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Children are required to wear helmets at all times, and we do have helmets available to borrow. Also, feel free to bring your own horseback riding helmet, if you prefer. Bicycle helmets are not permitted. ONLY helmets approved for horseback riding will be allowed to keep the campers safe.

We will cover lots of skills, including basic jumping, as each rider's skills allow.

No, Campers do not need to have any riding experience at all! We can help those who have never ridden to give riding a try. We can also work with those who are experienced to have some fun on our horses, while getting a few "tips and tricks" from our team of outstanding instructors!

The cost is $499/week for each week of camp sessions, and $95 for each day of mini camp for young riders.

This includes the horse, the tack, a helmet (to borrow, if needed), the horseback riding lessons and ride time, craft supplies, water bottle, and snacks.

Each regular camp session is 8 am until 12 noon, Monday - Friday of the specified week. Each mini camp is one day from 8 am till 12 noon on that specified day.

Yes, these camps are designed for children, ages 4 - 17. If you are an adult looking to ride, please contact us about riding lessons, or our Wine & Ride events.

Yes, advanced registration is absolutely required, as space is limited. Please click the "Summer Camp Registration" button on this page. Please register at least a week before the camp you wish your child to attend. However, many camps will be full long before that time, so register soon to ensure space.

Horses and equipment included. Riding helmets are available to borrow, though you can bring your own helmet, if you wish. If bringing your own horse to camp, you must provide a current negative Coggin's test, proof of Flu/Rhino/Herpes vaccination, and arrive with the horse at between 7 and 7:30 am each camp day. If horse is to be boarded here during camp, there is a $25/day boarding fee which includes hay.

Water bottles, water, and snacks are provided. No need to bring anything. If your camper has specific food allergies, be sure we are aware of these.

Unless is it lightning, we still ride in the rain. As the camps are in summer, it is warm, and we are not made of sugar. If it is extremely stormy, we will do horsey things

in the barn. But please still send your child to participate. Especially since the Texas weather changes often, and it may rain for 15 minutes but otherwise be a beautiful day.

Yes, there is plenty of parking. Parents or guardians will drop off the campers and then may leave until noon. On the Fridays that we have family day, there should be enough parking for everyone. If you have trouble finding a place, just ask, and we will help you fit. For those who need transportation, Uber is an excellent option.

Riders should wear long pants, a close-fitting shirt, and boots.

If boots are not available, riders must wear close-toed, hard soled shoes with heels of at least 1/4 inch.

Paddock boots are our first choice of footwear. Paddock boots can be purchased online or at Dover Saddlery in Austin or Houston. From Amazon, Stateline Tack, or Charlotte's Saddlery in Tomball.

These are short boots that zip or tie, and are the safest option for riding, while not being too hot in the summer.

Because the camp space is very limited, refunds are not possible after May 1, 2026. If that camp is full, and there is a wait list, AND we are able to fill your spot with another rider, then we can offer a half refund.

Please call Lisa at 979-229-3622.

You can bring your own horse, however:

You must arrive by 7 am.

You must provide a current negative Coggins test for your horse, and proof of vaccinations

No stallions may join the camp

You must provide your own tack

AND if the horse stays during the week, board is $25/day and includes hay.

We ride first, then have snack time to recover from the exercise of riding. Games and crafts then follow snack time.

In the arena at Royal Legend Arabians and Horse Center, 7786 Riley Road, Bryan, TX 77808. If campers become advanced enough, we may also ride in the pasture on trails.

Snacks may consist of different fruits, puddings, fruit cups, ice cream, or various other cooling or rehydrating snacks, and ones that will replace a bit of salt that was lost, such as pretzels or other snack crackers. Occasionally sweeter treats may be offered.

YES! Camps are very exclusive events. We usually limit it to 8 riders per session, unless we have more advanced riders, in which case we can have a few more.

Yes. For the safety of all campers, a parent or legal guardian is required to complete and sign a liability waiver and emergency contact form prior to camp. Proof of age is generally not required unless noted for a specific camp session.