360-424-7630
Mount Vernon, WA - Established in 1975
Pony Pals
At Pony Pals camp each day is packed with pony centered fun under the supervision of our skilled, kid-friendly staff.
At the beginning of the week, your child will be partnered up with a pony to ride for the week.
Daily activities include riding lessons, trail rides, and pony games.
Pony Pals is a great camp if your camper has attended Parent and Child camps or has taken riding lessons. Pony Pals is for children who are independent in their riding and have stamina to attend a 3-hour camp each day. Parents are not permitted to stay at this camp.
Pony Pals campers will spend their day grooming and saddling, taking riding lessons, playing games on their ponies, and trail riding.
Your child needs to be ready to ride their pony on their own at the walk, and only need minimal assistance with trotting.
Dress Code:
Jeans or riding breeches.
Cowboy boots, English riding boots, or approved boots with a drop-down heel. Absolutely no tennis shoes or lug soled shoes/boots.
Dress in layers, camp is outdoors.
No tank tops.
We strongly recommend purchasing your own certified riding helmet. Our farm provides loaners helmets if needed. No bike or ski helmets are permitted.
We at Lang’s Horse & Pony Farm are committed to providing a safe, educational, and welcoming environment for all our campers, patrons, volunteers, and staff. As a family run business, we are limited in the range of special needs we are able to properly accommodate; including but not limited to behavior management and certain health conditions.
If your child requires special assistance for educational, behavioral or medical needs at school or other programs you will need to contact our office directly before enrolling in one of our camps to ensure that placement is feasible. Please read the attached information. For further details click here.
Price: $ for 5 days of camp.
Age: 6 to 9 years old
Riding skill level: Must have attended pony camp or riding lessons. Must be able to walk and trot without a helper.
Camp check-in: Check in 15 minutes before camp on Monday
Graduation: The last hour of camp on the last day is their "Graduation and Horse Show." They will dress up the ponies and show off their riding skills. Families are encouraged to come watch them ride and take pictures.
What to Bring: Send your camper with a snack, water bottle, a change of clothes, and sliced apples. Be sure to send a raincoat if rain is in the forecast.
2024 Dates: Log in to see current availability, to register, or to join a waiting list.
July 22 - 26 AM Session 9:30 - 12:30
July 22 - 26 PM Session 1:00 - 4:00
July 29 - Aug 2 AM Session 9:30 - 12:30
July 29 - Aug 2 PM Session 1:00 - 4:00
Aug 5 - 9 AM Session 9:30 - 12:30
Aug 5 - 9 PM Session 1:00 - 4:00
Aug 12 - 16 AM Session 9:30 - 12:30
Aug 12 - 16 PM Session 1:00 - 4:00
How to register for camp.
Use our online registration service, Jumbula.
A $100 deposit is required to secure a spot in this camp. Camp deposits are non-refundable.
FULL PAYMENT OF CAMP TUITION IS DUE ONE MONTH PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CAMP. Those accounts with outstanding balances after the final payment due date (one month prior to the first day of your camp) will be considered a forfeiture, and your spot will be filled from the waitlist.
A new CAMPER RELEASE OF LIABILITY for the current year is due by Feb. 1st. Our insurance carrier requires us to have the hard copy of the signed release form in our files.