Horseback Riding Lessons at Camp Doublecreek

Our experienced and certified instructors will teach you everything you need to know about horseback riding, from basic safety to more advanced techniques. No matter your skill level, we have a lesson plan that is perfect for you! Contact Us to learn more about our upcoming horse riding opportunities.

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Horseback riding makes for great events!

Make lasting memories with horseback riding and grooming activities at DC Riding! Customize your next big meeting, conference or party by saddling up for instructed lessons, bonding with horses during grooming sessions, and more. We'll help you plan the perfect equestrian-themed event for your group!

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  • Field Trips
  • Corporate Events
  • Birthday Parties
  • Reunions
  • Girl Scout Events
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Pool

Host a party at Camp Doublecreek and have fun in our sparkling pool and thrilling waterslide. We have plenty of room for groups to play games with friends!
May-August Availability

  • Swimming
  • Waterslide & diving board
  • Fun camp games in the water

Spring Break Riding Camp

Camp Doublecreek's Spring Break Riding Camp will be on
Tuesday, March 12.

  • AM Session: 8:30 - 12:00
  • PM Session: 12:30 - 4:00

By participating in the riding camp, riders will receive lessons in both mounted (on the horse) and unmounted activities, arts & crafts, archery, and a variety of other camp games. Mounted activity will focus on safety, balance of the rider, and riding skills including how to communicate with your horse to turn, stop, and move forward. Each rider’s skill level will be assessed and lesson activity will be designed to progress each rider. Unmounted activity will focus on safety, horse care, tacking, untacking, and tack care.  Space is limited to 15 riders and is only available for riders 7 years and older.

Tuition for the camp is $60.  Payment is due in full at the time of registration.

Transportation will not be provided.  You will need to drop your rider off at the gray house between 8:30-9:00 am for the morning session or 12:30-1:00 for the afternoon session.  Activities will run from 8:30-12:00 or 12:30-4:00 and will include a snack time.  Pick-up will be at 12:00 pm for the AM session and 4:00 for the PM session from the gray house.

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Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

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Fall, Winter & Spring Riding

Our goal is to teach excellent horsemanship in a safe and fun environment. Riders will participate in mounted (on the horse) and unmounted activity tailored to progress each participant in learning to safely tie, groom, saddle and bridle, mount and ride a horse. Lessons are designed to progress each rider, building on their individual skills to safely enjoy connecting with and learning from the horses.

For additional questions, please email campdchorses@gmail.com

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See our horseback riding in action

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Meet Gloria

Gloria is a Welsh Pony breed. Her coat color is bay, and she used to be a jumper!

Meet Barbie

Barbie is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Palomino, and she is Bubba's best friend!

Meet Dottie

Dottie is an Appaloosa breed and color. She’s a pretty princess who loves to be groomed!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Bubba

Bubba is an Appaloosa breed. His coat color is Appaloosa, and he is very afraid of the water hose!

Meet Cooper

Cooper is a pony breed. His coat color is black, and he loves coffee! (Even though he can't have it!)

Meet Trigger

Trigger is a Quarter Horse breed. His coat color is Palomino, and he loves to have his picture taken!

Meet Sadie

Sadie is a quarter horse breed. Her coat color is chestnut, and she was a former rodeo playday horse!

Meet Doodle

Doodle is a Quarter Horse. His coat color is Dapple Grey, and he is an undercover genius!

Meet Missy

Missy is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Paint, and she loves to go FAST!

Meet Frankie

Frankie is a Quarter Horse mix breed. His coat color is Paint, and he was named after Frank Sinatra for his blue eyes!

Meet Toby

Toby is a Quarter Horse breed. His coat color is Sorrel, and he Loves to give HUGS!

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Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

Meet Cupcake

Cupcake is a Quarter Horse breed. Her coat color is Sorrel, and she does not enjoy Running!

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Summer Riding

During our summer riding camp, riders will receive lessons in both mounted (on the horse) and unmounted activity, arts & crafts, archery, and a variety of other camp games. Mounted activity will focus on safety, balance of the rider, and riding skills including how to communicate with your horse to turn, stop, and move forward. Each rider’s skill level will be assessed and lesson activities will be designed to progress each rider. Unmounted activity will focus on safety, horse care, tacking, untacking and tack care.  Space is limited to 24 riders a week and is only available for riders 8 years and older.

Our riding camp will run, Monday-Friday during the following weeks:

  • May 27-30 (Opening Week)
  • June 2-6
  • June 9-13
  • June 16-20
  • June 23-27
  • July 7-11
  • July 14-18
  • July 21-25
  • July 28-Aug 1


DC Riding Camp (7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) Tuition will be $450 per week. A $50 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of registration. The remaining balance of $400 will be charged 2 weeks prior to the start of the specific camp week.

Transportation will NOT be provided. Drop off will be 7:30-8:00 a.m. and pickup will be from 3:00-3:30 p.m.

Riders participating in horseback riding are encouraged to bring their own ASTM-SEI certified equestrian helmet (not a bike helmet). Helmets will be provided if your rider does not have one.  Riders MUST wear closed-toe shoes (boots are recommended).

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Common Questions

What is the best way to register?

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Using our online registration is the best way to register. It will even provide real time information.

What is your counselor to camper ratio?

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A ratio of 10 campers to 1 counselor is maintained. At some of the activities, the ratio is lower.

Is my camper registered when I provide the information?

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In order to be registered, all information must be completed and required deposit(s) must be received. You will receive a confirmation letter via email when your camper is registered.

What do I do if my child is on the waitlist?

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We update our waitlist every Saturday. You will receive an email and/or text message as soon as a spot is available.

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Our Location

DC Riding by Camp Doublecreek
3311 Kelly Ln
Austin, TX 78680

(512) 255-3661

Meet the Instructor

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We create the best experience for campers

Rachel Chuey

Assistant Director
Staff/Equine Coordinator
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