Adult Camp
About Camp
2026 Camp will be held Saturday & Sunday, April 25-26, 2026
Apple Knoll Farm, Millis, MA
Opening date: March 16, 2026 for full camp, March 23, 2026 for half camp. (No early postmarks please).
Closing date: Entry must be received by April 10, 2026.
This year Volker Brommann re-joins as a clinician for the 2026 CRDA Adult Camp. And of course, Lynne Kimball. Davis is returning by popular demand! Camp provides a friendly learning environment for a range of riders working from training level to FEI. The campers find support from both the clinicians and the other campers, whether they are looking to improve their dressage scores, develop their horse’s way of going, or enrich their rides in the ring or on the trail. CRDA Adult Camp is open to both adult amateurs and professionals. Auditors are welcomed and encouraged!
Camp is a two-day event that includes a 45-minute private lesson each morning, followed by a 30-minute private lesson each afternoon, with alternating instructors. The entry fee includes snacks and lunch on both Saturday and Sunday. A camp dinner will be planned for Saturday night, for an additional fee, if there is enough interest. Overnight and day stabling is available at Apple Knoll Farm for an additional fee.
Cost:
CRDA members: $495
Non-members: $560
Stabling is a flat rate of $100 for the weekend, which includes overnight stabling (Friday/Saturday or Saturday only), or day-stabling (Saturday/Sunday). Please include your check for stabling payable to CRDA with your camp entry.
Entries accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, based on postmark date. No hand delivered entries will be accepted.
Auditors: Free
For more information contact Terry Brennan at 508-560-3622,
terry01702@yahoo.com (please put CRDA Camp in the subject).
Send entries to Terry Brennan, 645 Central Turnpike, Sutton, MA 01590.
Click here for the Adult Camp entry form. Click here for the registrations form.
About the Clinicians
Lynne Kimball Davis
Lynne Kimball Davis is a USDF Bronze, Silver, and Gold medalist. She trained extensively in England and Austria and is a British Horse Society Intermediate Instructor. She trained and competed many horses to FEI levels, most notably Pompidou (Piet), whom Ulla Salzgeber purchased as an 8-year-old and successfully competed in his first two Grand Prix in Germany. Originally from Natick, MA, Lynne now lives and trains full-time in Wellington, Florida. She has coached many students to the FEI levels, and she helped numerous students earn their Bronze and Silver Medals. Lynne is bringing along her stunning (and huge) gelding, Shanghai, with coaching from Susan Jaccoma and Volker Brommann. Lynne is known for building confidence in riders of all levels and is a long-time favorite clinician.
Volker Brommann
Volker Brommann began his U.S. dressage career in Harvard, MA, and Volker now resides in Northern California with his wife and two sons. Born in northern Germany, Volker became a licensed Bereiter, F.N. in 1980, and a Pferdewirtschaftsmeister in 1988 under the guidelines of the German Equestrian Federation. He trained extensively with Walter Christensen and later with Olympic medalist Klaus Balkenhol. Volker is a USDF Medalist and has trained numerous horses and riders to USDF Medals. He trains and competes through the FEI level, and coaches advanced riders. Volker writes numerous articles on dressage techniques for magazines including Practical Horseman and Dressage Today. More information can be found at: The Volker Brommann Archives.
