Come ride with us, no experience necessary!
With over 40 years experience and passion for our horses, we provide scenic guided trail rides to the public. We have many different options to choose from to make your experience with us great.
Come meet our happy horses and enjoy a relaxing ride in one of the best parks in Michigan!
Come meet our happy horses and enjoy a relaxing ride in one of the best parks in Michigan!
MAY-AUGUST HOURS
Walk-UpsMonday: Closed Tuesday-Sunday: 12:00pm-2:30pm |
ReservationsMonday: Closed Tuesday-Sunday: By Appointment |
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Share a Unique Experience with your Friends and FamilyWalk-in Group Rides:
This is a beautiful guided trail ride through Maybury State park. Come relax and enjoy a ride on your favorite horse. Everyone must be at least 8 years old to go on the trails and everyone must weigh under 220 lbs to ride our horses. Beginner? that's okay!! All are welcome, our horses and staff will take great care of you on your ride. This is an all walk ride & a perfect way to relax and unwind while enjoying the beautiful Maybury State Park. This group ride is first come, first serve and approximately 45 - 50 minutes in length. We usually get riders out within 30 minutes of signing in. No Reservations Required. If you would like a reservation time please check out our Private rides. |
Now Enrolling for our Summer Horse Camp!If you are a horse lover or have one in your family, our camp has been designed for you!
Spend a week outdoors, and get a break from technology while learning all of the basics of riding, grooming, and caring for horses. Each camper gets their own dedicated horse for the week. Each day has special activities planned to have as much fun with our furry friends as possible! Weekly spots are limited and fill up quickly. Reserve a spot today to ensure you get the weeks and horses you prefer. |
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Come Visit Us
We are located inside Maybury State Park and a Recreation Passport is required for entry to park. This pass entitles you to use all Michigan State Parks until your license plate expires. For more information please call the park or go to: State Recreation Passport.
