Camp activities are based on the introduction to horses through Safety, Respect and Fun.  Each day consists of both a riding lesson and ground lessons.

The ground lessons of the first few days are meant to give campers the knowledge and skills to handle and give basic care to horses. They are taught how to properly halter, lead, tie and work safely in close proximity to horses. In the grooming process students learn the names and uses of specific tools, and get plenty of hands-on experience. From the start they are taught how to check a horse for proper grooming, and will practice on their assigned mounts. Grooming checks are a part of the morning routine. Campers are also taught how to tack up their horses, and how to properly cool down and untack after a ride.

Horse anatomy and the parts of tack are also taught interactively. Campers are challenged to learn as many terms as they can, and the vocabulary is used in all activities. As interest and group ability allow, other topics are introduced such as stabling, feeding, veterinary care and training methods.

Campers ride for one hour daily. The lessons consist of a variety of exercises, drills and games to develop balance, confidence and skills. In addition to learning to ride the walk, trot and basic canter, campers practice finding their balance in different positions and posting at the trot.  With the correct foundation campers will be able to continue their equine interests in any discipline, pleasure or competitive.