Mini Camps
Introductory Riding Experience
Discover horse riding at our Mini Camps. Beginners can learn the basics in these welcoming 3 hour sessions. Only $185 per camper.
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5 out of 5 stars
“My daughter enjoyed the Mini camp at Windmill Stables. They did activities like getting the horse ready, riding the horse and feeding the horses a special meal which the horses and the kids enjoyed. They got to paint rocks and horseshoes and eat their snack. I definitely recommend this experience for horseback riders!”
Peter
Camp Information
Guidelines for Riding Camps
We aim to ensure a safe and fulfilling camp experience with clear guidelines. From age requirements to essential gear, we outline everything needed for a smooth and enjoyable camp experience.
- Age Requirements
- Camps are open to riders at least 7 years old who can ride a bicycle without assistance, ensuring appropriate skill levels.
- Safety Gear
- Campers must bring their own headgear, breeches/jodhpurs, chaps, and boots, although we can provide missing items if needed.
- Weather Prep
- Campers should pack clothing suitable for the weather, including rain gear and spare outfits, to stay comfortable and prepared.
- Bring Snacks
- It’s important for campers to bring their own snacks and a water bottle to stay nourished and hydrated throughout the day.
5 out of 5 stars
“Attended the mini-camp and my little had a GREAT experience. She learned how to care for her horse as well as beginner riding techniques. The camp and facility were well run and organized. We will definitely look into future camps!”
Tiffany
Before You Arrive
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Whether you're wondering about our cancellation policy, appropriate attire, or safety requirements, we've got you covered. Our FAQ answers common questions while our Barn Rules ensure everyone enjoys a safe, respectful environment.
Safety and Responsibility
Farm Animal Activity Liability Disclaimer
Under Texas law (Chapter 87, Civic Practice and Remedies Code), a farm animal professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in farm animal activities resulting from the inherent risks of farm animal activities.