Horsemanship, animal lessons, and more!

​Spring Break Camp registration is now open! 
Campers ages 8-14 will ride and have lessons daily!

We have opportunities for all children ages 8 through 14! Beat the spring break boredom with some quality outdoor animal interaction time. 

Camp will begin promptly at 8:00am each morning. Drop off begins at 7:45 at our front gate. 
Please pack warm clothes and a water bottle. Snack will be provided. 
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If you have any questions, please call our office at 520.298.9808

Temperatures will be taken at the gate.
 Please keep your child home if there is any suspicion of illness.


WARNING: This is a hands-on ranch camp. Campers will get dirty! :)

What will campers learn from the Horsemanship portion?

• the nature of the horse
• horse safety
• grooming
• we will go over breeds, markings, and colors of horses
• tacking and un-tacking
• lesson on horseback everyday of camp where they will learn walking, trotting, how to start and stop, different patterns (if comfortable, they will learn up to a canter)
• Gymkhana (barrel racing) patterns
• Campers will receive a TRAK Horsemanship certification at the end of the camp week

What will campers learn from the Ranch Portion?

• Each day campers will help with morning chores
  • Sorting produce
  • Feeding animals
  • ​Cleaning pens
    
• Lessons on members of the ranch family
  • Why does a pig roll in the mud?
  • How far can a rabbit hop?
• Activities based on the animals they learned about

CAMP DATES AND TIMES
​TRAK will be offering 2 week-long camps. Our Horsemanship Camp is for children ages 8-14. MUST PAY IN FULL TO RESERVE SPOT

Horsemanship Spring Break Camp Session 1: March 15th-19th  
8 am- 12 pm  

Horsemanship Spring Break Camp Session 2: March 22nd-26th
8 am- 12 pm 

WHAT TO BRING

• Water Bottle 
• Weather appropriate clothing
• Hat (advised)
• Snacks will be provided, but bring snacks if there are food allergies or sensitivities.
• Closed-toed shoes everyday
• Jeans or long pants for horseback riding-kids can change into shorts after riding time
• A bag/ backpack
• Please label all belongings with your child's name. ​

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Spring Break Riding Camp - Payment in Full March 15-19

$309.00

Spring Break 2021, March 15-19, 8 am - 12 pm, ages 8-14.

This focus of this camp is horsemanship and horseback riding.

Your child is not registered until all paperwork AND payment in full is received by the TRAK office. 

Cost: $300 paid by check. $309.00 online, includes $9.00 PayPal fee.

Spring Break Camp Payment

Spring Break Riding Camp - Payment in Full Week, March 22nd-26th

$309.00

Spring Break 2021, March 22-26, 8 am - 12 pm, ages 8-14.

This focus of this camp is horsemanship and horseback riding. 

Your child is not registered until all paperwork AND deposit or payment in full is received by the TRAK office. 

Cost: $300 paid by check. $309.00 online, includes $9.00 PayPal fee.

Spring Break Camp Payment

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REGISTRATION
FORM AND WAIVER: 
​1. Complete this electronically fill-able Spring Break Registration Form.
​2. Only complete the waiver form if you are not a current TRAK Member. 
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COST: Horsemanship Spring Break Camp- $300

Payment in full is expected at the time of enrollment.

Forms and payment can be submitted by: 

• Drop off check or cash payment in the office or the outside drop-box or mail to: 

               3250 E. Allen Road, Tucson, AZ 85718

• Use the electronically fill-able form, save and email back to office@traktucson.org..
• Make payments online using the registration form.

​Note:  your child is not registered until both payment and registration forms have been received.

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Camp Testimonials:

​"TRAK officials-
Well, I believe my daughter has "Horse Fever". Symptoms include: talking about horses, reflecting giddily about her experience at the ranch, referring to characters such as "Izzy" and "Little Doc" with a sort of dreamy affect, etc. Having no other contact with horses, I can only assume that she developed this condition directly from her exposure at the TRAK ranch. Therefore I am notifying you indeed to suggest that her Horse Fever most certainly came from the ranch.

Treatable? I'm not sure, however, I believe that her condition can be relieved with more contact to horses. 
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Thank you- in case it isn't clear, she had a great time at the camp and was empowered and excited working with the horses and of course your patient staff.”

​TRAK Camp!