Horse Camps & Clinics Special Events

At Horse House Corpus Christi, we believe horseback riding isn’t just a sport—it’s a tradition, a lifestyle, and a memory-maker. Sadly, this way of life is fading. Many of us grew up visiting grandparents’ ranches, riding with cousins, jumping in ponds, and helping feed the chickens and goats.

We're bringing that good old-fashioned fun back.

Each of our camps is limited to just 16 campers, ensuring personal attention and safety. Campers rotate through four main stations:

Horseback Riding Lessons & Instruction

Horseback Games or mounted obstacle corse 

Education Stations 

Hobby Farm 

Guided Creative Crafts
 

We also add extra fun with activities like:

Trail Riding

Scavenger Hunts

Swimming and water play activities 

Swimming with Horses in the pond 🏊

“Paint the Pony”

And more surprise adventures!
 

Best for ages 6 (1st grade) to 14 (8th grade)

No horse experience? No problem! We’re beginner-friendly and tailor activities for more experienced riders.
 

2:1 staff ratio while riding

5:1 staff ratio during unmounted activities

All staff are CPR & First Aid Certified

Experienced with both children and horses
 

Long pants & closed-toe shoes

Swimwear / change of clothes

Towel, sunscreen, bug spray

Refillable water bottle

Snacks/lunch

Medications (if needed)
 

Registration Fee: $25 (non-refundable)

Payment Plan Fee: $50 (non-refundable, due at registration)

Camp Tuition: $275 2-day and $400 5-day  (balance due two weeks before camp)

Payment plans available!
 

Step 1: Email january@corpuschristihorse.com with:

Your Name

Phone Number

Email

Child’s Name & Age

Desired Camp Dates

Do you need a payment plan, or will you be paying the camp balance in full at the time of registration.?
 

Step 2: We'll send your invoice and full camp details!

⏳ Spots fill up quickly, so don’t wait to give your child a summer full of unforgettable memories—at the barn, on horseback, and in nature.

At Horse House Corpus Christi, we believe horseback riding isn’t just a sport—it’s a tradition, a lifestyle, and a memory-maker. Sadly, this way of life is fading. Many of us grew up visiting grandparents’ ranches, riding with cousins, jumping in ponds, and helping feed the chickens and goats.

We're bringing that good old-fashioned fun back.

Each of our camps is limited to just 16 campers, ensuring personal attention and safety. Campers rotate through four main stations: