Spitfire Farm in Coconut Creek.
By Sharon Aron Baron
Looking for a fun-filled outdoor summer camp experience for your kids? Look no further than Spitfire Farm Horse Camp in Coconut Creek, where there are a few slots left.
Owned by Ejola and Paul Cook, the premier equestrian facility houses 36 horses on five acres and offers an unforgettable summer camp experience for children aged six and up.
As a working mother of four, Ejola knows the importance of keeping kids active and engaged without relying on electronic devices. Spitfire Farm Horse Camp offers exciting activities to get kids outside and explore the world around them. From learning about the parts of a farm to caring for horses, campers go on scavenger hunts, play tag, and take nature walks. With five acres of space to roam, plus an air-conditioned clubhouse, there are plenty of opportunities for fun.
Spitfire Farm Horse Camp offers an immersive experience for kids of all levels of experience, from those who have never ridden before to experienced competitors.
A Typical Day
The Cooks keep the camp reasonably small, with a maximum of 20 campers to ensure everyone gets a hands-on experience. Campers wear long pants and closed-toed shoes, bring a change of clothes, sunscreen, a packed lunch, and water or Gatorade.
Children six and older are placed into groups based on their age and skill level, and each day starts with taking the horses out and grooming them, followed by riding lessons and trail rides, weather permitting.
After lunch, campers enjoy various activities, including arts and crafts, scavenger hunts, and visits from equine industry experts such as veterinarians and farriers.
Campers having fun with the horses using non-toxic paints.
And don’t worry about rainy days – the fully air-conditioned camp clubhouse provides a comfortable space for indoor activities and learning about horse care.
Spitfire Farm Horse Camp has a counselor-to-camper ratio of one to three or four, ensuring personalized attention and an unforgettable experience for your child. And what’s more, campers love returning to Spitfire Farm year after year for the friendships they make, their fun, and the sense of accomplishment they feel from their days of riding and caring for horses.
Camp Dates
Weekly sessions are through August 11, 2023, with before-care from 8–9 a.m. and after-care from 2–5 p.m. available for an additional fee.
The weekly cost is $475, with a 10% sibling discount and an extended early bird discount of $450 per week if paid in full by May 15.
Trail ride at Spitfire Farm.
Fill out their inquiry form today to reserve your child’s spot for an unforgettable summer adventure at Spitfire Farm Inquiry Form.
Spitfire Farm is located at 4201 Vinkmulder Road in Coconut Creek.
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Author Profile
- Sharon Aron Baron is a Parkland resident and editor of Talk Media. She has been covering Parkland news since 2012. Parkland Talk was created to provide News, Views, and Entertainment for the residents of Parkland.
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