More Spring and Summer Camp Information
Level Green Riding School has been offering a fun and instructive English riding
camp for the last 25 years. Located on 200 acres beside the James River, campers of all levels of riding abilities, ages 7
to 16, are offered opportunities to enhance their skills as well as to enjoy trail rides through woods, fields, and along
the river. Experienced riders are given opportunities to jump cross country fences as well as riding courses in the ring.
Campers new to English riding are giving individual instruction for the first two days of camp.
We provide transportation
from 2 points in Chesterfield on the Level Green bus, which is included in the total price. Our facilities include 45 horses
and ponies, 39 stables, 2 riding rings, cross country course and riding trails. Qualified and experienced staff members supervise
all activities. Campers ride twice a day and are assigned a horse or pony to look after for the week where they learn feeding,
grooming and stable management. Also, campers have two lectures a day on a variety of subjects such as horse shoeing, horse
care, and stable management. Campers have a riding demonstration for parents and award ceremony every Friday afternoon.
What to bring to camp -
Campers should come to camp in shorts and tennis shoes and bring long pants or
chaps, (Please no capri pants), a helmet (a well fitting bike helmet is okay), and a shoe or boot with a flat sole and 1/2
to 1 inch heel for riding. (Please no boots with large treads.) Campers should also bring their lunch, drinks, and snacks
in a cooler. If rain is likely, please bring a change of shirt and raincoat, no rain ponchos please.
Payment Information -
Level Green camp is $380 per week on
or before June 2, 2010. After June 2, camp fee per week is $395. The fee includes a $100 non-refundable deposit
and must be included with the registration form.
The balance of $260.00 for spring camps is due 1 week
before the first day of camp, March 29. The balance of $260.00 for all summer camps is due on June 2. After June 2, the balance
due will be $275. If registering after June 2, please pay in full. In case of injury, illness or family emergency prior to
the beginning of your child’s camp, the child may move to another camp week, depending on availability, or receive 10
weekly lessons. During your child’s camp, any day missed due to illness or injury may be made up on another week of
camp or applied toward weekly lessons. Payments may be made by check or cash. Parents will receive an email or a postcard
confirming that their registration, deposit and release have been received. Parents, expect a phone call on Thursday or Friday
before your child’s camp from Pat Betts to discuss any last minute questions.
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| Lindley helping Julia at summer camp. |
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| Mounted games at summer camp |
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