YMCA STORER CAMPS
Located in Jackson, MI. Part of the YMCA of Greater Toledo.
Storer Equine Programs


Saddle Up for an Unforgettable Adventure!
Looking for a one-of-a-kind horseback riding experience? We’ve got you covered! Whether you’re dreaming of a peaceful private trail ride, an exciting family outing, or a magical birthday celebration, we’re here to make it happen!
What We Offer:
Private Trail Rides – Enjoy a personalized horseback adventure through beautiful trails.
Girl Scout Programs – Earn badges, build confidence, and create lasting memories!
Family Rides – Perfect for all ages—share the joy of riding with your loved ones!
Birthday Packages – A unique and unforgettable way to celebrate!
Fall Color Horse Rides – Experience the breathtaking beauty of autumn from the saddle!
Contact us now to book your adventure! Let’s ride!
Public Trail Rides
Saturday, May 31st
Saturday, June 7th
Explore 1,200 Scenic Acres on Horseback at YMCA Storer Camps!
Saddle up for an unforgettable 90-minute horseback riding experience along the shores of beautiful Stony Lake. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced rider, you’ll enjoy riding through rolling green pastures, shaded woodland trails, vibrant meadows, and alongside a private lake.
Your adventure includes everything you need: an exceptional horse, all necessary tack, and guidance from a knowledgeable, friendly trail guide. Just bring long pants, closed-toe shoes, and a positive attitude!
Details:
- $65 per person
- Open to riders ages 8 and up, weighing under 250 lbs
- Rides are open to the community
- Trail rides are limited in size to ensure a safe, personalized experience
- Various ride times: 10:00AM to11:30 and 12:00 to1:30PM.
Support the Equestrian Department at YMCA Storer Camps through giving.
YMCA Storer Camps is one of the few camps in the state of Michigan which offers year-round equine programming and looks to expand upon current offerings. To help with program growth, you can donate directly to the Equestrian Department to support acquisition of new horses, development of new programs and building of new facilities.