Ok, so I’ll try again. I LOVED Sinead and Tik’s camp this winter in Ocala!
I wasn’t sure I should go, as I wasn’t riding regularly but I did anyway:
http://lifeatauntclaras.blogspot.com/2019/12/am-i-too-fat-old-out-of-shape.html
and here is where I wrote about how great it was – warning, it is LONG!
http://lifeatauntclaras.blogspot.com/2020/01/do-you-want-to-want-to-or-do-you.html
Area II adult riders typically has a couple over the year. They often will be open to people even if you are not a member of Area II.
How do you find out about them? I’ve never heard of camps in Area II, not that I spend a lot of time researching.
email the Area II Adult Rider coordinator. It’s also usually posted on the Area II web site and FB pages. Everything is on hold now.
@bornfreenowexpensive thanks for the information. I am sure everything is on hold now, I just never knew about it before - I don’t have any fellow boarders that event really and go solo to events and never saw anything posted anywhere so I never knew about it. I will check out their website…I guess if I search for USEA Area II it will come up? I’m not really on facebook, though I could attempt to search there also.
Is the Southern Pines camp no longer around? Not Denny Emerson’s – the one that was organized by Linda Dreher?
I was just thinking, a lot of things must be on hold now… @Bens.Mom your camp experience sounds AMAZING… Now I’m wondering if it’s really realistic to go to FL for one… :lol:
We had one rider drive down from Maryland for camp this year! It was so much fun, and such a learning experience. I want to go again this year, hopefully getting to take Spider! 
Check out Apple Tree South adult eventing camp in Aiken. It is run by Alison Eastman-Lawler who is based out of Hollis, NH. I went twice and had a blast. Alison does a great job with the camps. If you don’t have a horse to bring, she will find you a local horse to lease for a week. I did that both times and had good experiences. Most of the campers are around beginner novice/novice but her working students are prelim and higher. I also went to Vershire before they closed but I have to say I enjoyed Apple Tree more.
You can find more information at http://www.appletreefarm.org/ under the Aiken Programs tab. I would love to go back!
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