The directory lists 25 riding stables in Bend, Oregon. Going by customer reviews and the stables' own websites, four offer guided trail rides, 15 offer riding lessons, 12 offer horse boarding and five run horse camps. Going by the same sources, six welcome beginners and one runs a therapeutic riding program. Ranked by rating × review count, Diane's Riding Place leads the list, with 4.8★ from 149 Google reviews.
25Stables
4Trail rides
15Lessons
12Boarding
5Camps
Updated November 2026 · Ranked by Google rating × review count · Every service below is backed by a review quote or the stable's own website · Hours on listings come from Google and can change, and we don't list prices or rider limits, so call the stable before you go.
At a glance
A blaze means a customer review or the stable's own website shows the service; click it to see the proof. A blank means we haven't seen proof yet, not that the stable doesn't offer it, so ask the stable.
Sorted by Google rating × number of reviews, which favors stables with many good reviews over a handful of perfect ones. The blue rosette marks the top of that list, not an award.
A service shows up here only when a customer review or the stable's own website mentions it. Quotes are verbatim sentences from 4 and 5 star Google reviews. Ride lengths, rider requirements and rates vary, so check those with the stable.
“We really appreciate that because some barns in the past tend to yell during the lessons and that started to cause some anxiety plus my daughter would shut down and stop listening.”
“They take the time to know the horses and notice the little changes in mood or temperament, which is incredibly valuable to have when you’re boarding and not always around.”
“We couldn’t be happier with the experience and highly recommend TK Barrel Racing for anyone looking to learn horseback riding in a supportive and knowledgeable environment!”
Good for kids
“My daughter is absolutely thrilled and walks out of the lessons confident and eager for more.”
“I can't say enough good things about the Wallaces, Dominique, the caring staff and the boarders that make coming out to see my horse and ride a pleasure.”
“Pony Pros not only offers traditional hunter/jumper and dressage, but also vaulting and liberty, which gave me such a well-rounded equestrian education.”
Six more stables don't have trail rides, lessons, boarding or other services mentioned in their reviews or on their websites yet. Their listings have photos, hours and reviews:
Reviews or websites mention English riding at 7 stables and Western riding at 6 stables. Not sure which style to start with? Read English vs Western riding.
Going by customer reviews or the stables' own websites, five stables run horse camps, six stables welcome beginners and one stable runs a therapeutic riding program. The table above shows which ones. Every stable sets its own rider requirements, including age, so ask before you plan around a ride, a lesson or a camp week.