Las Vegas Riding Instruction

Las Vegas Riding Instruction teaches horseback riding at 4640 N Tomsik St in Las Vegas, 89129, for kids and teens ages 8 to 18, split into an 8 to 12 group and a 13 to 18 group. Lesson horses are provided, so families do not need to own a horse to start lessons.

The program covers Western riding lessons, English riding lessons, barrel racing lessons, pole bending lessons, reining lessons, trail riding, and horsemanship instruction. Beyond weekly lessons, it also runs a summer horse camp and holiday horse camps, along with both private and group lesson formats, so a family can choose one-on-one instruction or a group setting depending on a rider's comfort level and budget.

Hours run late into the evening most days. Tuesday is 12:00 to 10:00 PM, and Wednesday through Saturday run 3:00 to 10:00 PM. The barn is closed Monday and Sunday. That evening-heavy schedule works well for school-age kids who need lessons after the school day ends. The operation runs year-round, so lessons and camps are not limited to a single season.

For questions about scheduling a lesson, choosing between Western and English disciplines, or enrolling in one of the camps, the listed phone number is (919) 924-6271. More information, including camp dates, is available at lasvegashorses.com. No pricing, scholarship, or special needs accommodation details are included in this listing, so those questions are best directed to the barn directly.

Instruction is conducted in English. For a Las Vegas family with a kid interested in horses who does not already own one, Las Vegas Riding Instruction's mix of lesson horses, multiple riding disciplines, and both private and group formats makes it a fairly comprehensive option to start from scratch.

Because the program covers Western, English, and event-specific disciplines like barrel racing and pole bending under one roof, a rider could realistically start with basic horsemanship instruction and move into a competitive discipline like reining or barrel racing later on without switching to a different barn.