Pony Camp at R&M Stables in Hendersonville

In the scenic surroundings of Hendersonville, Tennessee, R&M Stables offers a spirited introduction to horseback riding through their beloved Pony Camp. Perfect for young adventurers, this program immerses children in the world of ponies, combining riding skills with caring for these gentle animals. Each day begins with children meeting their ponies—each one selected to match the camper’s size and personality—setting the stage for a hands-on experience that emphasizes both fun and education. Kids learn riding techniques, grooming, and equine behavior through guided activities designed to build confidence and responsibility. The camp culminates in a charming pony parade, giving parents a firsthand look at the kids’ newfound equine skills and enthusiasm.

R&M Stables is a cornerstone of Hendersonville’s outdoor activity scene, blending accessible outdoor fun with genuine animal care. Their approach fosters a welcoming environment where children can develop a connection with animals and gain basic riding skills in a safe, supportive setting. The camp’s focus on interactive learning makes it a standout choice for families seeking a memorable outdoor experience that combines nature with hands-on animal interaction.

Set amid the rolling hills and green pastures of Tennessee, the location offers a peaceful escape into rural charm. Kids have the chance to spend mornings riding through open fields and afternoons grooming their ponies, creating a well-rounded initial riding experience. What makes R&M Stables a unique destination is its genuine dedication to teaching young riders about horses while ensuring safe, joyful fun. Whether a first-time rider or a young horse enthusiast, this camp provides an accessible, engaging way to introduce children to outdoor activity and animal care.

Perfect for summer vacation plans or local day outings, Pony Camp at R&M Stables is a fantastic way for kids to develop new skills, make new friends, and enjoy Tennessee’s outdoor landscape. With a mix of learning, riding, and community, it’s not just a camp—it's a stepping stone into the world of outdoor adventure and responsible animal interaction.