SPRING, SUMMER, AND WINTER BREAK CAMPS

What makes Rio Vista camp unique?

1. Small Enrollment

2. Well-qualified Camp Instructors

3. Daily riding LESSONS

4. Excellent record for safety and satisfaction

A young girl wearing a riding helmet and gloves gently touching the nose of a brown horse with a white star marking on its forehead in an outdoor stable area.

Summer Camp 2026

Camp Space is only available for the week of July 6-10. All other weeks have filled.

Sign up below for July 6-10 or message us to be added to a waitlist for any other 2026 Camp weeks. 

Two children brushing a brown horse in an outdoor setting with trees and parked cars in the background.

Campers are assigned their own horse for the week. They share in the care of the horse with a partner. Campers learn to be responsible for the daily care, grooming, and well being of “their horse”.

A horse is close to a person wearing a helmet, possibly a jockey or rider, with their face touching and their hand on the horse's face, in an outdoor setting.

Barn lessons include veterinary care, safety, grooming, and horse show preparation.

Two children standing in front of a decorated white horse at an outdoor stable.

Games, activities, and arts & crafts about horses.

A young girl smiling and holding a blue ribbon in one hand and a small, golden horse figurine in the other, outdoors in a park with grass, trees, and a golf cart in the background.

Camp closes with a special camp horse show, with all campers competing and receiving ribbons, along with a presentation of special awards earned throughout the week.

2026 SPRING BREAK CAMP SESSION

Monday - Friday | 9am - 1pm

March 16-20


2026 SUMMER CAMP SESSIONS

Monday - Friday | 9am - 1pm

June 1-5  | June 8-12  | June 15-19  | June 22-26

July 6-10   | July 13-17   | July 20-24   | July 27-31

Aug 3-7

DETAILS & REQUIREMENTS

AGES & EXPERIENCE

Girls and boys age 7 to 16. No prior riding experience is necessary. Children are divided into riding groups based on their riding skill level. Beginners receive a good foundation from which to continue their riding experience, and more advanced riders have the opportunity to improve their skills.

CAMP HORSES

Camp horses and ponies are well-schooled animals that are used in our year-round lesson program. Stabling may be arranged for those who own their own horse.

WHAT TO BRING & WEAR

• Long pants or riding breeches.

• Short sleeved shirt.

• Boots with low heels.

• Sack lunch.

• Change for drinks, water, snacks and horse treats

SUMMER CAMP HOURS

Monday - Friday • 9am-1pm


COSTS

The weekly session cost is $400

$415 if paying by credit card

Step 1. Download the application by clicking on Camp Application.

Step 2. Email us your completed camp application along with credit card information. You may also mail us your application or drop off your completed application with payment by check or cash.

Applications not accepted without payment. Weekly camp cost is $400 or $415 if paid by credit card.

Camp sessions fill up fast!

Start planning next summer now so you don't miss out on the Horse Camp fun!

Send in your application now to secure a spot in our summer camp. Camps fill up quickly so be sure to get your application in as soon as possible.

See you there!

A young girl with red hair and blue eyes smiling, holding a brown horse's bridle while standing next to it in a stable.