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Giant City Stables LLc & Giant City Stables Therapeutic Riding Services NFP 501(c)(3) Horseback riding in Makanda, IL
Giant City Stables LLc & Giant City Stables Therapeutic Riding Services NFP 501(c)(3) is a horse stable at 722 Giant City Rd, Makanda, IL. It has a 4.9-star rating from 120 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers trail rides, lessons, beginners, pony rides, summer camps, therapeutic riding and Western lessons.
What it's known for
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Guided trail rides
More stables with guided trail rides →“Our trail guide was very nice and made it a great experience.”
Google review · Mentioned 5 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Mentioned 2 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Beginners welcome
More stables that welcome beginners →“Overall, this place is very good for beginners and anybody who just wants to have a good time with a horse.”
Google review · Mentioned 2 times in reviews
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Pony rides
More stables with pony rides →Mentioned once in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Summer camps
More stables with horse camps →Per the stable's website
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Therapeutic riding
More therapeutic riding programs →Per the stable's website
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Western riding
More stables with Western riding lessons →“They immediately responded to neck-reining and voice commands.”
Google review · Mentioned once in reviews
From Google reviews
Great place for intro trail riding! Staff is professional, courteous and experienced. The horses are great as well! Well mannered. We look forward to coming back.
We had such a great day here. Trail ride is serene. Horses were perfect for beginners. Can't wait to do another trail ride!!
Our instructor has been safe, professional, and fun. My girls have been filled with joy.
One of the nicest stable we've ever visited! And that's saying a lot because we're horse people and we've seen a lot of facilities. The horses were well-fed, strong, and well cared for. They ate grain and hay, saw a Chiropractor, and were shoed for those somewhat rocky trails.
