The Philadelphia Saddle Club is a membership organization founded in 1987 that lets equestrians ride horses without owning one. The club's horses are kept at Monastery Stables, a historic boarding facility on Kitchens Lane in West Mount Airy, Philadelphia. Members mostly ride along the trails of the Wissahickon Valley, and some also enjoy dressage, driving and ring riding.
Ballinode Run Stables is a horse riding school offering lessons for beginners and experienced riders. Instruction focuses on safety, technique, and building rider confidence. The program welcomes riders from age 4 and up, from beginner through competitive show riders. The stable also offers boarding alongside its lesson program.
Bucks County Horse Park is a nonprofit, community-run equestrian facility in Revere, Pennsylvania, set on 145 acres of preserved countryside. It offers schooling and training with multiple rings and a cross-country course. Competitions include dressage, hunter/jumper, cross country, and driving. The park also has trails, clinics, educational programs, and facility rentals for events and schooling days.
Buxmont Riding Club is a volunteer-run club founded in 1944 by a group of horsemen. It organizes horse shows and special events throughout the year. Its show program includes English, Western, gymkhana, driving and mini horse classes. The club holds its meetings once a month.
Manito Equestrian Center is a 60-acre horse farm in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It offers riding lessons from beginner to advanced levels, leasing programs, and full boarding with 27 stalls. The farm has an indoor arena, a large outdoor arena, and acres of trails. A tack shop sells riding gear, grooming supplies, and supplements. The affiliated Manito Life Center offers therapeutic riding and equine-assisted learning for people.
Blue Moon Equestrian is a horse farm in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania. It offers riding lessons in several disciplines for students aged 3 and up, in individual and group formats. The farm also offers horse leasing and boarding, currently for its own students. Lessons cover disciplines such as hunters, dressage, western dressage and western pleasure.
The Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association (CATRA) is based in Grantville, Pennsylvania, and was founded by Ben and Shirley Nolt, who began offering therapeutic riding in 1985. Its therapeutic riding program serves riders from infants to senior citizens and runs on a trimester basis. The association also offers equine-assisted learning with its miniature horses for children and adults, and programs for seniors with miniature horses and donkeys. Additional offerings include camps, miniature horse lessons, and a reading program that involves its horses and other farm animals.
Horses & Horizons offers therapeutic horseback riding for children and adults with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities. Lessons are held weekly, in group sessions of one hour or private sessions of half an hour, in an indoor riding arena. The program is run by the farm's owners, who teach the lessons and care for the horses. Occupational and physical therapists volunteer to help with the riders' needs. The center is located at Helping Horse Farm in eastern Pennsylvania.
Shady Hollow Assisted Riding offers group and private riding lessons for beginning and intermediate riders, taught by experienced instructors. English instruction is given in an indoor/outdoor lighted arena, and a 3-mile trail system is available. The center also runs assisted riding programs for people of all ages and abilities. The site additionally lists field trips, workshops and event rentals.
Equi-librium is a nonprofit equine-assisted services center on an 18-acre farm in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. It serves individuals of all ages with physical, developmental, and behavioral challenges, as well as people who have experienced trauma. Programs include adaptive riding and horsemanship, therapeutic carriage driving, equine-assisted learning, and hippotherapy. The center uses a team of therapy horses and PATH certified therapeutic riding instructors.
Radnor Hunt Pony Club is a club in Malvern, Pennsylvania, part of the United States Pony Clubs. Founded in 1954, it focuses on education in horse care and riding activities. The club uses its 17 acres for arenas, cross-country and trailer parking. It also hosts events such as the Spooktacular jumper show and the Paper Chase trail ride.
GMD Training provides saddle fitting for horses and riders, including standing and riding saddle assessments, shim adjustments, flocking and tree adjustments. It sells saddles on consignment and carries several saddle brands, and a saddle purchase is not required to book a fitting. The business also offers riding lessons and clinics, including Yoga for Every Equestrian sessions. Fittings are offered in person and virtually in several US states.
Lone Oak is a nonprofit animal-assisted therapeutic and educational service. It pairs clients with rescued horses that have experienced trauma, so that clients and horses can heal together. Services include equine-assisted therapy for individuals, groups and families, with a focus on children and veterans. The Lone Oak Learning Center also runs school programs for K-12 students that combine therapeutic services with horsemanship.
Foxtale Farm is an 80 acre hunter/jumper training facility in the Oley Valley, Pennsylvania. It offers riding lessons, training and horse shows for riders from young beginners to adult amateurs. The farm also provides full board and training board for horses, including nutritional management, grooming and show preparation. Its focus is on each individual rider and horse, with an emphasis on horsemanship.
Little Springs Farm runs equine assisted learning programs for groups and individuals of any age. The programs are experiential and built around hands-on work with horses. The farm also offers a recreational riding program tailored to family goals. Its staff are trauma-informed practitioners trained in Natural Lifemanship methods. The programs are not psychotherapy and are not facilitated by mental health professionals.
Premier Equine Veterinary Associates is an exclusively equine veterinary practice. It provides lameness and sports medicine services, including lameness evaluation, digital imaging, regenerative therapies and pre-purchase examinations. The practice offers ambulatory services and also runs a seven-stall barn with indoor and outdoor arenas, providing medical and short-term boarding. Its veterinarians work only with horses.
Eastern Lancaster County Veterinary Clinic is a farm-animal veterinary practice serving most of Lancaster County. It provides veterinary care for horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and camelids. Routine medical care is delivered at the client's location through mobile veterinary units. The clinic's Leola facility is designed for out-patient surgery and diagnostics. Emergency service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Winslow Therapeutic Center is a non-profit organization that uses horses in its programs. It offers riding lessons and clinics, along with hippotherapy and physical therapy. It also provides equine assisted counseling for mental health. The center is a PATH Intl. Premier Accredited Center.
The center rescues horses and gives them a second career working with people. It offers therapeutic riding lessons for people with physical, emotional and cognitive disabilities. It also teaches recreational and classical riding, and runs riding on trails. Lessons are customised to each rider and taught by a PATH certified instructor.
North Ridge Farms is a family-operated horse facility in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. It offers premier boarding, horse sales and horse selection with the rider in mind. Instruction and training are provided for riders of all levels, with a program for Hunters, Equitation and Jumpers. The yard also specializes in bringing along young horses and selecting appropriate mounts for clients and students.
Dapple Hill Farm is a hunter/jumper equestrian facility on 108 acres in Tewksbury, New Jersey. It offers private, semi-private and small-group riding lessons for children and adults. The farm also provides horse training, boarding, and leasing options for students who do not own their own horses. Pony camps introduce young riders to ponies and horses. Horse sales are also offered.
First Light Farm at Tourelay in Colts Neck, New Jersey offers horse boarding with several levels of care, including full board and training-included programs. Lessons are open to everyone, not just boarders, on the farm's own horses or on riders' own mounts. The farm's trainers work in hunter/jumper and related disciplines, and the team also helps clients buy, sell, and lease horses. The facility has indoor and outdoor arenas and about thirty stalls.
7 Springs Farm is a horse facility in Pittstown, New Jersey, offering horsemanship training, clinics and regular lessons. It provides long-term and as-needed boarding for horses. The farm also offers trail rides through the Pittstown Trail and horse rental, and it sells horses. The farm has an indoor arena and an outdoor training area for use in all weather.
Belclare Farm is a family-owned horse facility in Stewartsville, New Jersey, established in 1979. It operates as a self-care training facility where trainers look after their own horses' daily care. The 80-acre property includes indoor and outdoor arenas, an exercise track, a cross country course, trails, paddocks and pastures.
