Horse Riding Camps in Spain

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Horse Riding Camps Zaldibia (Guipúzcoa)

Club Hípico Lazkaomendi

275€ per person

7 Prices

Horse Riding Camps La Vall D'en Bas (Girona)

EQuaid eQuillet Club Hipic

450€ per person

1 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Novallas (Zaragoza)

Campo Alegre

200€ per person

3 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Jaca (Huesca)

Pirineo Ecuestre

1.160€ per person

2 Prices

2 reviews

Horse Riding Camps Añezcar (Navarra)

Escuela de Equitación Añézcar

690€ per person

2 Prices

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Horse Riding Camps Mollo (Girona)

La Costa

462€ per person

1 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Orrius (Barcelona)

Hípica Òrrius

95€ per person

1 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Ortigueira (A Coruña)

Granxa do Souto

690€ per person

2 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Huerta (Salamanca)

Los Caballos de la Ribera

15€ per person

2 Prices

Horse Riding Camps San Ildefonso O La Granja (Segovia)

Picadero Herranz

250€ per person

3 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Cabezon De Pisuerga (Valladolid)

La Hijosa

75€ per person

2 Prices

Horse Riding Camps Vicuña (Álava)

Caballerizas Bikuña

70€ per person

2 Prices

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Horse Riding Camps Canoves (Barcelona)

Christmas offer: horse riding course+free route

from 120€ per person

2 reviews

Horse Riding Camps Trapagaran (Vizcaya)

Equestrian Camp, Easter, Santa Trapagarán

from 150€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Añezcar (Navarra)

English and Equestrian Camp, Añézcar, 12 days

from 800€ per person

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Horse Riding Camps Sant Feliu De Llobregat (Barcelona)

One-Week Horse Riding Camp in Sant Feliu

from 99€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Trapagaran (Vizcaya)

Equestrian camp in Trapagaran. Holy Week.

from 150€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Trapagaran (Vizcaya)

Christmas equestrian camp as a gift

from 150€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Itziar (Guipúzcoa)

Horse Riding Camp+English, Lastur Valley, 5 Days

from 325€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Trapagaran (Vizcaya)

Horse ride camp+hotelS. Santa, Trapagaran

from 485€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Trapagaran (Vizcaya)

Horse Riding/English Camp for adults, Trapagar

from 570€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Jaca (Huesca)

Horse Riding and language Camp in Jaca, 1 Week

from 1.160€ per person

Horse Riding Camps La Orotava (Tenerife)

Horse-Riding Camp at La Orotava, 1 Week

from 250€ per person

Horse Riding Camps Morgovejo (León)

Stay-In Horse Riding Camp in Morgovejo, 6-Days

from 210€ per person

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Tips if you are going to do Horse Riding Camps in Spain

Horses and ponies are among the desires of the majority of kids. That’s why, the best thing you can give as a gift, is to give them during their holidays, a space in an equestrian camp. Surely, your little one can think in a best way to pass their vacations, and don’t lie to yourself, having several days to rest from the youngsters is also a reward for the parents.

1. Cohabitation with the horses

The horses are the main attraction of the equestrian camps. The majority of games and activities revolve around them from the moment the children wakes up. The regular students of horse riding classes can jump into that intensive mode to study the techniques that are taught throughout the school’s year. Nevertheless, your kids can assist the camps even though, maybe, they have no idea of this experience. The professors and instructors will arrange the groups so each and one of the students can study their skill-level traineeship.

2. Suitable for all ages

From the age of 7, kids can participate, although it depends on the Summer camp. Normally, they allow to enroll from small children to youngsters, marking the limit of the groups or schedules until they are 12 or 13. The idea is to arrange everything according to the children, so the little ones learn accordingly to their knowledge or the adolescents don’t get bored when sharing activities with the younger. Boys and girls will find people with the same tastes and/or level of knowledgement. We guarantee they will return home with a new friend on their list.

3. Outdoor sports are combined

In an equestrian camp not everything is about horses. During the day, the instructors will propose other interesting and fun activities. They will show to the kids how to make art with their small hands, will enjoy trips throughout the surroundings and will swim in the pool during hotter days. This is about offering a complete vital experience.

4. There are camps with or without accommodation

The majority of them have daily schedules, by receiving the kids each day on the first hour of the morning and ending all the activities before or after eating lunch. Sometimes, they have the option of expanding the schedule so, if you can’t pick them up at 1 P.M., per example, you can then do it at 4 P.M., moments before they eat a snack. However, in others, the children can stay under full-board regime, by staying in the campus itself.

5. Independence and responsibility are encouraged

A camp can be an experience that can make your kid more independent: they will need to take care of their cleaning and washing and take care of the personal belongings without mom and dad looking for it. In the equestrian programmes, they deeply work the capacities of taking responsibility in concrete chores. A horse is assigned to each kid, so he/she takes care and feed them. They will get accustomed to follow a schedule to brush them, prepare them to ride, shower them, feed them and prepare their stable for rest.

When the kids can visit an equestrian camp?

The equestrian camps open the enrollment process when the schools are closed during the holidays. The camps are available during Summer, from the final weeks of June until the end of August, and even on the first days of September. You will also find offers for Easter and some days during Christmas.