This camp is £260, the £80 is just the non refundable deposit.
This camp is aimed at those looking to gain confidence with their jumping. Suitable for those jumping 40-60cm.
Please note: This camp is specifically aimed at building rider confidence. Horses attending must be willing, sensible, physically fit and able to work in a group environment.
Due to the needs and safety of other riders on the camp, we are unfortunately unable to accommodate horses that are nervous, unpredictable, or dangerous. This ensures a safe, positive, and supportive experience for everyone taking part.
If you are unsure whether this camp is suitable for you and your horse, please feel free to get in touch to discuss before booking.
What is included:-
Arrive from 4pm on the 27 April, settle your horse in and join us for a welcome dinner.
Tuesday 28 April- Two Ridden Sessions
The day will begin with a polework session, designed to help both horse and rider settle, improve focus, and establish rhythm and control. This session will build confidence, improve balance, and encourage effective communication between horse and rider.
The second session will progress to working over cross poles, allowing riders to practise straightness, rhythm, and position in a calm, supportive environment. Exercises will be adapted to suit individual confidence levels, with the emphasis on positive, pressure-free learning.
Wednesday 29 April – Two Ridden Sessions
In the morning, riders will head into the show jumping arena to start breaking the course down. You will work over individual fences, focusing on approach, line, and rhythm, before gradually linking fences together as confidence grows.
In the afternoon session, riders can choose between:
Show jumping, with the aim of linking the full course together at a comfortable, confidence-appropriate level
orHeading into the cross-country arena to jump a selection of solid fences (minimum height 50cm), focusing on rhythm, control, and positive riding over natural obstacles.
A non ridden course walking session- A correct course walk is one of the most important parts of show jumping and can make a huge difference to how confident and prepared you feel when you ride. During this session, riders will learn how to walk the course properly, understand distances, and plan the best lines.
Walking the course helps you: visualise the line you will ride between fences, understand where to steady your horse or allow them to move forward, Spot related distances and plan your rhythm. There is no pressure and no expectation to get everything “right” — the aim is to build confidence, understanding, and a clear plan so you can ride positively and calmly. A good course walk means fewer surprises, better communication with your horse, and a more relaxed, enjoyable round.
Food -(if you have any specific dietary requirements please discuss with us 1st before booking)
Evening meals on Monday and Tuesday
Breakfast on Tuesday and Wednesday morning
Lunch on Tuesday and Wednesday
Tea/coffee and squash for you to help yourselves to
This camp is £240. Payment is required in 3 instalments:-
Payment 1 deposit £60 at time of booking- non refundable or transferable
Payment 2 £80 1st Feb - you will be emailed the BACS details for the final 2 payment
Payment 3 £100 1st March
Included in the camp fee is: -
* 4 ridden sessions over the 2 days
* a stable from 4pm on Monday 27 April- no bedding is supplied, you will need to bring your own
* Human meals for 1 person- We will send a menu out about 1 month before camp-if you have any specific dietary requirements please discuss with us 1st before booking
We do not supply: -
* Hay/Haylage or hard feed
* stable bedding
* Buckets or feed bowls
* Mucking out equipment
Please note that we have a No Dogs policy at Lincomb
Human accommodation
Camping/lorry parking is including in the camp fee but we do not have electrical hook up so please ensure your batteries are full. Generators are welcome to run until 10pm and after 7am.
We do have several options for human accommodation at an additional cost.
* Glamping Pod- this sleeps 6 in 3 twin rooms. These are supplied with single beds, electric and heating. You need to supply your own bedding. The pod is £35/room/night for single or double occupancy
* The Chalet- very basic single occupancy. This is supplied with a single bed, electric and heating, £25/room/night. You need to supply your own bedding.
* Bury Cottage- this is a self-contained apartment that sleeps 2 in twin beds. Bury Cottage has its own shower room and toilet and kitchenette. You need to supply your own bedding and towels. This is £60/night for single or double occupancy.
Please contact us directly if you wish to book accommodation.
Riders will be grouped according to ability and requirements. You will be issued with a timetable approximately 3 weeks before the camp date.
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Refund policy
The £60 deposit is non-refundable or transferable
The 2nd instalment of £80 is due on the 1 Feb
The 3rd instalment of £100 is due on the 1 March
If you withdraw after 1 Jan but before 1 Feb the 2nd instalment of £80 can be refunded if we can fill your space
If you withdraw after 1 Feb then a refund of payments 2 and 3 can only be refunded if we are able to fill your space someone who is doing the exact same level as you.If the event is cancelled we will refund the amount you paid, minus a £5 booking fee
Terms and Conditions
If the final balance is not received by 1 March your deposit and the 2nd instalment will be forfeited and your place lost.
There will be no deductions on the camp fees for entering late or leaving early or missing lessons, meals etc
Cancellation - See the 'Refund Policy"·
Trainers and riding schedules are subject to change at any time and without notice. In this event attendees will be notified as soon as practical and no refund will be made as a result of these changes.
Terms and Conditions
Payment is due in 3 instalments :-
Payment 1 non refundable deposit £60 at time of booking
Payment 2 £80 1st Feb
Payment 3 £100 1st March
If the final balance is not received by 1 Feb your deposit and the 2nd instalment will be forfeited and your place lost.
There will be no deductions on the camp fees for entering late or leaving early or missing lessons, meals etc
Cancellation - See the 'Refund Policy"·Trainers and riding schedules are subject to change at any time and without notice. In this event attendees will be notified as soon as practical and no refund will be made as a result of these changes.
If the event is cancelled we will refund the amount you paid, minus a £5 booking fee
It is advised that when paying for this event you treat your booking like a holiday
Cancellation - See the 'Refund Policy"·
- Trainers and riding schedules are subject to change at any time and without notice. In this event attendees will be notified as soon as practical and no refund will be made as a result of these changes.
- In the event of bad weather we may need to alter the timetable. The generally affects the cross country lessons. An alternative session will be offered
- All Riders must wear ‘Protective Headwear’ i.e. a hat which meets one of the following standards:
British – All PAS 015, VG1 - provided they are BSI Kitemarked
European – VG1 - provided they are BSI Kitemarked
American –All SEI ASTM F1163 04a onwards and SNELL E2001
Australian & New Zealand – AS/NZS 3838 2003 onwards.
Harnesses must be correctly fastened at all times whilst mounted.
- Body protectors are strongly advised, whilst mounted also. Correct footwear must also be worn whilst mounted
- Data Protection Act 2018: By booking on and accepting these T&C's you must understand that information you are giving will be held in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018 but may also be made available to Insurers and other concerned parties in the event of any injury or accident. This includes sharing of any confidential medical information you have shared with us, which we will notify in confidence our instructors to make sure they know of any risks or previous injury’s. This also affects any claim in respect to your horse attending or bringing to camp any disease.
- Participants must have adequate insurance and public liability and will take full responsibility for any damage caused by themselves, their guests and their horses.
- Each horse is the responsibility of its owner, and all activities are undertaken at your own risk. We take no responsibility for any horse or pony that is to be left on the property overnight
- Stables must be left empty on your departure
- Dogs are not permitted at Lincomb Equestrian
- There will be no access to any of our paddocks what so ever