Maplewood Camps involve many fun activities in addition to plenty of riding time. From learning to groom and tack up their horses, our campers also enjoy learning about horse care, anatomy, equine behavior, tack, equipment and much more.

In addition, campers spend time on arts and crafts projects, games and other fun activities.

Lessons are split into groups, so there are opportunities for all levels of riders—from beginners to more advanced—to learn new skills and ride with campers of similar ability.

For more information and the registration form, please click here.

Maplewood and Julie Winkel host the fall Adult Horse Camp. For more information and to register, please click here.

Julie Winkel teaches a clinic at Maplewood, which is open to all riders.

Between her busy clinic schedule, Julie has decided to host a clinic at Maplewood on Tuesday and Wednesday December 28th and 29th!

A sign-up sheet will be in the office and auditing is available and encouraged! There will most likely be 3 groups, appropriate to every level.

The cost is $450 for both days and includes 2 hours of riding, auditing of all groups, lunch, and a lecture!

Could be a great Christmas present 😍😍

Julie Winkel teaches a clinic at Maplewood, which is open to all riders.

Trainer Vinton Karrasch of Equestrian Performance in Snohomish, Washington, teaches a clinic at Maplewood.

Linda Allen teaches a two-day clinic for Maplewood clients.

Grand Prix rider/trainer Kevin Winkel teaches a clinic at Maplewood open to all. Please click here for more information and to register.

Mark your calendars! Bernie Traurig and Julie Winkel combine their training talents, expertise and horsemanship knowledge for a three-day immersive workshop that includes riding and educational seminars. More information and a detailed schedule will be coming soon!

Maplewood's popular Adult Ride & Whine Camp returns for the Fall edition! 

Maplewood's Adult Ride & Whine Camps have become legendary in the equestrian world and attract campers from across the country and Canada! Activities include riding, dining, wine tasting, personal fitness training, sports nutrition, the latest fashion trends for equestrians, educational seminars, secrets to success in the show ring, and much more.

This fun and educational retreat is open to adults of all ages, riding abilities, professionals and amateurs. The common denominator attendees must have is that they want to learn and have a good time!

For more information and to register, please click here.

The inaugural Trainer Summit, with clinicians Nanci Snyder, Julie Winkel and Juliana Zunde, is for professionals wishing to network with other professionals and explore and discuss training and business topics.

Click here for more information and to register.

The Reno Course Design School includes classroom instruction, on-site course design and live jumping demonstrations.

The school is open to riders, trainers and anyone interested in understanding the nuts and bolts of quality course construction to improve your horses and your competitive edge. Click here for more information and to register.

During this educational seminar you'll analyze and discuss the conformation and athletic attributes of a variety of sport horses, from young prospects to Grand Prix show jumping veterans. In addition, the clinic will include educational seminars, classroom instruction and live judging practice. Click here for more information and to register.
 

Julie Winkel teaches a clinic at Maplewood for Five Star Equestrian that is open to all riders.

Julie Winkel teaches a clinic at Maplewood for Breakaway Farms, which is also open to others who would like to participate. Please contact Julie for more information and availability: jwinkel@maplewoodstables.com

The clinic includes three levels: 2’-2’3”, 2’6”-3’ and 3’6”+.

Jos Kumps, of Brussels, Belgium, owns and operates the Jos Kumps Training Center and has coached such riders as Rodrigo Pessoa, Michel Robert, Kevin Staut, Leopold Van Asten, Dermott Lennon, Alvaro de Miranda and Bernardo Alves. For more than half a century this “legend” has trained different riders from the bottom up to an Olympic level.

The first Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund/USHJA Emerging Athletes Program Regional Training Session of the year will feature Jim Wofford as the riding clinician and Nanci Snyder as the stable manager clinician at Maplewood Stables, May 31-June 4. 

Sessions are held over five days with athletes participating in mounted flatwork, gymnastics exercises and coursework as well as intensive stable management lessons. Athletes also spend time auditing and hearing special presentations from guest speakers and experts in the industry at the sessions. 

Auditing is available to the public for the riding portions of the Reno session for $50 a day.