Alana Grace's Galloping Foundation
Honoring Alana Grace Williams 06/04/2004 - 04/10/2022
Camps We Partner With
Alana believed in the power of horses to heal, teach, and bring joy. In her honor, Alana Grace’s Galloping Foundation sponsors children to attend three horse camps that reflect those same values. With two camps in West Virginia and one in Florida, these programs allow children to experience confidence, connection, and personal growth in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Take a moment to read about each camp and discover which experience feels like the right fit for your child.
Canter Point Stables, Charles Town WV
Canter Point Stables offers a week long horse camp that focuses on building a strong foundation in horsemanship and riding skills.
Campers learn the basics of horse care, including grooming, tacking, identifying horse body parts, and stable care. Riding instruction takes place in the arena, where campers develop confidence and technique throughout the week.
The camp experience concludes with a special end of week show, giving campers the opportunity to demonstrate their new skills for parents and caregivers.
Half day camps are available for children ages 5 and up, held from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Campers need to bring a packed lunch, a refillable water bottle, and a change of clothes for creek activities.
Families must provide their own transportation to and from camp.
To learn more about Canter Point Stables, please visit their Facebook page.
Sienna Rocks Stables, Harpers Ferry WV
Sienna Rock Stables is an up and coming equine assisted therapy stable that offers a thoughtful, hands-on horse camp experience.
Campers begin by learning the fundamentals of horse care and horseback riding, with a focus on traditional English riding. For a little extra fun, some sessions may also include barrel racing.
Campers arrive during feeding time and take part in caring for the horses throughout the week, creating meaningful bonds through daily routines and responsibility.
Each day includes a riding lesson in the morning and another after lunch. Afternoon activities may include bareback riding, games, and creative time.
Arts and crafts are also part of the camp experience, with painting and decorating horseshoes often becoming a favorite activity.
To ensure each camper receives individualized attention, camps at Sienna Rock Stables are limited to five participants per week.
Camp Details:
• Ages 6–15
• Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• Campers should bring a packed lunch and a refillable water bottle
• Families must provide their own transportation to and from camp
While visiting, families are encouraged to take time to see Alana’s Garden, a special place of reflection at the stables.
To learn more about Sienna Rock Stables, please visit their Facebook page.
Iron Horse Stables, Cantonment FL
Each day at Iron Horse Stables Horse Camp offers a new experience, blending hands-on learning with plenty of fun.
Campers begin with the basics, learning the parts of a horse, proper feeding, stall cleaning, and how to safely and correctly saddle a horse. As the week progresses, riding skills build step by step, leading to trail rides and even a day of water slide fun.
At the end of the week, campers have the opportunity to show off their newly learned skills during a Horse Show for family and friends, a favorite tradition that celebrates growth, confidence, and accomplishment.
Iron Horse Stables welcomes children ages 4 to 15. Campers need to bring a packed lunch and a refillable water bottle each day. Every camper will also receive an Iron Horse Stables T-shirt.
Camp Hours:
• “Littles” Horse Camp (ages 4–5): 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
• Regular Horse Camp (ages 6–15): 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Families must provide their own transportation to and from camp.
To learn more about Iron Horse Stables and see camp in action, we invite you to visit their Facebook page.