Junior Day Camps

Latest Video From Our Last Day Camp! Check Out The FUN!!!!

Children will learn how to lead, groom & saddle a pony; basic riding skills will be covered with two riding session (one in the morning, one in the afternoon). Crafts, games & snacks included.
For 7 - 10 yr. olds. (4 - 6 children) $60/child, 9 - 3pm.

Children should come dressed in long pants, closed-toed shoes/boots with a heel; we'll provide the helmets.

Send a sack lunch; we'll provide snacks.

See schedule below for dates.

Junior Day Camps for February 2010

There will be two Day Camps offered through the Fallbrook Community Center in February

Monday, February 15th
(No School - Presidents Day)
(Fun! Fun! Fun! See above video!!)

Saturday, February 27th

Registration for these two Junior Day Camps is through the
Fallbrook Community Center

Call the Community Center at 760.728.1671

or

Click for Online registration

Or you may sign up online below, through PayPal....

Crafts include designing an iron-on transfer using photos taken at camp for a really cool t-shirt; or decorating a wooden picture frame with feathers, gems and glitter glue (photo of rider and horse included!); or using hair from one of our horses, macramé an awesome bracelet with beads and bells.

Check out what's happening TODAY at Kids Horsin' Around by checking out our blog.

Spring Break 2010

We will be offering a two, three or five day camp this coming Spring Break. Everything in our Junior Day Camps will be offered and more. Daily crafts, riding, snacks and games. Register now, space is limited and will fill-up fast! Before and after care available at an additional fee.

Five Day
Mon - Fri

Three Day
M-W-F

Two Day
T & Th

You may also register for the Five Day Full Spring Break Camp through the Fallbrook Community Center

Click for online registration
(Scroll down to appropriate camp)

or

call the Community Center at 760.728.1671

A Few of Our Favorite Things...

I always ask the children what their favorite activity of the day was and every time, picking out hooves is right up there in the top three!

Other long-shot favorites are mucking and feeding.

Riding is up there, too...it's just that it's not always first on the list! Which is a good thing, because if you are considering a horse, riding is one of the last things you get to do. (It comes after feeding, mucking, grooming, paying the vet bill...)