Day Camp at the stables and farm – 5 to 11 year olds

Our day camps offer an introduction to small farm animals, ponies and to  horseback riding. This summer camp is aimed at kids aged 5 to 11, Monday to Fridays, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with the possibility of adding early/late pick up from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Campers will thrive learning and interacting with our rabbits, chickens, lambs and other furry friends. They will beam with excitement brushing ponies and horses and getting on them for rides. Afternoons are dedicated to group games, water games and art and crafts .

They will have fun during crazy Olympics, “pony games” and water games.

At the stables or on the farm, no day would be complete without rolling up your sleeves and getting a little dirty. Campers will participate in grooming and feeding animals and horses,  and performing stable chores.

Our campers always take great pride in taking care of the farm animals, horses and ponies.

Dates:

We can accomodate up to a maximum of 20 spots per week. 

• 24 -28 june 2024
• 1 – 5 july 2024
• 8 – 12 july 2024
• 15 -19 july 2024
• 22 – 26 july 2024
• 29 july- 2 aug 24
• 5 – 9 aug 2024
• 12 – 16 aug 2024
• 19-23 aug 2024

PRICES:
250 $ (plus tax) per week

275 $ (plus) par week for non-members 

When registering for 2 weeks or more, get a $10 discount per week.

Our “pre and post camp service” allows early arrival  from 8:00 a.m. and late pick until 5:00 p.m. for only $25 per week.

Intensive Riding Camp program – 11 to 16 years old

An experience like no other – our intensive riding day camp offers an intensive two-week program aimed at perfecting your technique, skills and knowledge on horseback. This riding program includes progression through the “Rider” levels of Cheval Québec and preparation for horse shows.

This camp is offered Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., in two sessions A and B, and is aimed at riders aged 11 to 16 (priority to riders from the EQ competition team)

The riders will certainly improve their technique but they will also participate in several theoretical aspects such as stable management, bedding, nutrition, appropriate care for the horse and basic knowledge of the rider as well as an introduction to the world of horse riding. equine veterinarian and farrier.

No day at the stable would be complete without rolling up your sleeves and getting a little dirty. Riders will assist with horse grooming, equipment maintenance and daily tasks. A real stable life!

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