Horizons East

We had our daughter’s birthday party at Horizon’s East Stables and it was amazing!! Samantha, Tiffany and the whole team are fantastic! They make everyone feel so at home and the experience is incredible. Can’t recommend them enough!

I am writing this review about their children's horse riding camp. Our boys ( 8 and 5 ) absolutely loved this five day equestrian camp. Our little guy was a little nervous but the staff was so kind and sweet with him. He even got really attached to a pony named Chunky. The kids learned everything from grooming and riding to health and biology of horses. We stayed and watched a few of the days and we even learned a ton. The kids are broken into groups and get 20-40 minutes of riding each day. if you're interested in signing up your kid(s) for horse camp this is a great place to start. #Activefamilymagazine

My daughter and I took at least three lesson with Coach Dakota. The process is this. First, you will have to contact them through their website or phone. Then one of the organizers will put into a phone text message group. Where she will explain the pricing and what classes are available. Once you pay the fee. The coach will confirm the booking time. make sure the coach "confirm "the booking time. A lesson is usually one hour long. You spent the first 20 minutes to brush the horse put on the saddles and wait for everyone to get ready. The actual amount of time spent riding on top of horse is around 40 minute. If you want to spent longer time riding. You have to come early and do everything yourself. There is usually only one coach so it’s expected to speak up and prepare everything by yourself before you walk out the horse. Coach Dakota spent a lot of make sure you get the proper form of riding and also she is very energetic and kind with the kids. A good place to learn horseback riding with kids.

We had the best experience at the Horizon East, the coaches are knowledgeable and professional. They are passionate about horses, ensuring both safety and enjoyment for riders of all levels. The facility has well-maintained stables and spacious riding arenas. The views are an added bonus! My daughter began riding lessons when she was just 4 1/2 years old, and the coaches were patient and kind with her. They personalized each session to suit her needs, creating a positive and supportive learning atmosphere. Over the course of a year, she made remarkable progress in her riding skills and gained valuable insights into horse care, all while building her confidence in the saddle. The experience has been incredibly rewarding for her development as a young rider. Overall, our experience at Horizon East was exceptional. Whether you're a seasoned rider or looking to start your equestrian journey, I highly recommend this center.

What an amazing place! My daughters have been taking lessons few months now. The staff and owners are wonderful. They really take the time to teach the kids not only how to ride, but how to care for the horses. Safety is always their number one priority. They are kind, dedicated and very accommodating. I've had to change a lesson day a couple of times, and have always been able to get on the schedule within a reasonable timeframe. I highly recommend Horizons East!!

The summer camp is excellent! My child is very excited to return to camp this year. They offer daily lessons and horse care practice during the camps, so kiddo has learned a ton about horses and is much more confident now.

I have been riding for nearly 2 years and my son for 4+ years at Horizons East. Multi-talented horsewomen / trainers / owners Sam and Barbara run an excellent facility. They and their staff offer a tremendous amount of flexibility towards their riders/clients - adults, toddlers, and all ages in between. They personalize the service provided to each and every rider, no matter what level and my son and I have benefited greatly. We treasure the thousand-plus hours we've spent riding on special horses under direction of the trainers here. My son has enjoyed attending events including summer and holiday break day camps, where he was immersed in the horse world and came away the better for it.