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Horse Riding in Denham Court

Trail Rides for Groups and Celebrations

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Compare Denham Court Horse Riding

Choosing a Trail Ride

On Campbelltown Road at Denham Court, Sydney Horse Riding runs its trail rides, lessons and pony parties across a 500-acre property of farm and bush. Trails wind through it at an easy pace, and the same paddocks host everything from a first-timer's walk to a canter for confident riders.

Ways to ride at 205 Campbelltown Road:

  • An hour-long trail ride kept strictly to a walk, open to beginners aged 10 and over
  • An hour and a half for experienced riders, with chances to trot and canter after a short assessment
  • Pony parties of about two and a half hours, built around lead rides in a grass arena
  • Group lessons, lead rides for young children and photo sessions with the horses
  • Prices from $105 per person

Bookings are handled personally rather than online, because staff match each rider to a suitable horse by height, weight and experience – worth allowing for when you're gathering a group's details.

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How a pony party unfolds

  • Every child is fitted with a helmet before the ponies come out
  • Kids take turns on lead rides in the grass arena, with staff lifting them on and off
  • The party moves to a shaded picnic area or the indoor party house, which adds tables, tableware, tea and coffee for adults and juice for the children
  • Pony grooming and horseshoe painting can be added, and kids aged 10 and up can have a trail ride party instead

What riders need to know

  • Every rider signs a waiver and approved helmets are provided
  • The maximum rider weight is 95 kilograms
  • Long pants and enclosed shoes are required
  • Phones and cameras stay off the horse, though staff are happy to take photos

Common Questions About Group Trail Rides

Can people who have never ridden a horse join a trail ride?

Yes. The hour-long beginner ride stays at a walk the whole way and is open to anyone aged 10 and over, with each rider matched to a horse that suits them.

At what age can children go out on the trails?

Trail rides start at age 10. Younger children can have lead rides, either on their own or as part of a pony party in the grass arena.

Why can't we book Sydney Horse Riding online?

Each rider is paired with a horse based on height, weight and experience, so bookings are taken personally to get those details first.

Can a larger group ride together?

Larger groups and private rides can be organised in advance, so get in touch early with the number of riders and their experience.