Fun, supportive riding camps for every rider 

There's something about camp that's hard to put into words until you've been. Three days with your horse, new friends who just get it, laughter around the yard, and the kind of riding progress that comes from having proper time and space to focus, not just half an hour after work. Michaela had this to say after her camp this year - "Such inspirational instructors, I am not the most consistent or confident at flatwork or jumping but thoroughly loved all our session and have a lots to take away and work on" 

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Our training camps are all about enjoying that time with your horse, in good company, while developing your partnership together. Whether you're a grassroots rider or working towards competition level, you'll find sessions pitched at exactly where you are. Flat work, pole work and show jumping are all on offer, and jumping is never compulsory.

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Groups are kept small, usually around four riders per session, and your coach groups you with others working at a similar level, so every lesson feels right for you, not one size fits all. Between sessions, there's plenty of time to relax, cheer each other on, and swap stories over a cuppa.

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If riding has started to feel harder than it used to, you're not alone, and you don't have to sit this one out. We offer extra supported Confident Rider places at every camp for riders who feel nervous or anxious, so you can come, be part of it all, and get the extra encouragement you need. Sheena, who brough her young horse Tilly, had this to say "A really super bunch of people who are  genuinely supportive and kind"

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Set in the beautiful Breckland countryside at Forest Edge Arena, Norfolk, your six lessons and talks are just part of it. There's a leisurely hack through the surrounding forest to look forward to, and plenty of downtime to relax and enjoy the company.

Forest Edge Arena is run by Sam and Matthew, the welcome is warm and the facilities are super : all solid permanent stables, indoor toilets and showers, a snug and café, and both the indoor (77x35m, Andrew Bowen pro-wax surface) and outdoor arenas are covered, so you're sure to stay dry. Bring your own tent or horsebox to sleep in, book an electric hook-up direct with the centre, or treat yourself to one of their cosy lodges.

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