Horse Camps in Omaha, Nebraska!
At Ashley Mason Equestrian we believe that every child should have the opportunity to experience the magic of horses in a fun, safe, and supportive environment.
That’s why we offer both week-long Summer Camps and Single-Day Pony Camps, designed for horse lovers ages 6-13. Whether your child is a first-time rider or has years of experience in the saddle, our camps provide a unique and immersive equestrian experience tailored to each camper’s skill level.
For those ready to dive into a full equestrian experience, our
Week-Long Summer Camps provide an in-depth opportunity to advance their riding skills and gain a deeper understanding of horsemanship. If your child is new to horses or looking for a shorter experience, our Single-Day Pony Camps are the perfect introduction to riding, horse care, and stable life.
Pony Day Camps
A Fun, Safe, and Educational Day Camp for Kids (Ages 4–10)
Pony Day Camp at Ashley Mason Equestrian is the perfect one-day experience for young horse lovers—especially on days when school is closed. Running from 9:00 AM–2:00 PM, this camp offers a structured, engaging, and screen-free day filled with ponies, learning, and fun.
Whether your child is brand new to horses or already obsessed with ponies, Pony Day Camp provides a welcoming introduction to the barn environment while building confidence, responsibility, and joy through hands-on horsemanship.
Camp runs 9-2 select Mondays and Fridays throughout the year!
-Dress Code is Strictly Enforced-
Long Pants, Shirt with sleeves ( No Tank Tops allowed) and a leather, closed toed boot with a heel. Those without boots will not be allowed to ride.
BOOT RENTALS AVAILABLE AT SIGN UP!
Why Parents love Pony Camp
Ideal Childcare for NO SCHOOL Days
Small Group Sizes for Individual Attention
Safe, Well Trained Horses and Ponies
Encourages confidence, independence and responsibility
A fun, active alternative to screen time
What Campers Learn...
Campers will gain age-appropriate horsemanship skills in a safe and supportive setting, including:
Safe behavior and awareness around horses and ponies.
Grooming Basics, including brushing and safety around horses.
How to halter and a lead a pony correctly.
Indentifying basic pony parts and tack
Proper Helmet use and riding safety rules
Mounting, Dismounting and Riding at the walk and trot with balance.
Building confidence, responsibility and teamwork through pony activities
2025 pony Camp dates
March 12th
March 13th
March 16th
April 3rd
May 1st
May 22nd
September 7th
* Have a day off school that you would like to see added to the calendar? Please CONTACT US!
Summer Camp
Our week-long camps are the perfect summer adventure for kids who love horses! Campers will spend the week learning horseback riding, horsemanship, and stable management, while also enjoying arts & crafts, games, and team-building activities.
Camp Highlights:
- Daily Riding Lessons– Improve skills in the saddle with expert instruction
- Hands-On Horse Care– Learn grooming, feeding, and stable management
- Creative Arts & Crafts– Fun horse-themed projects for all ages
- Team Activities & Games– Build confidence and friendships
- Safe & Supportive Environment– A place for young riders to grow and have fun
$595 per camper
Early Bird Special: Just $495 when you register by March 1st, 2026!
Spots fill fast—secure your camper’s spot today!
-Dress Code is Strictly Enforced-
Long Pants, Shirt with sleeves ( No Tank Tops allowed) and a leather, closed toed boot with a heel. Those without boots will not be allowed to ride.
2026 Summer Camp Dates
Session #1- June 1st - 5th
Session #2- June 8th - 12th
Session #3- June 15th - 19th
Session #4- June 22nd - 26th
Session #5- July 6th - 10th
Session #6- July 13th - 17th
Session #7- July 20th - 24th
Session #8- July 27th - 31st
Session #9- August 3rd - 7th
Do campers need previous experience?
No. We welcome brand-new riders through confident beginners and beyond. We group by age and experience, start with a safety briefing and horse-handling basics, and match riders to appropriate school horses.
What Does a typical day look like?
- Hands-on grooming and tacking
- Arena riding lesson
- Unmounted horsemanship (barn safety, horse care, tack),
- Team games/crafts and quiet breaks.
If weather interferes (heat, storms), we switch to indoor/shaded unmounted sessions so learning continues safely.
What Should my child bring?
An ASTM/SEI-certified riding helmet (We have some school helmets available), boots with a small heel, long pants (breeches/jods/snug jeans/leggings), and a fitted top. Tie long hair back; no sandals or dangling jewelry. Pack a refillable water bottle, labeled lunch/snacks, sunscreen, and a light jacket/rain layer.
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How do we register, and are spots limited?
Camps have limited capacity and often fill quickly—register early to secure your preferred dates. New families are encouraged to book a quick barn tour first to meet us and see the facility: https://bit.ly/AMEBarnTour.