Best Horseback Riding Lessons in Salem, OR

“Before giving horrible reviews consider that some of the issues have been decades in the making and NOT the result of anyone actually a member or staff currently.”

“Pam, all her wonderful staff, and animals are all pleasing to be around, and at son rise ranch you not only learn riding, but horsemanship and sportsmanship too!”

“Also, they have one of the nicest dogs I have ever met,& she does a Wonderful job of entertaining my other children (& myself) while my daughter has her lessons.”

“Clean everything - arenas, audience areas, grounds, rest rooms, stalls.”

“One time and their experience has become the adventure of all adventures when they come to visit.”

“Her teaching style is open and adaptable to each horse/rider combination and she stresses the training scale to ensure the brought up correctly without any shortcuts in training.”

“I help install the new fencing along 219 and turnouts for the horses”

“My 3 year old felt confident and comfortable with the guidance of miss Susie!”

“Located on 36 acres in Beaverton, Trinity Horse Farm is a unique horse community.Trinity offers a full day turnout for the horses on exceptionally large pastures, a 100′ by 200′ indoor arena, large paddocks, and a great staff.The focus is equine care...”

“I have door dashed here and met Meg, very nice person and if she operates her business like she treat people I am sure she will be well worth the money and time.”

“Always the best experience!”

“The instructors are very willing to teach and explain and have a supportive environment where I felt I could mess up without it being a big deal greatly improved my confidence and lowered the amount of frustration I'd been having with myself & my hor...”

“Such a great facility, horses, and trainers.”

“Helping people build a better a relationship with their horse through Natural Horsemanship. Get more Connection, Relaxation, Responsiveness and Confidence handling and riding your horse.”

“Tip # 2--Put money on their account for the camp store, you can limit them to a certain dollar amount each day (and even say no pop or whatever if you don't want them to have certain things).”