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A number of independent hostels and bunkhouses cater for horse riding holidays.
Situated in rural areas with access to fantastic off road riding and quiet country lanes.
Some have on site equestrian facilities where you can book trekking or riding lessons. Others offer horse B & B for your own horse.
Perfect for horse holidays for groups of friends and families.
Hostels for horse riding holidays
A number of independent hostels are geared up for horse riding holidays. Whether you want to take your own horse on holiday with you (horse B & B) and ride out from the hostel or you want to book onto organised treks or have riding lessons on the centres own horses, one of the hostels above will be able to help.
Take your horse on holiday: Horse B & B
Is the perfect holiday for you one where you take your horse on holiday with you? Where you and your horse travel to a different part of the country to explore the local bridleways, off road tracks, country lanes, open moorland and village pubs? Where you have great value self catering accommodation with horse B & B on site? Perhaps you have a group of horsey friends who would love to join you on your horse riding holiday.
If that’s the case and you fancy going to Wales, take a look at Mid Wales Bunkhouse, Conwy Valley Backpackers Barn, Clyngwyn Bunkhouse (Brecon Beacons) or Springhill Farm Bunkhouse ( north Welsh Borders).
Mid Wales Bunkhouse has grazing and stabling for your horse or pony during your stay in the bunkhouse. The bunkhouse has a self catering kitchen and meals can be provided on request. Explore the wild and dramatic Mid Wales countryside with routes available from the gates, from an hour’s hack to whole day circular picnic rides. Your hosts at Mid Wales Bunkhouse can offer expertise and local knowledge to help plan rides. On request they may also accompany you on their own pure bred fell ponies so that you get to see the very best that the area has to offer. Parking is available for trailers and small horse boxes.
If its Hadrians Wall you would like to explore on your horse then contact Slack House Farm for more details.
A horse holiday without your own horse: Stay at a hostel with its own equestrain centre.
If you want a riding holiday but don’t have your own horse, or don’t want to bring your own horse on holiday but still want to ride, then staying at a hostel on an equestrian centre will be the perfect solution. You can use the equestrian centre’s own horses and book onto their organised activities; trail rides, treks or lessons. The perfect solution for a great horse holiday without your own horse.
Springhill Farm on the north Welsh Borders is a BHS (British Horse Society) approved equestrian centre offering trekking across some of the country’s most fantastic riding areas. Or if you prefer you can have flat or jumping lessons as well as, or instead of the trail rides. Alternatively, on a small hill farm in Brecon Beacons National Park, there is Tregoyd Mountain Riders. Also BHS approved, Tregoyd Mountain Riders offers trekking, trail riding and riding lessons. The on site bunkhouse, Cadarn Bunkhouse, offers great value accommodation for your group of riders.
All the accommodation at these equestrian centres is self catering, offers great value for money, has no minimum length of stay and is great for groups.
Photos taken of horse riding holidays from: Springhill Farm, Mid Wales Bunkhouse