JARRAHDALE HORSE FIELD GUIDE
Horse Camp in Jarrahdale Hills: Stockhorses, Gymkhana and a Day of Riding for Teens
A supervised six‑hour day camp in Jarrahdale for 12–17‑year‑olds that combines two group lessons, a gymkhana and a scenic trail ride—this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.
Horse Camp in Jarrahdale Hills: Stockhorses, Gymkhana and a Day of Riding for Teens.
Set on the slopes and tracks around Jarrahdale, Horse Camp pairs teenagers with patient Australian Stockhorses and the centre’s much‑loved “Pink Ladies” for a six‑hour program of horsemanship, riding lessons, a gymkhana and a scenic trail ride that builds confidence and skills in a supportive setting.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two Group Lessons
The day includes two structured group lessons led by instructors who assign horses and ponies to riders based on several factors, allowing both beginners and experienced riders to progress in technique and confidence.
Scenic Trail Ride
Riders take a guided trail ride around the Jarrahdale Hills as part of the day’s activities, offering open‑air riding on local tracks.
Gymkhana & Group Games
The camp rounds out with a gymkhana—a lighthearted set of mounted games and challenges—inviting parents to arrive at 2:00 pm to watch the final events and share in the laughs.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
Across six hours, participants are paired with suitable horses or ponies by the instructors and move through two group lessons, mounted games and a trail ride, all designed to teach safe riding and horsemanship while encouraging riders to face fears and build confidence.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this camp suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The camp runs for six hours; parents may arrive at 2:00 pm to watch the gymkhana.
No food is provided—bring your own lunch and a morning tea to share. Helmets are compulsory; riders should plan to wear appropriate clothing for riding.
No dogs or outside animals are permitted on the property at any time.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What ages can attend Horse Camp?
The camp is for children aged 12 to 17 years old.
How long is the camp day?
The program runs for six hours.
Can beginners join?
Yes—any experience level can join; instructors pair riders with appropriate horses or ponies.
Is food provided?
No—no food is provided; participants should bring their own lunch and a morning tea to share.
Are helmets required?
Yes—wearing helmets is compulsory with no exceptions and no refunds offered for non‑compliance.
Can parents watch the activities?
Parents are welcome to arrive at 2:00 pm to watch the gymkhana at the end of the day.