Upcoming Camps in 2019

  Weekly Summer Camp:

All campers must be registered before the first day of the  selected week.

Starting June 3   Half Day 9 to 12   Full Day 9 to 3

Spring Break Camp:
Several weeks of camp will be held. Call us about your school spring break dates

Camp Registration Form (secure online payment, 1 per family)
–OR– Camp Registration Form (print & mail in payment, 1 per camper)

please remember to pre-register

Boot Camp (May 28-June 1)

Boot Camp is our camp for competing pony clubbers that plan on attending Mega rally. This is a mock rally and helps prepare the students for rally that is the third week in June. During this week we offer special guest instructors throughout the week.

Peachtree Farms offers horse riding camps and lessons during the spring, summer, and Christmas holidays. Our camps are designed to improve all aspects of horsemanship for riders of all ages – sportsmanlike conduct and a spirit of cooperation, patience, and kindness. Riders are encouraged to become a partner with their mount. Some camps are specialized while others cater to every child’s dream of owning a horse. Day camps are scheduled Monday through Friday each week of the summer. Riders bring a sack lunch and enjoy the feeling and responsibility of owning their own horse for a week. Half-day camps are available for the younger ones 4 and up.

Polly Peach Grammer has been teaching day camps and clinics for more than 50 years. Her first camps were held on the infield of the race track at Maryland Farms. She possesses a vast knowledge of horses and a passion for sharing it with all in her presence. With a teaching degree from Peabody College, and as a mother of four and grandmother of eight, Polly has had plenty of experience with children. Polly has been certified by the DGWS (Division Girls Women Sports), the HSA (Horsemanship Safety Association) and the CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association). In addition, her experienced staff is hand-picked to ensure that your child has fun and individual attention while keeping them safe on and around the horses.