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Horseback riding in Kansas

We list 137 stables in Kansas, in 73 cities. Per their reviews or their own websites, 19 offer guided trail rides, 89 give riding lessons and 67 board horses.

137Stables
73Cities
19Trail rides
89Lessons
67Boarding

Featured stables in Kansas

Picked by Google rating times review count, with stables Google lists as riding schools or riding services first. Every city is listed below.

Diamond Springs Ranch

1734 SE 96th St

Trail ridesLessonsBeginners
5Rating
198Reviews
6Services

S & S Stables, LLC

25081 Orleans Rd

Trail ridesLessonsBoarding
4.9Rating
162Reviews
5Services

Wichita Riding Academy

10727 E 39th St S

LessonsBoardingBeginners
4.8Rating
68Reviews
5Services

Lazy Bucks Ranch

7000 W 79th St S

LessonsBeginners
4.6Rating
47Reviews
2Services

Allegro equestrian

7620 S Grove St

Trail ridesLessonsBoarding
4.2Rating
43Reviews
8Services

Spirit Riding

10010 E 47th St S

Trail ridesLessonsBoarding
4.7Rating
28Reviews
9Services

73 Kansas cities with riding stables

The number is how many stables we list in each city.

What stables here offer

A stable counts only when its Google reviews or its own website mention the service; the proof is on each stable's page. Links go to the Kansas list when at least 3 stables here qualify, otherwise to the list for the whole country.

A barn aisle lined with wooden stall doors

Horse boarding in Kansas

67 stables in Kansas board horses, per their reviews or their own websites, including C-Arrow Stables (Maize), S & S Stables, LLC (Paola), Watkins “C” Ranch (Leavenworth) and 64 more. Board types (full, partial, pasture or self-care) and rates differ from barn to barn, so visit and ask.

Horse boarding in Kansas

Top-rated in Kansas

Up to 10 Kansas stables ranked by Google rating times review count. A stable needs 10 or more Google reviews to make the list; 77 here do.

Top-rated stables in Kansas

Kansas horseback riding FAQ

How many horseback riding stables are in Kansas?
We list 137 stables in Kansas, in 73 cities. A stable is listed only when its Google listing, its reviews or its own website show it offers riding or boarding to the public.
Which city in Kansas has the most riding stables?
Olathe, Topeka and Wichita tie with 8 each.
Where can I go on a guided trail ride in Kansas?
19 of the 137 stables we list mention guided trail rides in their reviews or on their own websites, including Diamond Springs Ranch (Sedgwick), C-Arrow Stables (Maize), S & S Stables, LLC (Paola) and 16 more. 3 mention sunset rides. Ride lengths and rider rules vary, so ask the stable. Trail rides in Kansas.
Where can I take horseback riding lessons in Kansas?
89 of the 137 stables we list mention riding lessons in their reviews or on their own websites, including Diamond Springs Ranch (Sedgwick), C-Arrow Stables (Maize), S & S Stables, LLC (Paola) and 86 more. 32 mention English riding and 23 mention Western riding. 38 say beginners are welcome. Riding lessons in Kansas.
Where can I board a horse in Kansas?
67 of the 137 stables we list board horses, per their reviews or their own websites, including C-Arrow Stables (Maize), S & S Stables, LLC (Paola), Watkins “C” Ranch (Leavenworth) and 64 more. Ask each barn which board types it offers and whether it has openings. Horse boarding in Kansas.
Are there pony rides, horse camps or therapeutic riding programs in Kansas?
2 stables mention pony rides, 24 mention summer camps and 15 mention therapeutic riding, per their reviews or their own websites. Pony rides across the US. Horse camps in Kansas. Therapeutic riding in Kansas.
Which Kansas stable ranks first on Google numbers?
Ranked by Google rating times review count, Diamond Springs Ranch in Sedgwick comes first, with 5★ from 198 reviews. The top-rated list for Kansas ranks up to 10 stables with 10 or more reviews.
How much does horseback riding cost in Kansas?
We don't list prices. Rates for rides, lessons and board are set by each stable and change, so ask the stable when you book.
Do Kansas stables have age or weight limits for riders?
Each stable sets its own rider rules, and we don't list them. Call the stable and ask before you book, especially for young kids. Stable pages show Google hours where Google has them; call before you go.