HWH Horse Ranch and Lessons

We have been lessons here for over 3 years and have enjoyed every lesson! Everyone at the barn is great and makes you feel so welcomed!

Always a great learning experience at HWH! Our daughter has been taking lessons here for a few years and we have watched her confidence soar under the watchful eye of the owner and trainer. A great place to learn the foundation of horses!

I am a fit 68 year old woman who always wanted to learn to ride. HWH ranch and miss Paula has been a godsend! It is a safe, professional, engaging operation that allows you to receive whatever you put into the task. The horses are extremely well cared for, the instructors are proficient and engaging, and safety is a number one priority! HWH Ranch has help me realize the dream I have had all my life. Miss Paula stays pretty well booked but if you are lucky enough to get an opening grab it!

Our daughter has been riding here since she was 6 years old, she is now 13. We started off just doing lessons and have been leasing for about 6 years. The horses, barns, and facilities are well take care of. The owner is passionate about what she does. The lessons are an hour long and do include teaching children/adults how to care for the horse as well as ride. I think it is important for people to learn ALL aspects of riding, not just riding. My daughter has basically grown up here and I can't imagine her doing this anywhere else. We are part of a great barn family.

Granddaughter horse camp was awesome! Wonderful experience, she will always remember her mucking Nicks stall and riding him! Ms. Paula runs a great camp and ranch!

This facility goes above and beyond for you and the comfort of your horse. Safety is important to Paula and has a stellar record of horse and rider. A hidden jewel in Brevard County.

I had an extremely bad experience with HWH ranch. I don't think it is safe for young children (7 or under) and the owner is disorganized and rude. I signed my daughter up for lessons on Thursday night as well as a week long summer camp. The first weekly lesson the owner forgot about (even with the email that was sent documenting all times and dates). It took fifteen minutes to get horse and trainer ready. She stopped lesson at the scheduled time so my daughter received a 45 minute lesson for the price of an hour. The second time I took her the owner again forgot and I had to come back an hour later. She had her just sit on the horse because the arena where they were training was too crowed for her to be able to move around. She at no time apologized. In fact she said it was my fault because she jad told me that she "didn't communicate by computer or cell phone well" and this is how we were communicating. Even given this poor treatment, I would have left her in the camp except that I didn't feel that she would be safe without my staying there the entire time. There were several times that she was left alone behind a horse. She was expected to spend the first 15 minutes of the lesson grooming the horse and often her trainer would leave her unattended (she is only 7 and is not used to horses). I now have an unhappy daughter and I am out my $100 deposit for the camp. I have to say I have not experienced a more poorly run "business"