
To register for camp, simply visit our "Camps" page, scroll to the bottom of the page. There you will find a registration form to fill out

How many kids will be at Camp?
Maximum amount of kids at camp is 10. Usually our camps range from 5 - 10 campers.
Do I have to have experience to attend?
Our experience requirements vary depending on what camp you attend. Intermediate camp, you are expected to know how to walk/trot and basic horse handling. Jumping camp, you are expected to know how to walk/trot/canter/and have started over

Are there showers?
We do have one shower available for use on select days to be set when campers are settling in. Also, we do have a hose with hot and cold water available at the barn at all times. Campers are free

How often do we ride?
We ride 2 - 4 hours a day, weather depending . If it is pouring rain/thundering/lightning, we do not ride. If it is above 30 degrees, we do not ride in the heat of the day, and will make up for it on an evening ride.
Can we bring our own horse?
YES! We encourage you to bring your own horse to camp. We do require that they have the training necessary to be ridden. They must also be up to date on vaccinations, and have no signs of illness. Any dangerous or ill horses will be sent home. YOU are responsible for supplying




I don't have a horse, can I still attend?
YES! We have a limited amount of lesson horses available for use at camp. As long as you meet our experience requirements, you can reserve a lesson horse upon registering


When does Camp Start and end?
Camp starts on Monday at 10AM, please do not arrive any earlier and if it can be helped

Is this a co-ed Camp?
Yes, both girls and boys are allowed to attend this camp. Campers are fully

What do I need to bring to camp?
-Warm Sleeping Bag and Pillow (any other night time necessities).
- Foam pad or air mattress
- Mosquito Repellent!!! For YOU and your HORSE (if bringing your own). The bugs CAN get bad out here so its best to be prepared. We will have some on supply as well.
-water bottle, flashlight, any other camping gear needed!
-clothes for schooling (if wanting to ride English breeches, jods, schooling tights, chaps, stirrup pants, or spandex pants are all fine) (if western, jeans are fine). You'll also need a hard soled shoe
with a heel, preferably a pair of boots. They are available at Lammles or UFA with prices ranging from $40 to $300
-helmet (if you have one; if not, we have some helmets that are free to borrow, new helmets are found and Lammles or UFA)
- Swimming suit or t-shirt and shorts - (NO SWIMMING - We set up the sprinkler/slip n slide for some fun!)
-clothes you don't mind getting a little dirty!
-If bringing your own horse: saddle, saddle pad, bridle, brushes, hay, Bucket(s), Halter, lead rope, etc.
How much does Camp Cost?
Camp cost depends on which camp you are attending, whether you are in a group of 3+ or a returning camper. Please contact us to learn more about these discounts.
Intermediate camp - $650+GST
Jumping Camp - $750+GST
Crazy Horse Ladies Camp - $300+GST
NO REFUNDS
We have a 200' X 80' OUTDOOR arena where we do our daily riding. We also go on trail rides along the roadside to a nearby lake. We do NOT have an indoor arena.
Where do we sleep at camp?
Campers and Counselors sleep in the hay loft (no hay up there) OR tents provided onsite. Houses are always open during camp should the weather turn nasty. Please be sure to bring your air mattress, pillow, and a warm sleeping bag.
What happens if camp is rained out?
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Yes, however we do ask that you do not bring anything with peanuts in case someone has an allergy.
Can I bring my cell phone to camp?
Yes, cell phones are allowed in the barn and tents. ABSOLUTELY NO CELL PHONES IN THE ARENA. Anyone who is caught with their phone in the arena will have it taken away until the end of camp.
Anything else I need to know?
An email will be sent out to you on the Friday prior to your camp date with details and reminders as well as directions to get here.
When you camp at TLOAH, you are a part of our family. We expect each camper to treat one another and the TLOAH staff with respect. We have zero tolerance for bullying or cliques.