Programs
What We Offer
Therapeutic
Riding
Individualized sessions that build strength, regulation, and confidence.
Assessments & Onboarding
A caring, step-by-step process to understand needs and set goals.
Ride of
Champions
A celebratory end-of-season event where every rider is honored.
Brave Riders
Brave Riders is a one-on-one supportive program designed for children and youth who may be experiencing various social or personal issues. They will work weekly with a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor and trained volunteers through our ten-week program.
We believe horses, with the commitment of our team, have a unique way of helping young people discover something powerful within themselves.
Who Can Benefit?
Brave Riders may be a good fit for school-age students who:
Are feeling bullied or excluded
Struggle with self-confidence or self-esteem
Have difficulty finding or using their voice
Need a positive place to feel accepted and encouraged
Are working on communication or social skills
Would benefit from developing responsibility and independence
Need opportunities to experience success and build resilience
What Participants Experience:
Through meaningful interactions with horses, participants have opportunities to strive toward:
Confidence — “I can do hard things.”
Trust — “I can build healthy relationships.”
Courage — “I can try even when I am nervous.”
Communication — “My voice matters.”
Responsibility — “Others can depend on me.”
Resilience — “I can keep going after something is difficult.”
Belonging — “There is a place where I am accepted.”
Activities May Include:
Horse Care & Grooming
Developing trust, responsibility, patience, and connection.Groundwork & Horsemanship
Learning communication, leadership, boundaries, and problem-solving.Therapeutic Riding Activities
Building confidence, coordination, independence, and a sense of accomplishment.Confidence-Building Challenges
Encouraging participants to try new things, work through challenges, and recognize their strengths.Connection & Encouragement
Providing a supportive environment where each participant can feel seen, valued, and capable.
If You Know a Student Who May Benefit:
If you know a student who may benefit from our program, please reach out to us!
We would be happy to tell you more!
Eligibility & Readiness (At-a-Glance)
Campfire Creek may be a great fit if your rider:
Benefits from structured, supportive activities
Can wear a helmet and follow simple safety cues (with assistance as needed)
Has medical clearance to participate in light physical activity
If you’re not sure — please ask. We’ll help you decide together.
Safety, Care & Communication
Leader + side-walkers as needed
Lift assistance for safe mounting
Sensory-aware approach (breaks, quiet spaces, gentle pacing)
Clear check-ins with families each session
Emergency protocols reviewed regularly
What to Expect (First Visit to First Ride)
Apply Online — Share your rider’s history, goals, and supports.
Tour & Evaluation — Meet instructors, see the arena and barn, and discuss safety and accommodations.
Personalized Plan — We align on goals and schedule.
First Ride — We start gently, build trust, and celebrate small wins.
FAQs (Guardian-Focused)
Do I need a doctor’s note?
Yes — a medical release is required for all riders to ensure safety.
Age limits?
We begin at age 3 and have no upper age limit. Let’s talk through your rider’s needs.
Session timing & length?
We design sessions around your rider’s goals and schedule. Most sessions run 30–45 minutes. We’ll review details during onboarding.
Behavioral or seizure history?
Please share this in your application; we’ll plan supports together.
Do I stay during sessions?
Yes — a parent/guardian is required to remain on-site during each session. We value caregiver partnership.
Pricing & Scholarships
We use a pay-per-session model with scholarships available. If cost is a concern, please tell us — we work with families to ensure access.