The directory lists 26 riding stables in Olympia, Washington. Going by customer reviews and the stables' own websites, one offers guided trail rides, 17 offer riding lessons, 12 offer horse boarding and three run horse camps. Going by the same sources, seven welcome beginners and two run therapeutic riding programs. Ranked by rating × review count, Flying M Stables leads the list, with 4.6★ from 70 Google reviews.
26Stables
1Trail rides
17Lessons
12Boarding
3Camps
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.
“Charlie and Josh are amazing instructors; their teaching style ensures that each student knows how to do the necessary groundwork alongside the actual riding lesson.”
“Most boarders are adults, most seem to ride Western performance or pleasure, although there are dressage and hunter riders, and there don't seem to be any gamers.”
“I was very impressed with the pleasant and professional atmosphere and would most definitely recommend Miari Stables to anyone looking for a great place to ride and take lessons.”
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:
Going by customer reviews or the stables' own websites, one stable here offers guided trail rides: Miari Stables. Ride lengths, rider requirements and rates differ from stable to stable, so check with the stable before you book.
Reviews or websites mention English riding at 10 stables and Western riding at 3 stables. Not sure which style to start with? Read English vs Western riding.
Going by customer reviews or the stables' own websites, three stables run horse camps, seven stables welcome beginners and two stables run therapeutic riding programs. 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.