Our Camps

SPRING CAMP 2025

April 21st - April 26th 0800-300pm 

$80 a day or $340 for the week 

SUMMER CAMP 2025

EARLY BOOKING Discount - Book by March 15th! (closed)

$95 a day for drop-ins [no more than 3 drop-ins per week]

Session 1: June 23 - June 27  camp $500

Session 2: June 30 - July 4 - camp $500

Session 3: July 14 - July 18 - camp $500 Eventing Camp $550

Session 4: July 28 - Aug 01 - Camp $500

Session 5: Aug 11 - Aug 15  - camp $500

Session 6: Aug 25 - Aug 29  camp $500

Monday Through Friday 

DROP OFF TIME: 8:00AM-8:45AM

CAMP STARTS @ 9AM

PICK UP TIME: 3:00PM

EVERYTHING HORSE: You name it, we do it, riding, grooming, clipping, bareback,  get dirty....... all the good stuff!!  Pure camp fun, Horses learning all in one!! Campers learn about feeding the horses and taking care of them and then learn to ride and have a lot of fun getting to know their new four legged friends and two legged!! More advanced riders will have a primary focus on Trail riding and even Jumping (if they like it) and flatwork technique, Gridwork and Height. (Riders must be able to canter confidently and started over Cross rails.) This camp is open to ANYONE at ANY level.  

EVENTING CAMP: Equestrian eventing, often called the "equestrian triathlon," is a sport that tests the versatility, fitness, and skill of both horse and rider in three phases: dressage, cross-country, and show jumping. During Eventing Camp we will focus on all three disciplines and have a mock Event on the last day of camp! *riders must be intermediate to advanced to participate

EVERYTHING ELSE: We will ride in the mornings, when the temperature is the coolest, than after lunch and some stable chores we spend time in the bouncy house and water slide bounce house to cool off! Kids of all ages have fun, no matter the temperature. 

 
Prices for the full week of camp are listed above or it is $95 day for drop-in's [no more than 3 drop-ins per week allowed] Camp starts at 9:00am (arrive by 8:45am) and pick up time is 3:00pm unless otherwise stated. $200 deposit to secure slot. NON-REFUNDABLE. LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE IN ALL CAMPS

"Suffolk Stables prides itself on the quality of its instruction and lesson horses. Teaching more than riding itself, we offer Stable Practices and Barn Management, along with Horse care and Equipment Maintenance. "

WEATHER PERMITTING: We will venture out on a trail ride on the property

What to wear:

Campers should arrive wearing long pants, muck or rain boots, with a bathing suit underneath. 

Riding boots must have a heel for riding, you can NOT ride in sneakers.  Helmets are available for loan. Rain boots are a MUST and sneakers for later in the day. 

List of what to bring:

Riding boots (Paddock boots or similar)

Helmet (optional, we can provide)

Hair ties for your hair

Seasonal appropriate change of clothes: sweatshirt, shorts, etc 

Sneakers (they will get ruined in water and mud just FYI)

Sunblock! 

Folding Chair (optional)

Bathing Suit (if your child is comfortable changing in the afternoon)

Towel

Lunch (No refrigerator available)

Water bottle (we have a water tower for refills all day long)

REGISTRATION: email your completed registration form to: info@suffolkstables.com (cc: Deborah@suffolkstables.com) and submit payment below. Cash or checks also accepted. 

Our Horseback riding camps are located on site at Suffolk Stables and cover everything a person needs to know when it comes to horses, so come out and just have FUN! 

At Suffolk, safety and fun are our main priorities. We provide a secure environment for students to ride, learn and grow...all while having fun and developing new relationships. It is our desire that all students at Suffolk Stables be equipped with the tools and knowledge to achieve their goals both in and out of the horse riding ring.

*Horsemanship with respect to healthcare, nutrition, stable management, handling and riding a mount safely, correctly and with confidence. 

*Organized teamwork including cooperation, communication, responsibility, leadership, mentoring, teaching and fostering a supportive yet competitive environment. 

*Respect for the horse and self through horsemanship; for land through land conservation; and for others through service and teamwork. 

*Service by providing an opportunity for members, parents, and others to support the Pony Club program locally, regionally and nationally through volunteerism. 

*Education at an individual pace to achieve personal goals and expand knowledge through teaching others.