Summer Camp & Year-Round Programs

Our programs, for children from age 3 to 13, operate throughout the tri-state area. Please register directly with your local Recreation Department unless otherwise indicated. Anchored in the belief that a rider has to know and appreciate the horse or pony in order to earn the privilege to ride, all of our programs emphasize the importance of ground work and hands-on horsemanship practice in addition to riding lessons and trail rides. Our three different PonyShare programs can be offered at your facility or ours.

PonyShare Video: From one of our Happy 2009 Campers!
PonyShare PowerPoint: Learn more about our program
2009 Camp Schedule: See if your town participates to plan for 2010.

Pony Introductory
Program (PIP)

Petite Equestrian
Program (PEP)

Pony Grooming & Riding Program (PGRP)

A short 1.5 hour one-time program designed to introduce children to the world of ponies.

A great program to offer in the Spring through Recreation Departments, Preschools, or Elementary Schools. Children must wear closed-toe shoes and helments.

This program operates for 1 hour for five sessions. Designed for our younger riders (3-5 years old), participants will learn about safety, horse anatomy, horse tack, and grooming as well as riding the small and medium sized ponies under the guidance of our counsellors. Children will learn balance and coordination while playing games on horseback. Parent participation is encouraged. Children must wear closed-toe shoes and helments.

This program operates for 1.5 hours for five sessions (typically as a week-long morning or afternoon program). Participants will learn safety, hands-on grooming techniques, and horse care as well as basic riding skills. Children must wear closed-toe shoes and helments.

Looking for a full-day camp program near Morristown?

Equishare USA, LLC. relies upon great counselors, instructors, and team leaders to operate our extensive summer program. We also offer year-round mobile programs which can be delivered to your school, recreation department, or local parks (with permission from your town). If you have a background in horses and education, an outgoing personality, and the desire to meet and work with wonderful children, please contact us for employment opportunities.

All employees must have background checks and are routinely subjected to drug-testing.