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The Little Red Barn Horseback riding in Jamesport, NY
The Little Red Barn is an equestrian business at 353 Manor Ln, Jamesport, NY. It has a 4.9-star rating from 75 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers lessons, pony rides, summer camps, English lessons and Western lessons.
What it's known for
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Per the stable's website
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Pony rides
More stables with pony rides →“My daughter is obsessed with animals and she had a blast holding baby bunnies, petting the goats and pig, and the pony rides!”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Summer camps
More stables with horse camps →“They also offer camp for kids, which I will definitely be signing up for next spring.”
Google review · Mentioned once in reviews · Per the stable's website
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English riding
More stables with English riding lessons →Per the stable's website
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Western riding
More stables with Western riding lessons →Per the stable's website
Also mentioned
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Good for kids
“The kids had a blast holding bunnies, chicks, petting goats, pigs and horses.”
Google review · Mentioned 4 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
From Google reviews
We had the most wonderful experience ✨️ at the little red barn! Such a great place to have fun and relax with your family. Beautiful location and super friendly staff! The litter red barn is a must for all animal lovers!!!
The Little Red Barn was so much fun! Jonathan showed us around and was so kind to our grandson. The grounds were beautiful and the animals were happy and clean. We will be back, for sure!
My 3 year old son, Jack, had the most incredible experience at the Little Red Barn last weekend. It was also super fun for the adults and is one of the best memories that we’ve made as a family to date. The farm is absolutely stunning - one of the most beautiful places I’ve visited.
The Little Red Barn is a hidden gem. Absolutely recommended for any family with young children. Our kids (aged 3 and 7) shared an amazing day with Ms.Kate today and I’m sure they will remember this day forever. The interactions we shared with the animals cannot be duplicated in a big “touristy” farm.
