Horse Camp

Our 6-day Horse Camp summer program is perfect for girls who love camp and want to ride horses! In a full week of fun and fellowship, the girls will mature as riders and in their relationship with the Lord. Every day our girls will learn horsemanship skills including mounted archery and color guard. They will learn stewardship as they help take care of our four-legged friends in our horse science classes. Theme days, campfires, and zip lines are just a part of a normal day at Palomar. Horse Camp will be the best week of the summer! Register today!

Inquire about our NEW advanced riding week.

Early Bird (September 29- December 31, 2025): $550/week*

Regular (January 1-April 30, 2026): $599/week*

Late (May , 2026 until registration closes): $625/week*

A non-refundable deposit of $150 is required for registration, with the remaining balance due by your camper's first day of Horse Camp.

*Horse Camp week 5 for Advanced riders +$50.00.

Discounts are available in certain situations.

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What types of lessons are taught at Horse Camp? The girls are split up into three riding groups according to past experience. They are taught mainly in Western saddles. Lessons in the barn will teach them about horse health, parts of the horse, parts of the saddles, and barn maintenance. We also have lessons every day covering riding, mounted archery, and quadrille. If you have more specific questions about the lessons, please contact Bailey Ozanich at horses@palomar.camp

How many girls will attend? Each week of Horse Camp has a capacity for 15 girls maximum.

How many girls can be in the same cabin together? Each cabin will accommodate 7 girls, 1 counselor, and 1 WIT (Wrangler in Training).

Are the wranglers CHA Certified? Yes. All of our horse wranglers are CHA Certified, know our horses by name, and are excellent instructors in the arena and on the trail.

When and where is drop off and pick up time? Drop off time will be between 3:30 – 5:00 pm on Sunday. Showdeo/pick-up is at 3:30 pm in the upper parking lot on Friday afternoon (see our Camp Map).

More FAQ

For years now, girls have been coming to Horse Camp and are growing into godly young women who want to serve the Lord. The Wrangler In Training program allows for these girls to learn how to someday become a wrangler at Palomar! Our wranglers love the Lord, people, and horses of course!

Our Wrangler In Training program is designed to focus on increasing horsemanship knowledge,
riding ability, personal growth, and character development.