
      Shirt that preferably covers the shoulders
      Warm Jacket
      Hat
Medicines or other necessary materials