Summer camp
for children
An unforgettable week with horses, nature, and new friendships. For children and youth from 5 to 15 years old!
Current dates change each season. The camp takes place once a year, in July or August, and runs on weekdays from Monday to Saturday. To find out this year's available times, please contact us directly.
Current dates change each season. The camp takes place once a year, in July or August, and runs on weekdays from Monday to Saturday. To find out this year's available times, please contact us directly.
A summer that children will
never forget
A summer that children will never forget
6 day camp
300€
Warm lunch and snacks
Safety equipment
Riding lessons in the arena
Educational theory classes
Horse care, saddling, and daily stable life
Horse care, saddling, and daily
stable life
Tent camping at the end of the camp (with breakfast included)
What a typical
camp day looks like
The camp day flows in an active and thoughtful rhythm, combining new knowledge with exciting practice.
Children arrive in the morning, and we all warm up together for the camp day. We actively get moving to music to get a proper energy boost for the whole day.
Together, we explore everything about the exciting world of horses. Each day, we adapt the topics so that the stories are equally interesting for both the youngest campers and teenagers.
We get to know the daily life of the stable and learn how to care for the horses. Together, we provide water and hay, prepare delicious mashes, and help lead our four-legged friends to the paddocks.
We eat a warm and hearty lunch. This is followed by a rest time, when we can all lounge around together, play games in the yard, or have fun at the children's playground.
We groom and saddle the horses. Then we get into the saddle to develop balance with exciting vaulting exercises, and after that, we fully master practical riding on horseback.
After the lesson, we remove the equipment and put it back in its place. On hot summer days, we wash the horses, give them a back massage, and reward them with crunchy carrots.
End of the camp day – parents arrive. Everyone goes to rest and get a good night's sleep to gather strength and energy for the next camp day.
What a typical
camp day looks like
The camp day flows in an active and thoughtful rhythm, combining new knowledge with exciting practice.
Children arrive in the morning, and we all warm up together for the camp day. We actively get moving to music to get a proper energy boost for the whole day.
Together, we explore everything about the exciting world of horses. Each day, we adapt the topics so that the stories are equally interesting for both the youngest campers and teenagers.
We get to know the daily life of the stable and learn how to care for the horses. Together, we provide water and hay, prepare delicious mashes, and help lead our four-legged friends to the paddocks.
We eat a warm and hearty lunch. This is followed by a rest time, when we can all lounge around together, play games in the yard, or have fun at the children's playground.
We groom and saddle the horses. Then we get into the saddle to develop balance with exciting vaulting exercises, and after that, we fully master practical riding on horseback.
After the lesson, we remove the equipment and put it back in its place. On hot summer days, we wash the horses, give them a back massage, and reward them with crunchy carrots.
End of the camp day – parents arrive. Everyone goes to rest and get a good night's sleep to gather strength and energy for the next camp day.
Start your adventure
with horses right now
Get to know our horses, enjoy their presence, and escape the daily rush in nature. Come visit us, we are waiting for you!
“Mums svarīgākais vienmēr ir bijis zirgs un cilvēks līdzās tam”.
– Natālija Pavlova
“Mums svarīgākais vienmēr ir bijis zirgs un cilvēks līdzās tam”.
– Natālija Pavlova
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