2027 Youth Summer Horse Camp

2027 Dates and Registration Form will be Available Soon!
Camp Class 1.0 – Basics & Beyond
Perfect for first-time campers or those newer to horses, Class 1.0 focuses on the fundamentals of horse care and handling. Campers will learn about breeds, grooming, tack, leading, body language, anatomy, and veterinary basics – all through hands-on barn time.
2027 Class 1.0 Dates:
2027 Dates will be published soon!
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM (Morning Session)
Camp Class 2.0 – Beyond Basics & More
Campers who have completed Class 1.0 or have prior experience can continue building skills in Class 2.0. We’ll review foundational knowledge, introduce more advanced handling, and include mounted riding practice tailored to each camper’s individual level.
2027 Class 2.0 Dates:
2027 Dates will be published soon!
1:00 PM – 3:30 PM (Afternoon Session)
Camp Class 3.0 – Let’s Get In-Depth
For returning students and campers who’ve completed Class 1.0 and 2.0, Class 3.0 offers an immersive Friday–Sunday session with deeper exploration of horse behavior, anatomy, care routines, and group mounted work.
2027 Class 3.0 Dates:
2027 Dates will be published soon!
9:00 AM – 12:30 PM (3-Day Session)
Details & Registration
• Cost: $250 per session
• Small-group format: Max 8 campers per session
• 10% discount for siblings or multiple sessions
• Pre-registration required with payment to hold your spot
• Snacks provided daily
• Parents/guardians welcome to stay and enjoy Milky Way Coffee Co. on-site (free WiFi available!)
• Refunds only if your spot is filled
Location: 8177 Plum Lake Station Road, Sayner, WI
Instructor Penny Wahlgren has a long background of working with horses and children. She earned her Bachelor of Animal Science from UW-River Falls and later became a Zookeeper of Horses at the Indianapolis Zoo. While there, Penny’s goal was to be the catalyst for an awesome experience between the guests and the animals in her care. After moving back to the Northwoods, Penny became Barn Manager of several facilities and continues to work at Plum Lake Equestrian center in Sayner, Wi., continuing to bring her passion for horses to children. Her horse, Flash of Perfection, will be an excellent demo horse for students to learn about horses.
