Your riding lessons are the only parts of your day that are scheduled in for you. The rest of the time is set
aside for you to pick activities that you are interested in, whether at the barn or at other areas of camp.
See below for a sample daily schedule.
Sample Daily Schedule
Morning
7:15 Wake Up
7:45 Breakfast
8:15 Morning Announcements
8:20 Morning Kapers
9:00 Activity #1
10:00 Riding Lesson
11:00 Activity #2
12:00 Lunch
Afternoon
1:00 Rest Period/Free Swim
3:00 Activity #3
4:00 Riding Lesson
5:00 Activity #4
6:00 Dinner
7:30 Night Program
8:30 Cabin Time/Ready for Bed
9:45 Lights Out
Another popular activity is Arts and Crafts. At Arts and Crafts there is
a different project to do every day. You might be making friendship
bracelets, tie dye shirts, or souvenir t-shirts. Or you can just do your own
thing. You might even take a little time to write a letter home!
As a cool break, an optional free swim and boating period is offered at
the waterfront each afternoon. Free swim is directed by red cross certified
lifeguards. You can enjoy swimming or just relax on the dock. There are
some fun toys to play with like the rolling log, and the see saw! During this
time you can take out your own kayak, or take out a paddleboat with a
friend. If you’ve got good balance you can try out a fun bug, but they’re hard!
Or, you can try your hand at frogging!
Archery is always taught by a certified instructor, and there are
certain range commands that you’ll need to follow in order to
keep it safe. Some campers like to do archery every day, and
others just try it once or twice.
Other activities that you might have a choice of, could be
parachute games, tennis, basketball, volleyball, stilts and
acting games. During our three week sessions, each cabin
produces and acts in their own movie which we show on movie
night.
Stilts
Rope Spinning