MEMORIAL DAY CAMP REGISTRATION
Step #1

Youth Camp Health History Form

Camper's Name(Required)

First Last

Parent or Legal Guardian Email(Required)

Current residence(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

Emergency Contact Person(Required)

First Last

Emergency Contact Phone(Required)

Primary Care Physician or other provider of medical care(Required)

First Last

HEALTH INFORMATION

Are there any pertinent health problems including physical, psychiatric, or behavioral problems of which we need to be aware?(Required)

YES, and I have discussed employment/volunteering at camp with my healthcare provider including considerations related to risk of COVID-19

Are there any medications, dietary restrictions, allergies, or special needs of which we need to be aware?(Required)

YES

IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION

Do you currently reside within the United States, a United States territory, or the District of Columbia?(Required)

YES

SIGNATURE

Your Legal Name(Required)

First Last

Camper Signature or Parent or Legal Guardian’s Signature:(Required)

(If Camper is Under 18 Years)

Reset

Date of signature(Required)

Submit and continue to Step #2

HOW TO:

Here’s how to properly enroll your child in Memorial Day Camp and secure a spot:

Step #1: Complete & sign our health form.
Step #2: Complete & sign our camper form.
Step #3: Make a payment.

You’ll be emailed a confirmation of both forms after completion.

Had a great time today with my two youngest daughters. They participated in a half day summer camp. This was their first time riding horses and they had such a good experience they want to continue with lessons in the future. Amber and Ellie were wonderful with the girls and we will definitely be back.

Damion Dengler

8/25/2023

My daughter and I have been taking lessons here for several, based on a recommendation from a neighbor. It is now like a 2nd home for my daughter. Our trainer is amazing. We’ve both learned a lot and progress in our riding regularly. We’ve also made many friends here. I really cannot recommend this place enough.

Elizabeth Dahl

11/02/2023

If you are looking for a safe place to learn, re-learn, or build on existing knowledge…Horse and Hive is the place to be! Fields are always green, horses are happy and everyone is so kind! The farm offers unique amenities that are not available all other farms; there’s a race track to condition on, a trail obstacle course to build confidence and change up the sandbox routine, and a whole gaggle of trainers who come from a variety of backgrounds and each brings something super special to the farm. As an adult who works in the horse industry, and has been formally involved with horses (and riding on and off, but mostly on) since I was 7, I have a lot to compare the farm to- and all I can say is 5 stars indeed! My pony and I can’t imagine any other place to be!!

andrea brand

7/05/2022

What a JOY to share our morning ( Sat 04/14/18 )with Horse & Hive Farm. Troop # 117 is a Special Needs Boy Scout Troop for young men with disabilities ranging from autism to non-verbal to blindness and wheelchair bound. Kaitlyn and the crew were so very patient and so caring with each of our boys and their kindness and compassion was genuine as they endeavored to see that each boy went away with not only knowledge, but a great experience. Whether is was a gentle horse kiss on a cheek, brushing a horses’ coat, picking a hoof, or being a stall pooper-scooper, every detail was carefully thought out and planned and finished out with a ride for each scout. Every boy had an amazing time, and every parent was so impressed by the lengths you went to to make each boy successful in what he did. Kaitlyn…..you are just beyond awesome, and we so appreciate you and your team. Troop # 117 is already expressing desires to come back. Thank you for such an incredible experience.