You're going to summer camp! Not a regular one full of sweaty and boring kids. It's a horse camp! A good one, too! The website says this:

Welcome to Camp Akula! At this camp, we are so glad to have you here. Once arrived, you will unpack your stuff, go for a helmet fitting, and take your first riding lesson. Before you go for a helmet fitting, you must choose your horse. Horses are paired with a camper depending on their compatibility and simularities so that they are assured to have the best experience. Children 7 and younger get ponies instead of horses. Boys and girls have seperate cabins, and cabins are seperated on ages. Parents cannot stay! There are every day activies such as driving reigns, medieval games, bareback riding, clipping/braiding, drill teams, Mounted Trail Obstacles, and more! Competitions are once a month and are seperated based on ages. Breakfast, lunch, and dinners are served every day. You must have the appropriate clothing for horseback riding, such as boots, long pants, ect. Electronics must be left at home. You will learn much more when you get there, have fun!!

June 1st. You entered as your parents left. You were carrying your suitcase in your hand, it had wheels so you were dragging it. You looked for your name tag and grabbed it, and stuck it on your shirt. You walked up to the woman behind the computer. She was going to give you your cabin name, number, and guide. She looked up from her computer and looked back down "State your name and age."