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Battlefield Park Polo Club and Equestrian Center Horseback riding in Gainesville, VA
Battlefield Park Polo Club and Equestrian Center is a horseback riding stable at 5704 Pageland Ln, Gainesville, VA. It has a 4.3-star rating from 17 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers lessons, beginners and summer camps.
What it's known for
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“My son has been going to summer camps at Battlefield Park for years as well as lessons off and on.”
Google review · Mentioned 9 times in reviews
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Beginners welcome
More stables that welcome beginners →“it was my first time riding I learned a lot and I even start to learn to play polo not just how to ride a horse!”
Google review · Mentioned once in reviews
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Summer camps
More stables with horse camps →Mentioned 5 times in reviews
Also mentioned
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Good for kids
Mentioned 3 times in reviews
From Google reviews
Love this place so much! Been at this barn for almost 7 years and it’s my second home. I learned so much from this place about horses and polo. I’ve met my best friends here and they are like my sisters, this place is a great place to find new friends and learn a lot about horses.
I love this place Petra is learning so much! My only compliant is that they often mix rider`s that are different skill level! Petra,Sammi and Bella love this place! Dori and Eva are the best instructors there are for learning how to horseback riding
My (now) teenage daughter has been taking riding lessons at Battlefield Park for over 6 years. The cost of the lessons is very reasonable. She has competed and placed in equestrian events and has been playing competitive polo for the last 2 years. She has learned the value of hard work by doing barn chores.
I’ve been riding here for almost 9 years and it’s a truly amazing experience!! Everyone is very friendly and hardworking. The summer camp allows kids to make connections with horses and learn how to take care of them at a very affordable rate.
