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Riding Camp (Session 1)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally DoyonInnovatHERS in Science Camp
Dates: June 14-19Ages: 11-14Cost: $2,000This camp is designed to develop 21st-century skills, empowering future female innovators to explore the "why" behind the "what" in science, technology, engineering, and math. Campers will engage in hands-on experiences, from building and programming electronic devices to coding them using a variety of sensors. As they explore, they’ll uncover the physics that drives these circuits and devices, learning how technology connects with the scientific principles behind it.In creative sessions at Chatham Hall’s Makerspace, InnovatHERS will experience cutting-edge tools, including 3D printers, laser engravers, and casting with various materials. They’ll dive deep into the chemistry and physics behind these processes, investigating reactions and exploring the creative side of science.Throughout the week, campers will have the opportunity to investigate diverse fields within science and technology, all while having fun and learning how to bring their own ideas to life.
During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.No prior experience is necessary—just an open mind and a passion for discovery.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programs -
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Riding Camp (Session 1)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally DoyonInnovatHERS in Science Camp
Dates: June 14-19Ages: 11-14Cost: $2,000This camp is designed to develop 21st-century skills, empowering future female innovators to explore the "why" behind the "what" in science, technology, engineering, and math. Campers will engage in hands-on experiences, from building and programming electronic devices to coding them using a variety of sensors. As they explore, they’ll uncover the physics that drives these circuits and devices, learning how technology connects with the scientific principles behind it.In creative sessions at Chatham Hall’s Makerspace, InnovatHERS will experience cutting-edge tools, including 3D printers, laser engravers, and casting with various materials. They’ll dive deep into the chemistry and physics behind these processes, investigating reactions and exploring the creative side of science.Throughout the week, campers will have the opportunity to investigate diverse fields within science and technology, all while having fun and learning how to bring their own ideas to life.
During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.No prior experience is necessary—just an open mind and a passion for discovery.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programs -
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Riding Camp (Session 1)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally DoyonInnovatHERS in Science Camp
Dates: June 14-19Ages: 11-14Cost: $2,000This camp is designed to develop 21st-century skills, empowering future female innovators to explore the "why" behind the "what" in science, technology, engineering, and math. Campers will engage in hands-on experiences, from building and programming electronic devices to coding them using a variety of sensors. As they explore, they’ll uncover the physics that drives these circuits and devices, learning how technology connects with the scientific principles behind it.In creative sessions at Chatham Hall’s Makerspace, InnovatHERS will experience cutting-edge tools, including 3D printers, laser engravers, and casting with various materials. They’ll dive deep into the chemistry and physics behind these processes, investigating reactions and exploring the creative side of science.Throughout the week, campers will have the opportunity to investigate diverse fields within science and technology, all while having fun and learning how to bring their own ideas to life.
During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.No prior experience is necessary—just an open mind and a passion for discovery.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programs -
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Riding Camp (Session 1)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally DoyonInnovatHERS in Science Camp
Dates: June 14-19Ages: 11-14Cost: $2,000This camp is designed to develop 21st-century skills, empowering future female innovators to explore the "why" behind the "what" in science, technology, engineering, and math. Campers will engage in hands-on experiences, from building and programming electronic devices to coding them using a variety of sensors. As they explore, they’ll uncover the physics that drives these circuits and devices, learning how technology connects with the scientific principles behind it.In creative sessions at Chatham Hall’s Makerspace, InnovatHERS will experience cutting-edge tools, including 3D printers, laser engravers, and casting with various materials. They’ll dive deep into the chemistry and physics behind these processes, investigating reactions and exploring the creative side of science.Throughout the week, campers will have the opportunity to investigate diverse fields within science and technology, all while having fun and learning how to bring their own ideas to life.
During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.No prior experience is necessary—just an open mind and a passion for discovery.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programs -
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Riding Camp (Session 1)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally DoyonInnovatHERS in Science Camp
Dates: June 14-19Ages: 11-14Cost: $2,000This camp is designed to develop 21st-century skills, empowering future female innovators to explore the "why" behind the "what" in science, technology, engineering, and math. Campers will engage in hands-on experiences, from building and programming electronic devices to coding them using a variety of sensors. As they explore, they’ll uncover the physics that drives these circuits and devices, learning how technology connects with the scientific principles behind it.In creative sessions at Chatham Hall’s Makerspace, InnovatHERS will experience cutting-edge tools, including 3D printers, laser engravers, and casting with various materials. They’ll dive deep into the chemistry and physics behind these processes, investigating reactions and exploring the creative side of science.Throughout the week, campers will have the opportunity to investigate diverse fields within science and technology, all while having fun and learning how to bring their own ideas to life.
During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.No prior experience is necessary—just an open mind and a passion for discovery.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programs -
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Riding Camp (Session 1)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally DoyonInnovatHERS in Science Camp
Dates: June 14-19Ages: 11-14Cost: $2,000This camp is designed to develop 21st-century skills, empowering future female innovators to explore the "why" behind the "what" in science, technology, engineering, and math. Campers will engage in hands-on experiences, from building and programming electronic devices to coding them using a variety of sensors. As they explore, they’ll uncover the physics that drives these circuits and devices, learning how technology connects with the scientific principles behind it.In creative sessions at Chatham Hall’s Makerspace, InnovatHERS will experience cutting-edge tools, including 3D printers, laser engravers, and casting with various materials. They’ll dive deep into the chemistry and physics behind these processes, investigating reactions and exploring the creative side of science.Throughout the week, campers will have the opportunity to investigate diverse fields within science and technology, all while having fun and learning how to bring their own ideas to life.
During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.No prior experience is necessary—just an open mind and a passion for discovery.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programs
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Riding Camp (Session 2)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Riding Camp (Session 2)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Riding Camp (Session 2)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Riding Camp (Session 2)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Riding Camp (Session 2)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Riding Camp (Session 2)
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: Session 1: June 14-19, Session 2: June 21-26Ages: 10-16Cost: $2,500This program is designed to challenge all levels of riders, including advanced riders, with a variety of lesson groups and horses available. All campers must be comfortable independently walking, trotting, and cantering, and should be riding regularly before attending camp.Riders participate in two lessons a day with Chatham Hall’s full-time faculty. Lessons vary in size, but are typically groups of four, allowing for focused instruction and learning. Additionally, campers will receive a private lesson, where they can work one-on-one with an instructor to achieve their individual goals. Chatham Hall is home to over 30 horses that reside on campus all year, so they are well-schooled and educated teachers for the campers.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.To ensure as many riders as possible have the opportunity to attend camp, participants may initially register for only one session. Those who register for multiple camps will be placed on a waitlist for additional weeks. If space remains available closer to the start of camp, we’ll offer those spots to riders interested in attending more than one session.
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon
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Show Like a Pro
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: June 28-July 1Ages: 12-16Cost: $2,200
Application RequiredThis intensive four-day clinic is designed for intermediate and advanced riders looking to improve their skills in the show ring.Riders who attend this camp should be able to confidently jump 2ft courses or higher. While campers do not need prior show experience, they should be interested in gaining an introduction to the USEF and collegiate show formats. For riders already actively competing, the camp offers an opportunity to refine their skills within their current division while also preparing them to excel in future competitions.Riders will participate in 2-3 mounted lessons per day from our experienced instructors, focusing on show preparedness and performance. At the end of the four-day residential program, riders will participate in a mock show with a carded USEF judge as well as a roundtable judge’s clinic. Camp also includes a workshop with a nationally recognized Equine Sports Psychologist.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.Apply Today!
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Show Like a Pro
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: June 28-July 1Ages: 12-16Cost: $2,200
Application RequiredThis intensive four-day clinic is designed for intermediate and advanced riders looking to improve their skills in the show ring.Riders who attend this camp should be able to confidently jump 2ft courses or higher. While campers do not need prior show experience, they should be interested in gaining an introduction to the USEF and collegiate show formats. For riders already actively competing, the camp offers an opportunity to refine their skills within their current division while also preparing them to excel in future competitions.Riders will participate in 2-3 mounted lessons per day from our experienced instructors, focusing on show preparedness and performance. At the end of the four-day residential program, riders will participate in a mock show with a carded USEF judge as well as a roundtable judge’s clinic. Camp also includes a workshop with a nationally recognized Equine Sports Psychologist.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.Apply Today!
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon -
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Show Like a Pro
Enrollment Limit: 16Dates: June 28-July 1Ages: 12-16Cost: $2,200
Application RequiredThis intensive four-day clinic is designed for intermediate and advanced riders looking to improve their skills in the show ring.Riders who attend this camp should be able to confidently jump 2ft courses or higher. While campers do not need prior show experience, they should be interested in gaining an introduction to the USEF and collegiate show formats. For riders already actively competing, the camp offers an opportunity to refine their skills within their current division while also preparing them to excel in future competitions.Riders will participate in 2-3 mounted lessons per day from our experienced instructors, focusing on show preparedness and performance. At the end of the four-day residential program, riders will participate in a mock show with a carded USEF judge as well as a roundtable judge’s clinic. Camp also includes a workshop with a nationally recognized Equine Sports Psychologist.During their stay, campers will reside in air-conditioned dorms under the care of faculty and counselors. Evening activities add even more excitement with tie-dye, s’mores, water balloon fun, bingo, and more, giving girls a taste of boarding school life.Apply Today!
https://www.chathamhall.org/summer-programsContact: Ally Doyon
800 Chatham Hall Circle • Chatham, VA 24531
Main Phone
+1 434.432.2941
Admissions Contact
+1 434.432.5516 • admissions@chathamhall.org
Boarding and day school for girls in grades 9-12 in the Episcopal tradition.
Main Phone
+1 434.432.2941
Admissions Contact
+1 434.432.5516 • admissions@chathamhall.org
Boarding and day school for girls in grades 9-12 in the Episcopal tradition.
