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Springhaven Farm

Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV 89101

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Quick Summary: Springhaven Farm is a horseback riding program located in Las Vegas, NV. They accept children ages 8 to 18. Services are offered in the $$ price range. The facility is equipped to accommodate special needs.

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Category

Horseback Riding

City

Las Vegas

Ages

8–18

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Identity Pending

Office hoursBy appointment

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Call (661) 754-6031

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About the Program

Springhaven Farm offers equestrian activities for kids ages 8 through 18 in the Las Vegas area, split into two age brackets, 8 to 12 and 13 to 18. The listing's address field shows Las Vegas with a Henderson-area phone prefix, and no street address or zip code is on file, so families should confirm the exact location directly before planning a visit.

Programs offered include horseback riding lessons, English riding instruction, horsemanship skills, stable management, and summer riding camps, giving a young rider a path from learning to ride into caring for and managing horses on the ground as well. Riding helmets are provided as part of the listed amenities, which removes one piece of gear a family would otherwise need to buy or bring.

Springhaven Farm is also noted as special needs friendly, with adaptive sports and inclusive programs listed among its accommodations, meaning riders with disabilities have programming options built in rather than needing a separate arrangement.

No specific hours are listed in the directory for Springhaven Farm, so lesson times likely vary by rider or camp session and should be confirmed directly. The farm operates year-round rather than on a seasonal schedule, and the directory places it in the second price tier, shown as two dollar signs, though no exact lesson price is on file.

For scheduling, pricing, or questions about the adaptive riding programs, call (661) 754-6031 or visit springhavenfarmlv.com. Given the mix of riding instruction, stable management, summer camps, and inclusive programming for riders with disabilities, Springhaven Farm is worth a direct call for any Las Vegas family with a child age 8 or older interested in horses, particularly families seeking an adaptive or special needs riding option. Because no exact street address or set hours are on file in the directory, calling ahead is the most reliable way to confirm both the farm's location and its current lesson schedule before a first visit.

Programs & Activities

Horseback Riding Lessons
English Riding Instruction
Horsemanship Skills
Stable Management
Summer Riding Camps

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages can ride at Springhaven Farm?
Programs are offered for ages 8 to 18, in brackets of 8 to 12 and 13 to 18.
What riding programs are offered?
Programs include horseback riding lessons, English riding instruction, horsemanship skills, stable management, and summer riding camps.
Is Springhaven Farm accessible for riders with disabilities?
Yes, it is listed as special needs friendly, with adaptive sports and inclusive programs among its accommodations.
Are riding helmets provided?
Yes, riding helmets are listed as an included amenity.
What are the hours and cost?
No specific hours are listed, and the farm is marked in the second price tier, two dollar signs, with no exact lesson price on file, so call ahead to confirm both.
How do I contact Springhaven Farm?
Call (661) 754-6031 or visit springhavenfarmlv.com.

Special Needs Support

How this program accommodates different needs

Adaptive Sports (General)Inclusive Programs

Based on the provider's published information. Confirm the specifics for your child before enrolling.

First Visit Guide

What most riding programs expect. Confirm the details with Springhaven Farm before you go.

What to bring

  • Long pants. Jeans work. No shorts.
  • Closed-toe shoes, with a small heel if you have them. No sandals.
  • Water and a hair tie. Barns provide helmets at nearly every lesson program, but confirm.

Before you go

  • Ask about age and weight minimums.
  • Desert barns move lessons to early morning in summer for the horses' sake as much as the kids'.
  • Plan for a waiver and a short barn orientation on day one.

The first visit

The first lesson is groundwork first: leading, grooming, learning to mount. Less riding than your child expects, and that's how the good barns do it.

For sensory-sensitive kids

Barns are calm places with sudden noises, whinnies and gate clangs. A short visit to meet a horse before lesson one goes a long way.

Gear checklist

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What should my child wear for a first riding lesson?

Long pants and closed-toe shoes. The barn provides the helmet.

Will my child actually ride on day one?

Usually yes, after grooming and leading basics. The ground-first order is on purpose.

Features

Amenities and program details

  • Season

    Year-Round

  • Skill Levels

    Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

  • Languages Spoken

    English

Facility & Amenities

Riding helmets provided

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