We also hold horse camps in the Spring, Summer and Fall. To ensure our site is safe, secure and following the highest standards …

We are located in the pictureseque village of Mullica Hill NJ, providing horseback riding lessons and pony parties year round.

It is one of Victoria's most popular attractions and Ballarat's most famous.

Each summer we hold a camp program for children ages 6 yrs old and up.

Browsing through our gold rush era shops is a highlight for every visitor to our award winning Outdoor Museum. What an incredible time our Year Four students had on camp this week!

Summer Camp Summer Camps dates 2020 June 22-25 July 13-16 July 20-23 August 10-13 August 24-27 Our Horse Camps are very popular and fill up fast! The Sovereign Hill Outdoor Museum will re-open to the public on Saturday June 27. The ovens are quite heavy and robust, they had good legs, rounded ears, nice lid and handle and a good but not perfect finish however they didn't come with a bail when new, you had to make your own. It was officially opened on 29 November 1970 and has become a nationally acclaimed tourist attraction. Pursuing a gradual re-opening approach Sovereign Hill will be open to visitors every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Welcome to Sovereign Hill Stables. Sovereign Hill is an open-air museum in Golden Point, a suburb of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.Sovereign Hill depicts Ballarat's first ten years after the discovery of gold there in 1851. I think the tourist site Sovereign Hill at Ballarat has the original Harding molds with the intention of using them at some stage and casting a run of Sovereign Hill souvenir ovens. No experience is necessary, camp is 9-2pm and is so much fun for the… Sovereign Hill Stables is owned and operated by Michelle Sheets, a native of Co.Down N. Ireland Michelle has been…

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There were so many opportunities to uncover Australia’s history at Sovereign Hill on Wednesday and Thursday – from exploring the Red Hill mine and panning for gold; visiting the Chinese camp and businesses that existed in the 1800s; to socialising with our roommates in the Northern Barracks.