Pokagon State Park Horseback Riding

pokagon state park horseback riding

Enjoy guided trail rides, pony rides and hayrides at Pokagon State Park

SADDLE BARN - RIDES

Visitors to Pokagon State Park can enjoy a guided horseback ride on a 2-mile bridle trail (sorry, you can’t bring your own horse). Short guide-led pony rides are available for younger children. Hayrides run most Saturday nights, as long as there is enough interest (20 riders). Inquire at the Saddle Barn.

There are no dress requirements, but you will be most comfortable in long pants and closed toe shoes. Carry your phone, camera, etc. at your own risk. If dropped, many horse hooves will pass over it before it can be retrieved. The guide will not stop for these items, and you will have to walk back to get them.

HOURS OF OPERATION

April 1 – Memorial Day:

Weekends only, 9 am – 5 pm
(First trail ride at 10 am, last one at 4 pm)

Memorial Day – Labor Day:

Open daily, 9 am – 6 pm
(First trail ride at 10 am, last one at 5 pm)

Labor Day – October 29:

Weekends only, 9 am – 5 pm
(First trail ride at 10 am, last one at 4 pm)

RESERVATIONS

Reservations are taken for the same day only. It is best to go to the barn to reserve. If you call in you must go to the barn to pay no later than 1 hour prior to your ride; reservations unpaid after that time may be cancelled.

Rides leave on the hour. You should be at the barn at least 20 minutes before the ride time.

Walk-ins accepted but please arrive 20 minutes early. If a trail ride is already filled you may have to wait until the next one.

Cash and all major credit cards accepted. No checks.

Children MUST be at least 8 years old AND 52” tall to ride the trails. Pony rides are available for younger children.

Weight limit is 250 lbs

Barn may close due to rain or very high or low temps. Please call first if these conditions are present.

There are no dress requirements, however, you will be most comfortable in long pants and closed toe shoes.

Have Fun!

Carry your phone, camera, ipad, etc. at your own risk. If it is dropped, many horses may pass over it before it is retrieved. The guide will not stop for these items, you will have to walk back to the spot to get them.

For further inquiries call the Pokagon State Park Saddle Barn