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Oglebay Stables Horseback riding in Wheeling, WV
Oglebay Stables is a horse stable at RR 88, Wheeling, WV. It has a 4.6-star rating from 93 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers trail rides, lessons, beginners, pony rides, summer camps and therapeutic riding.
What it's known for
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Guided trail rides
More stables with guided trail rides →Mentioned once in reviews · Per the stable's website
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“The facility, lessons, trail rides, and camps are such a great opportunity for horse lovers.”
Google review · Mentioned 6 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Beginners welcome
More stables that welcome beginners →“I have never rode a horse before but their instruction prior to getting on one was very simple to understand and follow.”
Google review · Mentioned 2 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Pony rides
More stables with pony rides →“The girl that took my daughter on her pony ride was very nice and patient with her.”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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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
Also mentioned
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Good for kids
Per the stable's website
From Google reviews
Kenna has been nothing short of amazing! She’s friendly, knowledgeable and encouraging. As an adult taking lessons I couldn’t ask for a better instructor! She went outta her way to help my disable son ride a horse for the first time too! Love coming here and would recommend Kenna for lessons for sure!
Just went to see the horses since I had owned horses 20 years ago. Very clean well-kept barn with nice horses. Safety helmets provided and required for riders. Managed by Bethany College Equestrian team. Large indoor arena for year round riding.
Clean, beautiful stables. Many options for trail rides. Most importantly to me all the staff are friendly and accommodating to my grandson whom is autistic. The stable hands spoke kindly and gently to my grandson as we went to each horse to interact with guiding him how to safely share the apple slices for treats.
