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Highland Hill Trails & Stables Horseback riding in Salisbury, NC
Highland Hill Trails & Stables is a horse stable at 5051 Old Mocksville Rd, Salisbury, NC. It has a 4.8-star rating from 59 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers lessons, summer camps and English lessons.
What it's known for
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“One of my older girls (she is 12) had so much fun that she is asking to go for lessons and the sleepovers too.”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Summer camps
More stables with horse camps →Mentioned once in reviews
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English riding
More stables with English riding lessons →“I learned dressage, and it was more work than enjoyment.”
Google review · Mentioned once in reviews
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Good for kids
“I like the layout of the whole place great place for kids to have fun and explore what it’s like to ride a horse and all the steps to take care of one.”
Google review · Mentioned 6 times in reviews
From Google reviews
My 6yr old daughter Mallorie has been going here for the last month and she just loves this place! They get to ride horses play games and socialize with other kids sometime they have a 24hr spend the night and beach trips its just a wonderful place to bring your children.
We've been coming here since my daughter was about 5. It's been the nicest, least stressful place I've ever been. I've worked with or around horses since I was 12 and I love Highland Hills. Riders are pushed to improve their skills, but safely and not with the severe stress of a competitive arena.
I attended a birthday party for a friend's child and it was a very pleasant experience. Staff was phenomenal and the best part for me is that the establishment is Christian owned. They also have a sleep over package which is great for when mom and dad's need a break. 😀
It was wonderful. My neice had her daughters birthday party here. These kids had a blast. They went in the barn to pet all the animals. Then they each took turns riding a few of them, with a worker holding the rope and standing next to them at all times. I think they got about 3 turns each.
