Upcoming Events

Parent's Night Out/ Kid's Night at the Barn Events-2026

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4/17/26

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6/5/26

7/17/26

8/28/26

9/18/26

10/30/26

11/13/26

2026 Summer Camps

Our highly anticipated Todd Acres Summer Camps are coming! Get ready for unforgettable weeks of riding, hands-on animal experiences, and outdoor fun on the farm.

Options for ages 3-17!

Dates for 2026:

week 1: June 29th-July 2nd

week 2:July 13th-July 16th

week 3: July 27th-July 30th

week 4: August 3rd-6th

Mini camps ( ages 3-6 only)

9am-11:30am, T -Th of weeks listed above

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Teen Workshops ( ages 13-17)

3:30pm-6pm, T-Th of weeks listed above.

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Our camps are designed to give kids meaningful time with horses, hands-on farm experiences, and plenty of fresh air, confidence-building fun, and connection.

Traditional Summer Horse Camps (Ages 7–12)

Select Weeks ( dates listed above)

Horse Camp

8:30am–1:30pm

• Includes 2 riding lessons daily

• $525 per week

A Typical Day Looks Like:

• 8:30–9:00 Feeding animals, barn chores

• 9:00–10:00 Horse groundwork & games

• 10:00–11:30 Riding lesson

• 11:30–12:00 Lunch

• 12:00–12:30 Rotating farm lesson fun

• 12:30–1:15 Riding lesson

• 1:15-1:30 clean up, pack up

• 1:30pm Pick-up

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Mini Camps (Ages 3–6)

Tuesday–Thursday | Select Weeks listed above

9:00am–11:30am

• Gentle, playful farm & horse experiences in small groups

• Perfect for younger animal-loving kiddos

• $225 per week

Typical Schedule:

• 9am-10am Horse groundwork and games

• 10–11am Riding lesson

• 11-11:10am potty, wash hands and snack

11:10am-11:30am mini farm lesson

11:30am Pick up time

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Teen Workshop weeks (Ages 13–17)

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

3:30pm–6:00pm

Focused, skill-building sessions with rotating horsemanship topics

$225 per week

Typical Schedule:

• 3:30–3:45 Light barn chores & animal feeding

• 3:45–4:15 Groundwork lesson & discussion

• 4:15–5:45 Riding lesson

• 5:45–6:00 Clean-up

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Spots are limited and summer camps traditionally fill quickly —

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Todd Acres Summer Camp – FAQ

Do campers need prior riding experience?

No! Our camps are designed for both beginners and experienced riders. Campers are grouped thoughtfully, and lessons are tailored to each child’s comfort and ability level.

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What ages are eligible for each camp?

• Mini Camps: Ages 3–6

• Traditional Camps: Ages 7–12

• Teen Workshops: Ages 13–17

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How many riding lessons are included?

2 riding lessons per day

• Mini Camps: Gentle, age-appropriate horse interaction with riding opportunities offered daily

• Teen Workshops: One focused riding session per day

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What should my child bring to camp?

Campers should bring:

• Lunch and snacks (clearly labeled)

• Water bottle

• Closed-toe shoes (boots or sturdy sneakers)

• Long pants for riding

• Sunscreen and weather-appropriate layers

• Helmet (we have helmets available if needed)

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Are helmets required?

Yes. All riders must wear an ASTM-approved helmet while mounted. We have helmets available for campers who don’t have their own.

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What happens in case of bad weather?

Camp runs rain or shine. We have covered and indoor spaces and will adjust activities as needed to keep campers safe and comfortable.

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How many campers are in each group?

We keep small group sizes to ensure individualized instruction, safety, and meaningful connection with the horses.

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Who supervises the campers?

Campers are supervised by experienced Todd Acres staff with assistance from trained teen volunteers.

All adults are registered on the Central Background registry and at least one adult trained in CPR and first aid will be present at all times.

Safety, kindness, and respectful horse handling are core values in everything we do.

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Is lunch provided?

No. Campers should bring a packed lunch and snacks each day. Please label all food items and alert us ahead of time to any allergies.

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Can siblings attend together?

Yes! Siblings may attend the same camp week if they fall within the appropriate age range.

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What is your cancellation or refund policy?

Because camp spots are limited, tuition is non-refundable after April 1, 2026.

If we are able to fill your spot, we may offer a credit at our discretion.

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What makes Todd Acres Summer Camp different?

At Todd Acres, campers don’t just ride — they participate in real farm life. Children learn responsibility through animal care, confidence through horsemanship, and empathy through daily interaction with animals. Our camp experience is calm, intentional, and rooted in connection rather than pressure or competition.

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How do I register?

Early bird registration is now open!

Spots are limited and fill quickly.

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What’s Included with Camp Registration?

Every Todd Acres camper receives:

A Todd Acres camper T-shirt
Daily photos shared with families
Fun prizes and end-of-week surprises
Keepsake-worthy crafts your child will be proud to bring home
Hands-on horse time and farm experiences led by our experienced staff
A week full of confidence-building moments, connection, and memories

We focus on creating an experience that feels special, meaningful, and memorable — not just something to “do,” but something your child will remember.

***A very limited amount of riding lessons will be offered during the summer outside of camps. Contact Danielle directly to inquire***

Horsemanship Classes & riding lessons

At Todd Acres LLC. we believe in creating a nurturing environment that fosters positive interactions between people and animals.

Our mission is simple: to promote animal welfare and human happiness while encouraging growth, learning and connection.

The only prerequisites to join our program are an appreciation for animals and a willingness to learn.

We offer an adaptive and therapeutic teaching style for those seeking a supportive and inclusive approach to learning. This method focuses on tailoring lessons to meet the needs of each student, creating a safe and empowering environment where everyone can thrive.

Unlike traditional riding lessons, this approach emphasizes the therapeutic benefits of working with horses on the ground, helping students develop not only physical skills but also emotional resilience and self-esteem.

We will meet you where you're at!

Our approach is rooted in fostering connection, compassion, coordination and confidence.

We understand that everyone is unique and we all have different goals. That's why we offer a multitude of different experiences here as well as customized lesson plans that are suited to your individual needs, interests and goals.

This is not a competitive or discipline-specific barn, though we can help make the right training plan and connections for you or your child if this becomes a future goal.

Our aim is to create lasting memories and skills that enrich lives for both people and animals alike.

Whether you're here to explore the joy of working with animals, develop foundational riding skills or simply to commit yourself to a nature-based routine, Todd Acres is the perfect place to start.

What we offer:

Small group classes or lessons, workshops & clinics : Our small, supportive groups offer a wide array of topics but primarily focus on horsemanship, foundational riding skills and safety. Perfect for those seeking hands-on experiences and connection with animals and nature.

Private lessons: For those looking for more personalized instruction, we offer a limited schedule of one-on-one lessons and recommend new clients to start with an intake lesson and consultation to find the best way to achieve your goals. Please note that though we try our best to accommodate, completely private lessons cannot be guaranteed beyond your intake lesson; often times lessons will share the arena space for a portion of the time.

What to Expect in a Lesson:

• Personalized Instruction: Lessons are tailored to the student’s individual goals, abilities, and comfort level. Education and comprehension are essential.

• Encouragement & growth: We prioritize safety, ensuring each rider feels supported while working with the horse, but also offer gentle nudges to try new things.

• Holistic Approach: Lessons may include grooming, groundwork, and mounted activities to help students build a strong connection with their horse.

• Pace Adjustments: Though there will be times the students are challenged to try things outside of their comfort zone, lessons generally move at a pace that aligns with the student’s needs, providing plenty of encouragement and time for skill development.

***Horsemanship and Riding Safety Program**

This program will utilize curriculum from the United States Pony Club & HorseSense Learning Levels. Students will experience hands-on learning with our horses during each class. Students will earn awards in horse care management as well as riding safety in a fun, supportive environment. No prior experience nessesary, all levels welcome.

Low-pressure and rewarding opportunities for students to showcase what they have learned at our seasonal events.

We'd love to have you join our barn community!

2026 pricing for classes:

Monthly Tuition: $95

inquire by sending an email to ToddAcresLLC@gmail.com

**2025/2026 Program Dates**

Schedule will follow the Sherwood School District calendar.

Fall registration will open June 1, 2025 and close March 1, 2026.

**Homeschool cohorts welcome.

**After school classes held on Tuesdays & Thursdays.

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In-Barn Horse Leases

Options starting at just $189/month!

Sponsor a horse (or donkey!)
Caring for horses is no small task. We pride ourselves in providing the best care to all of the horses here, which often means accommodating special diets, administering medications, frequent veterinary expenses, professional training and more, particularly when it come to our sanctuary animals.
Copper Sponsor: $30/mo
Pays for 1 horse's hoof trims. Hoof health is essential for a horse's survival. Your monthly gift ensures one of our rescue equines receives consistent care from a farrier. As a thank you, you'll receive a monthly email update about your sponsored horse, along with photos.
Bronze Sponsor: $ 45/mo
Pays for 1 horse's supplements for a month. Horses living in the PNW aren't able to receive all their necessary nutrition from pasture or hay alone, so it's important to supplement their diet with essential vitamins and minerals. To thank you for your support, you'll receive monthly email updates about your sponsored animal, a Todd Acres t-shirt, as well as a public thank you on our Facebook page. Invitation to visit your horse during your birthday month.
Silver Sponsor: $65/mo
Pays for hoof care and supplements for one horse.
Silver sponsors will receive the same thank you gifts as the bronze sponsors, as well as a personalized video message posted on our Facebook page, stuffed animal version of your sponsored animal, sponsor certificate and 5x7 photo mailed to you. You'll be invited to spend some time with your horse during your birthday month and receive a private riding or horsemanship lesson.
Gold Sponsor: $100/mo.
Pays for hoof care, supplements, grain and bedding for 1 horse.
Along with the thank you gifts listed above, Gold sponsors will also get a plaque on the wall in our barn and a Todd Acres sweatshirt. Invitation to visit your horse once a month.
Platinum Sponsor: $250/mo.
Ensures one horse receives their necessary hoof care, supplements, grain, stall bedding as well as hay each month.
Platinum sponsors will receive their name on our banner at any parade or public events, invitations to onsite events here at our farm as well as all other thank you gifts as listed above. Invitation to visit your horse weekly and includes one private horsemanship lesson per month.

2026 Summer Camps

Horsemanship Classes & riding lessons

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