VIRGINIA RIDING CAMPS
Summer camp gives riders the opportunity to ride every day and improve more quickly
2025 Sessions
*Note – You don’t have to pay with PayPal. Feel free to drop off or mail a check.
You can sign up using the links below or by sending an email to grovespringfarm@gmail.com
Full-Day Novice Equestrian Camp with Adventures June 8-12
Full-Day Novice Equestrian Camp with Adventures June 8-12
Early-Bird Special: $550 if you sign up before April 15
Full-Day Novice Equestrian Camp with Adventures June 15-19
Full-Day Novice Equestrian Camp with Adventures June 15-19
Early-Bird Special: $550 if you sign up before April 15
Full-Day Novice Equestrian Camp with Adventures June 22-26
Full-Day Novice Equestrian Camp with Adventures June 22-26
Early-Bird Special: $550 if you sign up before April 15
Half-Day Beginner Riding Camp July 6-10
Half-Day Beginner Riding Camp July 6-10
Early-Bird Special: $300 if you sign up before April 15
Half-Day Beginner Riding Camp July 13-17
Half-Day Beginner Riding Camp July 13-17
Early-Bird Special: $300 if you sign up before April 15
HALF-DAY
Beginner Riding Camp
For boys and girls ages 6-10 featuring instruction in riding and horse care. This camp is designed for beginner to novice riders. Beginners learn to properly groom, tack and understand the correct design of position and aids to walk, trot, halt and steer the horse. Trail riding and games are a part of each lesson. On Friday there is an opportunity for riders to demonstrate what they have learned for parents, family and friends.
Riding boots and ASTM/SEI approved helmet required. Riding hats and boots may be borrowed from Grovespring.
FULL-DAY
EQUESTRIAN Camp
Ages 6-18. Bring your own horse or pony or use one of ours.
The full day camp will be more intense and in depth. Not only will we have the opportunity to ride at least twice during the course of the day, we will cover more stable material. In addition to grooming, tacking and basic horse care, we will delve into: lunging, bandaging, lameness, shoeing, shipping and nutrition. Campers will have the opportunity to talk with the veterinarian, equine dentist and farrier during the course of the week.
On the horses there will be sessions in the ring, as well as cross country. We use the American National Riding Commission (ANRC) standards of riding. We have had guest instructors like Paul Cronin (2009 USEF Pegasus award winner and author of Riding and Schooling the Sport Horse) teach and judge in the past.Â




