Enjoyment abounds at the equestrian camp in Pensin, attracting both youth and seniors
A horse riding camp near Demmin, Pessin, Germany, recently concluded its summer session, offering a unique and enjoyable experience for nine girls aged five to sixteen. The camp, led by Elke Vahl for the past twenty years, is renowned for its well-organized equestrian activities, friendly atmosphere, and opportunities for learning and practicing horse riding.
During the camp, the girls participated in daily horseback riding lessons, horse care education, trail rides, fun camp activities, and overnight stays. The camp's daily routine included waking up to a hunting horn, taking care of pasture, table, and yard duties in groups, and feeding and caring for the horses.
The camp's closing event was a highlight, featuring a performance of the fairy tale "Snow White and Rose Red" by the girls, each with a role. A cowboy dance was also performed, and the children in the audience were allowed to ride ponies after the acrobatic vaulting performance.
Training sessions at the camp involved vaulting and riding on the pasture and in nature. The horse riding camp provided a chance for the girls to spend a lot of time with their beloved horses and learn a lot in the process.
Sabine and Harry Naehring's granddaughter Evje spent her holidays at the camp and was thrilled by it. Sabine and Harry found the fairy tale beautiful for adults as well. Robin Dahlke, Ole's father, appreciated the event, particularly the demanding vaulting, and praised the organizers. Three-year-old Ole Dahlke participated in pony riding and was proudly seated on "his" pony.
The camp's evening activities included a campfire where horse knowledge was exchanged. Elke Vahl organized a small stick horse race and agility tests as part of the camp's program, adding to the fun and excitement of the summer holidays.
Overall, the horse riding camp in Pessin near Demmin offers a popular destination for girls interested in horses and outdoor activities during their school holidays, combining horse riding instruction with a lively summer camp environment.
At the camp, the girls' affinity for pets extended to horses, as they spent countless hours caring and riding them throughout their stay. Excitedly, three-year-old Ole Dahlke also had the chance to experience the delight of pony riding during the camp's activities. To wind down after an action-packed day, the camp offered a soothing home-and-garden atmosphere around the campfire, where horse-related knowledge was shared and camp stories exchanged, creating a unique lifestyle experience for all participants.
