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A little on the older side, but still functional. Camp Cabalo's got enough stalls for all the camp horses, plus the instructors', plus some boarders. That puts the number of permanent stalls around sixty. It's a bit of a maze if you don't know your way, but everyone gets used to the barn pretty quickly.

Probably the most organized room in the whole barn. Each camp horse has a saddle rack with a saddle, pad, girth, and bridle hanging together. There's no confusion here, but it is rather cramped. Even if the room is big, the sheer amount of stuff in it makes it always seem like there's not quite enough room to turn around.

Thanks to the beautiful California weather, Camp Cabalo's indoor arena doesn't need to be as big or fancy as the other arenas. It's older than the others, but the footing is still good and everything still works. It's usually used for beginner lessons.

The covered arena is probably the most used arena out of the four. It's large and shady, so it doesn't get hot during the summer. There's always two jumps set up: one on the long rail, one on the diagonal. But there's jump standards and poles outside, so the course changes with every lesson.

A carefully groomed, fenced sand arena south of the main barn. It's often used for jumping lessons, since there's already an eight-jump course set up inside, but since it is the largest of the proper arenas, it is sometimes used for flatwork, too.

The north outdoor arena is the latest addition to the barns. At one time, it was a pasture, but it was smaller than the others and the grass never really thrived. The footing is natural dirt and grass, which is sometimes a welcome change from sand.

The yard is giant. It has a big bonfire pit, and it sits next to the lake. There are scattered picnic tables. The grass is well kept. Sometimes, the instructors will have lessons here.

Ah, the lake. The lake is huge. There's a dock branching off from the yard where campers jump off of. Some inflatables sit on the lake.

The playground... First off, it has everything. Monkey bars, slides, swings, a seesaw... You name it. Most of the younger campers come here, but it has some private spots, so the older kids come here at times.

If you get sick, or even just have a cough, you can go to the nurse. Ms. O'Brian is extremely nice, and everyone likes her. The nurse's office has a few beds, and a whole closet of medicine. She has some small cabins that if you have a fever or something, you can stay in over night.

The food here is better than you'd think. Fridays, they order out for pizza. There's always an assortment of drinks, and desserts. The snack stand has a huge variety.

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