Horse Riding at Hyde Park

If you have ever longed to for a spot of trotting on Londons famous Rotten Row, then horse riding at Hyde Park is the ideal sport for you. With a variety of equestrian activities, the Hyde Park Stables will cater for all riding abilities and ages from five upwards.

Rotten Row in Londons Hyde Park has been the most famous equestian venue in England for 300 years. Horse riding at Hyde Park offers riding lessons all year round on horses and ponies chosen for their safe temperament. There are five miles of bridleways for riding around the park and beside the Sepentine Lake. Horse riding in London doesn't get better than this beautiful and elegant setting.

The stables for horse riding at Hyde Park has two outdoor riding arenas, for more formal lessons including dressage, and beginners right through to expereinced riders are welcome. The stables offer a high standard of equestrian teaching with friendly, efficient staff and the stables are both Association of British Riding Schools and British Horse Society Approved.

Riding hats and boots are provided free of charge for horse riding in Hyde Park. Casual clothes can be worn, and previous experience is not necessary. The Hyde Park Stables take adults and children in both groups and private rides and riding lessons. All horse riding lessons must be pre-paid.

Hyde Park Stables is located on the North side of Hyde Park.

Group riding lessons
Monday to Friday 7.15am to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm

Group lessons in arena
Tuesday to Friday 1pm to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday 10am to 12pm

Semi private lessons in arena
Monday to Friday 7.15am to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday 9am to 2pm

Private lessons or rides
Monday to Friday 7.15am to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm

Please note you cannot book a group lesson until you have had a group ride to assess your level. The weight limit is 12.7 stones. For more information or to book horse riding at Hyde Park Stables, call 020 7723 2813.

Venue: Hyde Park Stables, 63 Bathurst Mews
Nearest tube: Lancaster Gate

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