
SUMMER CAMP
We spend our days riding, caring for animals, building, creating, and learning in relationship with horses, each other, and the natural world. Our camps balance skill-building with imagination, responsibility, and joy, offering a steady rhythm that supports confidence and growth.
Beginners $525/wk | Advanced Riders/Jr Counselors from $450/wk
What Makes Our Camps Different
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Ride every day, with groups matched by experience
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Waldorf-inspired crafts using natural materials and real tools
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Emphasis on animal care, responsibility, and stewardship
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Small group riding with experienced instructors
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A calm, structured daily rhythm
Who Our Camps Are For
Ages 5–17 | Beginners through Advanced
Campers: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Jr Counselors / Advanced: 9AM – 3PM
Advanced depth is offered through our Jr Counselor apprenticeship (by readiness & instructor approval).
What a Camp Day Looks Like
Each day includes riding, animal care, creative project time, games or nature exploration, and closing circle.
Full daily rhythm and details are available on each week’s registration page.
☀️ Summer 2026 Camp Weeks
Choose the week that fits your child best to learn more and register.
Week 1: June 15–19
The Horse & the Four Elements
Build, ride, explore, and settle into barn life through earth, water, air, and fire.
Week 2: June 22–26
Horse Games & Trail Camp
Riding games, trail adventures, teamwork, and lots of fun for all levels.
Week 3: June 29–July 3
Horse Veterinary Camp
Learn how to care for horses like a vet—while riding every day.
Week 4: July 6–10
The Inner Rider
Build balance, confidence, and communication through riding and groundwork.
Week 5: July 13–16 (Mon–Thu)
Myth, Legend & the Sacred Horse
Story, imagination, and creative expression woven into horsemanship.
Week 6: July 20–24
Three Day Eventing Camp (Advanced)
For experienced riders ready to explore dressage, jumping, and cross-country.
Week 7: July 27–31
Horse Camp Olympics
Team challenges, cooperative games, and joyful competition.
Week 8: August 3–6 (Mon–Thu)
Show Week: From Barn to Blue Ribbon
Prepare for and participate in the Ventura County Fair Junior Horse Show.
Week 9: August 10–14
Home Show & Celebration
A celebratory final week sharing skills, stories, and growth.
A Lotte Horses
Grounded horsemanship • Meaningful work • Childhood in relationship with animals
EMAIL INQUIRIES TO: alottehorses.web@gmail.com
All fees are due in advance. Reservations are required
PLEASE CALL or TEXT 805-212-RIDE for information