Multi-discipline yards, arena hire and hacking — a base for everything you ride.
Veater Ranch at Coarsegold, California is a working cattle ranch that hosts weddings and events, an annual harvest rodeo and saddle bronc riding clinics taught by PRCA riders. It also offers arena rentals, a guest stay and a chance to feed its bronc herd.
Hawk Ranch in Cave Creek, Arizona, offers full-service horse boarding with covered mare motels and turn-outs, plus access to arenas and a round pen. It also runs an RV park and weekly public and private events including sorting, cutting and roping.
Horseshoe J Dude Ranch in Fingal, Ontario has offered summer camps and hourly horseback trail riding since 1957. It also runs horse clubs, riding lessons, birthday parties and family camps. It has an indoor riding arena and over thirty horses and ponies.
Rowell Ranch Rodeo near Dublin, California is a long-running PRCA pro rodeo first hosted by Harry Rowell more than a hundred years ago. It is run by a local non-profit each May with bull riding, ranch bronc riding, a parade and a cowboy challenge.
Hunewill Guest Ranch at Bridgeport, California is a historic working cattle and guest ranch on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada. Guests stay for a week of riding with more than a hundred horses on mountain trails and take part in ranch work.
Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park in San Juan Capistrano, California, is a public park and equestrian facility that hosts international horse show competitions, western events and rodeos. It has hosted United States Olympic equestrian trials.
Rancho Rio is a team roping venue on 55 acres near Wickenburg, Arizona, billed as the team roping capital of the world. It hosts equine events with two outdoor arenas, offers stalls and RV spaces, and runs a horse sale.
Knob Hill Ranch is a horse ranch in California's high desert near Joshua Tree. It offers horseback rides through Joshua Tree National Park and overnight stays at the ranch.
The Ranch at Lake Sonoma near Healdsburg in Sonoma wine country offers guided horseback trail rides open to the public. It also runs a bar with craft beer and local wine, camping and glamping sites, a barn event space and weddings.
Running I Ranch at Dunnigan in California's North Central Valley hosts horse events in its arenas. These include Region 3 gymkhana shows, trail trial events, clinics and mounted shooting demonstrations, and the site lists an event calendar, facilities and entry flyers.
Top Hand Ranch Carriage Company has offered horse-drawn carriage and wagon rides in Old Sacramento since the early 1970s. It provides carriages for weddings, hay rides and special events, with trained drivers who groom and care for the horses.
Palouse Horses at Mombasiglio in Piedmont is an Appaloosa breeding farm. Its site has stallion, broodmare and foal pages with foals for sale, and it offers trail rides, summer camps, birthday parties, horse livery and a horse approach programme.
Ferme le Creux at Saint-Brais in the Swiss Jura offers guided trail rides, led walks with horses for children and families, and overnight accommodation. Rides cost 30 CHF per hour and horse, and the farm also keeps goats.
Élevage du Peupé at Le Peu-Péquignot in Switzerland is a family farm that has bred Franches-Montagnes horses for more than 30 years on 35 hectares with about fifty horses. The site covers stallions, broodmares, foals and horses for sale, and the family runs riding tourism and driving activities.
Elevage de la Randonnée at Muriaux in the Swiss Jura is a family farm breeding Franches-Montagnes horses. The site has pages for horses and foals for sale, with trained adult horses priced from 10,800 to 18,500 CHF, and offers riding leisure activities for visitors.
Haras de Castellane at Pertuis in the Luberon is a high-end stable with livery and box hire, competition and horse development, and a breeding section. It also hosts corporate and private events and offers stays on site.
Haras du Chenois at Faulx-les-Tombes in Belgium is a small stable that takes up to eight horses in livery, with night stays for riders and competitors. It also runs trekking and leisure activities and rents out its facilities, and was a breeding yard in the past.
Haras de Bornival at Bornival in Belgium is a sport horse stable offering daily care, tailored training and coaching for horses and riders. It also hosts activities and events, which are listed on its site.
Centre Haras ValPierre at Thieu in Belgium is a riding centre run by instructor Didier Gregoire on a farm that previously bred Welsh ponies. It offers group lessons, courses and activities, and saddle fitting.
Haras de Cîteaux at Saint-Nicolas-lès-Cîteaux in Côte-d'Or is an equestrian centre run as EARL Haras de Cîteaux, with a riding school, enrolment for the 2026 season, birthday parties, a shop and boarders' section. It also trades as Écurie du Petit Bonheur.
Haras du Soleil at Semblançay, ten minutes from Tours, is an equestrian centre with a pony club for children from three years old and an owners' stable. It offers boarding from 155 euros, showjumping competition outings, backing and development of young horses by instructors Jessica Berger and Sébastien Fayolle.
Attelage et élevage Ar Maner at Arzano in Finistère breeds Breton draft horses and teaches carriage driving, with FFE driving courses and discovery days. It offers carriage rides, animal-traction training, a pony club and horses for sale, and moved from the Haras national d'Hennebont to Arzano.
Les Poneys du Val d'Emeraude is an educational equestrian farm near Lasalle in the Gard, on the edge of the Cevennes National Park, hosting children on holiday since 1973. It offers pony rides and treks, riding courses, vaulting and a farm cottage, and all its ponies are born on the farm.
Haras du Cottard at Rogny-les-Sept-Écluses in the Yonne is a riding centre, pony club and owners' stable on more than 16 hectares, run since 2005 by Carole, Frédéric and Nora. It organises competitions and offers recent facilities for horses and ponies.
