Ride High Equestrian Centre is set in 37 acres of countryside in Loughton, in the heart of Milton Keynes. In this beautiful oasis of green space, we have over 25 horses and ponies that can’t wait to meet you!

Our Equestrian Centre is child-focused and we offer:
Riding Lessons
School Holiday Activities
Learning Programmes

Riding Lessons

Our riding lessons are taught in small groups and we work with children who’ve never ridden before, nervous riders who’d like to build confidence, returning riders who want to refresh their skills and those who’ve ridden a lot. Whatever your previous experience our aim is to give you an enjoyable and rewarding time with our beautiful horses. New riders will need to book an assessment lesson before joining a lesson group.

School Holiday Activities

Our school holiday activities are open to all (with age ranges for activities provided). New riders do not require an assessment before joining our holiday activities. We provide a fun, safe environment for children to try horse riding or build on what they have already learned as well as introducing pony-care and improving confidence and knowledge around our beautiful equines. if you’ve never even met a pony before that doesn’t matter. We’ll make you feel welcome, safe and relaxed and one thing we can guarantee is that we’ll make being with horses fun.

Learning & Engagement Programmes

The Ride High Equestrian Centre is part of the Ride High charity which has a strong track record in using horses to create positive outcomes with a wide range of children. We work with schools and support agencies and our specialist programmes can be ridden or non-ridden.

To find out more about what we offer and how to book, please visit our website:
www.ridehighequestriancentre.co.uk
or contact Reception: [email protected] / 01908 666434.

All profits from the Ride High Equestrian Centre go towards supporting the charitable works of Ride High, a charity transforming the lives of Milton Keynes’ most disadvantaged children. You can find out more about their work at www.ridehigh.org