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Three Witches Farm & Stable Horseback riding in Readstown, WI
Three Witches Farm & Stable is a horse stable at S7563 Riley Rd, Readstown, WI. It has a 4.3-star rating from 16 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the stable's own website show it offers trail rides, lessons, boarding, beginners, pony rides, summer camps, English lessons and Western lessons.
What it's known for
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Guided trail rides
More stables with guided trail rides →Per the stable's website
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“I did several camps, group lessons, private lessons, trail rides, clinics, and joined the Pony Club chapter that is run from the barn.”
Google review · Mentioned 33 times in reviews · Per the stable's website
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Boarding
More horse boarding stables →Per the stable's website
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Beginners welcome
More stables that welcome beginners →Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Pony rides
More stables with pony rides →Mentioned once in reviews
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Summer camps
More stables with horse camps →Mentioned 6 times 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
“My daughter loves her lessons.”
Google review · Mentioned 4 times in reviews
From Google reviews
Often tell people how lucky we are to have such an amazing equiestrian facility so close to home. Lori and her daughters are some of the top instructors in our area of the country and my daughter's confidence and abilities have grown immensely in the last few years under their instruction.
I take my Mom here weekly (when I can) for a trail ride lesson. She is nearly 82 and suffers from Dementia. Horseback riding is something that really grounds her. Lori and the team are amazing! I can't say enough good things about Three Witches Farm & Stable and highly recommend them.
My daughter has attended Three Witches Camps for many years and has always had a positive experience. The camp is an all day camp and has never been advertised or claimed to be a "daycare" facility. I do think parents' need to take into consideration the ages of their children and know their children's capabilities.
