A first class livery yard run by Helen and Trevor, a more caring and knowledgeable pair you could…read morenot find. The horses are extremely well looked after and each one is treated as though it were owned by the staff. There is room for about 15 horses, each in their own roomy stable, and plenty of fields surrounding the yard, which ensures that the horses have lots of room to exercise when outside. Everyone who works there is very friendly and takes real pride in ensuring that the horses are well cared for. The dressage area is maintained extremely carefully for teaching and riding and the general ambience of the yard is one of tranquillity.

Please be aware that this riding school is now under new management as from 1st August 2014. It is…read morenow called LGB Equestrian. A lot has changed so please give them a try.We love it there :)

i feel that it wa doing so well when billz used to run it but now it as in such a state it is un…read morebelievable it used to be such a happy place now matt and jerry have ran it in to the ground i went to there last show with my appaloosa mare the saddles don't fit them they are all skin and bone they are bitten by other ponies and there were 2 small shetlands there who were in the supposedly out door arena up to there knees in mud the poor little things!!

We decided to take advantage of the sweet disposition of a sunny day, and take a quick trip 30+…read moremiles south of London, to go horseback riding- and what a pleasant trip it turned out to be! Firstly, Haywards Heath is such a quaint, classic, and unique country town. Quite removed from the tangible hustle and bustle of central London, it is such a nice escape. After a bus ride from the train station, and a nice walk up the road, we reached East View, where we met the lovely Mrs. Edna, who has been riding horses for 45 years. Though we hadn't booked in advance, she was quick to accommodate us for a late afternoon ride. We are novices, so we elected to take on the private woodland farm ride (£25 per person, for 1 hour). We saddled up, strapped on helmets (loaned to us by East View), and strode along just a portion of the wide expanse of land owned by Mrs. Edna. Our guide, Kathy (horse ranger for East View for 35 years), led us just a tad down the road, across a beautiful bit of green pasture, through beautiful flowers in bloom, and through a bit of woodland with varying terrain (much more exciting than an even terrain ride)-- and she taught us how to trot along the way (my very first time trotting!!)! Not to mention, Kathy was very patient and attentive during the tour of the farm, making sure not to lead to fast, making sure we held proper hold of the reins... The horses themselves were simply marvelous-- very well-mannered animals. You can tell they are healthy, happy animals-- of course this speaks to the kindness, passion, and dedication of East View's staff. I cannot wait to return!

Owning and keeping a pony or a horse is an extremely time consuming and expensive business. Even if…read moreyou have enough land, vet bills and food costs can be sky-high. This riding centre is situated in the beautiful surroundings of Ashdown Forrest where there is miles and miles of bridal paths and open countryside to take one of their nice natured horses for a trot. All rides are accompanied by a friendly and experienced rider who will be happy to tell you how to sit in the saddle the correct way. For as little as £10 for a 30 minute ride, this has to be a fantastic alternative to living the equestrian dream.

The horses were terrific! The young ladies who rode with us were wonderful. Owner is terrific. Very…read moresafe very well run barn' Highly recommend.

SO MUCH FUN! I'm an…read moreintermediate rider, comfortable at the walk, trot and canter. I booked a private hack in hopes that I'd be able to canter through Hyde Park and, wow, I was not disappointed! The Stables cater to all levels. Never ridden a horse before? You can try it in Hyde Park. Your kid wants a pony ride? They do that too. Want to canter for miles and put a big grin on your face? That was me! I arrived a bit later than expected because the alleyway to the stables was hard to find. Ross Nye and Hyde Stables are next door to each other so be sure to check you're at the right place too. When I arrived, all the horses were tacked up and ready to go. And, for us travelers, they have plenty of helmets and boots (in fair shape) to borrow. No need to use up that precious luggage space. I hopped on and we were immediately off to the Park! I'm really glad I booked a private hack and would recommend you do too. While I have a few years experience riding, another rider had none at all. My "guide," Annie was lovely! She was very knowledgeable about the Park, pointing out sites and fountains and had tidbits of information about everything (even the French from which "Rotten Row" was translated). And, once she knew I could keep up, we cantered all over the Park! I was thrilled. She was also very conscientious of safety, flagging down traffic so we could cross busy London streets and to stopping our canter set when an oblivious little girl wandered across our path. My horse, Clifton, was fantastic! He had an unexpectedly lofty, bouncy gait and was unphased by anything around us. I wish I could have brought him home. Most importantly, the horses were well cared for. I was told they had 16 horses at the London stables. And, when the horses show signs of being overwhelmed with city life, they are given time off in pastures in Chilworth. In fact, the barn shuts down at certain times of the year to rest all of the horses so inquire about your travel dates when you book. I can't recommend this place enough! No matter your riding experience, you'll have a fantastic time.

This is a must see when in Windsor. You have to navigate down past the castle along a bit of a…read morewinding road, but you come out on an expansive park that perfectly fits the name of the long walk. Looking out there's a few miles stretch of straight path that has the perfect view of Windsor Castle. We were a bit short on time so of course we couldn't go quite down as far as we would've liked to get those picture-perfect shots, however, it was still worth the visit and the unique view of the castle through the gates.

The Long Walk is a 2.5 miles long, 5 miles round trip from Windsor Castle to high point of Deer…read morePark...its lovely, green, and scenic. I only walked about 1/25th of this "long walk", but on clear day you can easily see how far it goes...gorgeous!

This farm is located on Beehive lane, it has a livery where you can keep your own horses and a…read moreriding school for learner riders. They are separated from each other and have separate arena's to ride in. You can also take your horse around the fields where they have ditch's, mounds and jumps set up. I took riding lessons here when i was younger and loved riding here and helping out with the care of the horses. The lessons are an hour long and are held in the inside arena when cold and wet and the outside ithe summer time.

I currently ride here and I must say, it is the best riding school I have ever been to. I have been…read moreriding for 9 year's and have been to several riding schools before, but this one is definatly the best. The instructor's are friendly and helpful and the lessons are great, letting you expieriance riding in indoor and outdoor school's aswell as in a showjumping field and cross country. The horse's are amazing and range from the simplest horse to the cheekiest little pony, there are quick and steady ones, big and small, they are all fantastic and cover a wide range of abilities! If you want to go to a friendly, helpful riding school here is definatly the place. I love it!