SUMMER CAMP
Summer 2020 Camp Dates
Camper & Sprinkles
Campers with Counselor Stelli
Summer 2020 Camp Pricing
our camp program
Join us at Faith Hill Farm this summer! Faith Hill Farm offers camp for children ages 6 -16 of all riding levels, beginner through advanced. Campers will enjoy days filled with riding, development of horsemanship skills, horse-themed games, arts and crafts, and interaction with the many animals who live on our farm
Summer Camp Details
Dates: 10 weeks, 6/10/24 - 8/16/24 (see below). 30 spots available per week, first come first serve.
Time: 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
Cost: $500/week or $100/day (+ $15 registration fee)*
*Sibling Discount: $20 discount when signing up more than one child ($480/week for the second child)
*Multiple Week Discount: $15 discount when signing up for more than one week ($485/week after the first week registered)
Ready to register?
Please fill out the form below. You will receive a payment link via email within 1-2 business days to complete your camper's registration.** Be on the lookout for an informational email about camp once your camper is fully registered. We can't wait to see you this summer!
**Please note that registration is not complete until payment has been submitted.
2024 SCHEDULE
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Week 4 (NO CAMP 7/4)
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Week 8
Week 9 (FARM CAMP)
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June 10
June 17
June 24
July 1
July 8
July 15
July 22
July 29
August 5
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July 5
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July 26
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August 9
August 16
A Day in the Life of a Camper...
As campers arrive in the morning, counselors go over typical horse safety rules with campers in the barn. Campers then proceed to the picnic tables and have morning greeting where attendance is taken to ensure that everyone has arrived.
Counselors then divide the campers up into groups for riding.
Before riding, many interactive discussions happen around the farm so that all the campers get to learn about each individual horse. These discussions usually include facts such as breed, color, gender, traits and even food preferences. This is followed by riding lessons for campers.
After campers complete their riding session they learn about horse care topics including grooming, feeding and horse anatomy.
Our campers often have the unique opportunity to meet and observe industry professionals such as: farriers, vets, and dentists.
In the afternoon, we break for lunch, a campers test their creative skills with fun horse-related crafts. Some days, we have a sweet surprise with a visit from the DEL’s Lemonade Truck!!
Each week concludes with a special Friday horse show where we welcome family and friends to come watch their riders show off their new riding techniques. Our show concludes with a presentation on a selected horse related topics they have researched that week.
