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Horseback riding for beginners in Rhode Island
20 stables in Rhode Island welcome beginners, out of 52 stables we list in the state. Each one is here because a customer review or its own website mentions beginners, and the proof is under each stable.
Top 12 by rating and reviews
Ranked by Google rating × number of reviews (10 reviews or more). The other 8 stables are listed by city below.
Our trail guide was very friendly and helpful to us beginners, and it was a beautiful ride through the park and woods.
If you’re in Newport and looking for something unique and unforgettable to do, I highly recommend Newport Equestrian Academy—especially if you’re a beginner like me.
The stable's website says so too.
Taking off one star for the reason that during the ride, as a beginner you won't really have a lesson.
Whether you are a beginner, experienced, or a former rider getting back in the saddle, I would strongly recommend her.
The stable's website says so too.
Everyone at the farm were so patient and encouraging for young riders and even first time riders.
The horses are well cared for and I was taken care of every step of the way as a beginner.
More stables that welcome beginners in Rhode Island, by city
Adamsville
- Beginners: per the stable's website
Ashaway
- Beginners: per the stable's website
Barrington
We came here for a lesson for my daughter, her first time riding again since falling off and I can't say enough good things about Tammy and Tiffany.
Chepachet
If you are looking for a barn that is family friendly, and available for beginner to advance riders this is a great location!
Foster
I’ve been here for over a year now - started as an adult beginner who knew nothing much about horses or riding at all lol.
Johnston
- Beginners: per the stable's website
Portsmouth
- Beginners: per the stable's website
Richmond
The confidence I saw in not only in my daughters riding but the others kids as well (some who had never rode a horse before camp) was amazing to see.
Beginner checklist
- Wear long pants and boots with a small heel. Flat sneakers can slip through a stirrup, and shorts let the saddle rub.
- Ask about helmets. Many stables lend riding helmets. Ask whether they have one that fits, or bring your own riding helmet.
- Tell them you are new. It gets you the right horse and the right pace.
Beginners in Rhode Island, by city
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