easy
2 days
Suitable for children in average physical condition who can walk and easily follow instructions.
Experience an unforgettable two-day equestrian adventure for kids in Galena, Illinois, where young riders bond with horses and learn valuable riding skills.
2 Days • 5 Hours daily • Ages 8-12 • 9am-2pm
Join the Young Riders Camp at Kid's Corral for an unforgettable equestrian adventure! Over two days, children will bond with their own horse, learn essential riding and horsemanship skills, and experience stable life. With hands-on activities, scenic trail rides, and lasting friendships, this camp promises memories that will last a lifetime.
-Duration 5 Hours daily, 2 days, 9am-2pm
-About
Each of our Young Riders will be assigned a horse for their time at the Kid's Corral. They will have hours of "hands on horse time" doing grooming, riding lessons(grouped by skill level), horsemanship training, and trail riding.
Additionally, they will experience the horse care aspect of riding; cleaning stalls and tack, feeding and watering the horses.
Young Riders, on the second day, will have their lunch out on the trail. Upon completion, children will go home with a lifetime of memories, a Grab Life by the Reins t-shirt, and a certificate of completion. Both days run from 9am to 2pm.
Camp Dates: June 12th and 13th June 26th and 27th July 24th and 25th August 14th and 15th
Please bring a water bottle and a packed lunch. A snack will be provided (apple, carrots, granola bar (no peanuts).
Book Online at https://thegalenaterritory.com/src1 or call 815-777-9550 Limit of 12 spots, must be booked in advance
Make sure kids wear sturdy boots or closed-toe shoes to protect feet while riding and handling horses.
Apply sunscreen and consider a riding helmet with a brim or a sun hat during breaks to avoid sunburn.
Pack a reusable water bottle for kids to drink regularly, especially during trail rides.
Following the guides' instructions ensures safety and helps kids learn riding skills effectively.
Galena was an important lead mining town in the 19th century and preserves many historic buildings.
Shenandoah Riding Center emphasizes sustainable land practices and horse welfare to maintain the natural environment.
A properly fitted helmet is crucial for safety during all riding activities.
Long pants protect legs from chafing and potential scrapes while riding and working around horses.
Keeping hydrated is especially important during warmer months and active trails.
summer specific
Wearing layers allows children to adjust comfort as temperatures change throughout the day.
fall specific