School year camps
Deerfield Farm is just minutes away from I-90 so it's convenient for any student in Seattle or the Eastside to attend one of our camps.
2023-2024 Camp Dates
Camp Information
Camp notes:
- If the specific camp you want to attend is full, you can email and ask to be put on our waitlist (please include date of camp). If we have a cancellation, we'll let you know so you can book the spot.
- All camps book up fast so while the calendar may show that we have space, the number of openings may be different by the time you email. The best thing to do is to make your reservation (via our contact form) right away to ensure your favorite date is available.
- We will not be offering refunds on the non-refundable deposits or final balances paid due to Covid-19 this year.
Camp requirements:
- Each camper must wear long pants and riding boots with a low heel. No tennis shoes for riding.
- Certified Horseback Riding Helmets must be worn whenever mounted on a horse.
- All campers will need to have their own Certified riding helmet, and riding boots with a heel.
- A SIGNED LIABILITY WAIVER AND RELEASE TO TREAT A MINOR FORMS MUST BE ON FILE TO PARTICIPATE. Absolutely no exceptions. These forms will be sent to you with your registration.
The camp is open to students ages 7 to 12. Full payment required with registration. Your child should be dressed appropriately and wear layered clothing (dress overly warm) including winter boots, warm hat, gloves, socks, hand & toe warmers. Campers are required to wear riding boots with at least a ½ inch heel (not more than 1.5”) and a certified riding helmet. Please bring a reusable water bottle & healthy snack as lunch is not provided.
What to expect
Immersive horse activities and mindfulness. Campers will be immersed in horse activities throughout the whole camp whether it is expertly coached riding lessons, grooming, lead, or horse care. Gratitude and mindfulness are at the heart of what we do at Deerfield Farm. Our camp program will include opportunities to practice mindful action and gratitude with every activity and horse interaction.
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