13 camps found
Our directory lists 13 horse riding camps in British Columbia. That includes 5 day camps and 8 overnight camps. 5 camps are accredited by a provincial camp association.
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Activities: Archery, Campfires, Challenge Course (high/low ropes), Cycling/Trail/BMX/Mountain Biking and more.
West Road Heriot Bay, British Columbia
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Camp Homewood (9), Campfires and more.
Glenmary Road Enderby, British Columbia
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Campfires, Canoeing and more.
Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia
Activities: Acro Dance, Animation, Archery, Arts & Crafts and more.
Forest Grove, British Columbia
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Campfires, Canoeing and more.
Stave Lake Mission, British Columbia
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Campfires, Canoeing and more.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Activities: Arts & Crafts, Drama/Dance/Music/Songs, Fitness/Gymnastics/Yoga, Games and more.
th Day Adventist Youth Camp Road Hope, British Columbia
Activities: Archery, Arts & Crafts, Campfires, Canoeing and more.
Mission 1, British Columbia
Programs: horse riding, special needs support, sports.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Programs: horse riding, outdoor.
Mission 1, British Columbia
Programs: horse riding, outdoor.
Based on listings that state an age range, programs here take campers from age 3 up to 99. Use the “Child's age” filter to see only camps that fit.
Most common activities at these camps: Archery, Games, Horseback Riding, Sports/Field Games, Swimming, Arts & Crafts, Campfires, Orienteering/Scouting/Outdoor Skills.
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None of the listings here mention French-language programs yet. 3 camps list programs in English. Ask the camp directly if it can welcome French-speaking children.
An accredited camp has been reviewed by a provincial camp association (for example the Ontario Camps Association or the Association des camps du Québec) against its standards for safety, supervision and programs. The label comes from the association’s directory. Ask the camp when it was last reviewed.
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