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Thank you for contributing. We are an exempt organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code; EIN 92-2399089.

Help Support Our Mission!

LWF-EAS is offered to the public throughout Southern Maine. We serve individuals with special needs, public and private school groups, families, team building for employers, veterans organizations, and outpatient rehabilitation programs. Research suggests that equine assisted services can be effective in reducing symptoms of various mental health conditions, improving emotional regulation, and increasing overall well-being. Additionally, working with horses can provide individuals with a sense of purpose and connection to nature, which can be beneficial for mental and emotional health.

We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization

Click the donate button below to securely give online or mail checks to:

Living Wells Equine Assisted Services
282 Allen Rd.
Wells, ME 04090

Thank you for contributing. We are an exempt organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code; EIN 92-2399089.

We will follow up shortly with a receipt for your tax records.

We also have a need for, and can accept “in-kind” donations. This would include building materials, farm equipment, barn materials, hay, feed, medicines, etc. These donations are also tax deductible. See our Opportunities for Giving page to learn more.

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If you have any questions, please call or email us.

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Different Opportunities For Giving

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2026 LWF Summer Camp – Register Today!

There is something magical about summer on the farm. The early morning barn sounds. The rhythm of hooves in the arena. The smell of fresh hay. The quiet confidence that grows when a child learns to guide a 1,200-pound animal with patience and kindness.

At Living Wells Farm in Wells, Maine, summer camp is more than riding lessons. It’s a week of connection — to horses, to nature, to new friends, and to oneself.

Campers spend their days:

• Learning horsemanship and riding skills
• Exploring the farm and caring for animals
• Creating hands-on crafts and meaningful projects
• Building confidence, responsibility, and teamwork
• Laughing, moving, and making real memories

Our program is relationship-based and designed to meet each child where they are — whether they’re brand new to horses or already comfortable in the saddle.

What makes LWF horse camp special?

Each camper is paired with their own horse for the week! Campers take part in caring for “their” horse — learning to halter, groom, tack up, untack, and understand the daily rhythms of responsible horsemanship. They don’t just ride; they build a relationship.

We believe horses teach us some of life’s greatest lessons:
Patience. Resilience. Courage. Trust. Accountability.

By the end of the week, campers leave knowing they are capable of caring for something bigger than themselves — and that confidence stays with them long after summer ends.

We can’t wait to welcome you to the farm.

Eligibility

LWF Summer camp is open to students who have completed Kindergarten through 8th grade. Camp is limited to 11 participants per week. Register early to reserve your spot!

2026 Camp Dates

• June 22–26: All ages
• June 29–July 3: All ages
• July 6–10: All ages
• July 13–17: Advanced camp
• July 20 – WEEK OFF
• July 27–31: All ages
• August 3–7: All ages
• August 10–14: All ages
• August 21–23 Adult camp

Registration and Pricing

Each camper and each camp week must be booked separately. If you are registering more than one child, please complete a booking for each camper.

Full payment is required at the time of registration. Camp pricing includes a camp T-shirt.

Early Bird Pricing

• Book before May 1 for $500 per week.
• Use code EARLYBIRD at checkout.

Five-Week Booking

• Book five weeks of camp and pay $450 per week.
• To receive this discount, book each week separately and use code 5WEEKSCAMP at checkout.

Standard Pricing

Beginning May 1, camp is $550 per week.

Living Wells Farm Equine Assisted Services are provided on a property that is a lush, hidden gem tucked among the trees only minutes from Route 1 and the Wells & Ogunquit beaches.  Our property directly connects to miles of trails on conservation land, just steps away from the barn. The 34 acre layout affords plenty of grass pastures for daily turnout. The intimate family atmosphere is relaxing and safe, promoting a rustic, quiet environment for our visitors.

Therapeutic Riding

• Adaptive riding taught by a PATH Certified Riding Instructor
• Teaches riding skills as well as promoting emotional and physical well-being
• Promotes bonding with horses, volunteers and other riders
• Your child can be involved in preparing the horse for a lesson, if appropriate. This involves: grooming, tacking, leading the horse out to the riding ring
• Group or private lessons

Recreational Riding

• Typical horseback riding lesson
• Teaching riding skills to people with varied backgrounds of experience
  • Can be learning to just pick up the reins or correcting your position in the canter
  • Establish proper equitation, balance, and strength to further riding skills
• Taught by our experienced staff of trainers

Summer Horse Camps

• 3 days per week program
• Experience the responsibilities of caring for horses: feeding, cleaning stalls, handling horses, grooming, tacking, and riding

Healing Hooves

• Focused on ground work for those who do not want to ride and prefer working on the ground with horses
• Learn how to safely lead and groom a horse
• Establish and improve horse to human relationships
• Start to understand natural horsemanship and what your horse’s emotions are telling you
• Become a leader that your horse listens to for better control
• Trust your horse