CAMP TON-A-WANDAH

INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR CAMP :

Ton-A-Wandah’s riding program has been built by strong, committed women over many, many years. Horseback riding has so many wonderful things to offer your camper. The confidence and selfassurance they build while working with horses is second to none. Our stables are a place where beginners can learn the basics and experienced riders can seek out new challenges.

Our program is based on a safe and correct instruction following Hunt Seat Equitation. We have based our classes on a level system ensuring that our students get the best out of their time at Camp TAW. Whether they have never been on a horse or are heavily competing at home, we have something for everyone. Our instructors are hand chosen based on experience and roles in their equestrian community. We love having a diverse staff because being able to provide a wide range of instruction is important and (most importantly!) FUN for our students.

Each girl progresses at her own pace, and there is no pressure to advance beyond basic equestrian skills. However, we follow four levels of instruction and provide different opportunities in how to obtain these levels.

Helpful tip(s) to share with other instructors on running a successful camp:

Remember camp is about having fun! We let our campers do relay races on horseback in tutus on Wacky Wednesday and paint the bones on the horses.

One activity that your campers like the most:

Horseback Riding

A fun craft /keepsake that your campers enjoy making:

Shrinky Dinks

CONTACT INFORMATION:

JULIET TAFT

(828) 692- 4251 EXT. 6977 juliet@camptonawandah.com staff@camptonawandah.com

Your E-Mail Address is important -for us and for you!

ARIA communicates primarily by e-mail with its members. Please make sure we have a working e-mail address for you. If you’re not sure, write to us at aria@riding-instructor.com and let us know your current e-mail address.

Thanks!

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