The Stables Horse Activity Centre

My daughter has been riding here for almost 5 years and has thoroughly enjoyed every lesson. Extremely welcoming atmosphere with the students and horses being loved and taken care of. The team is a bit disorganised and coaches change from time to time, nonetheless, I would highly recommend.

Excellent service and fabulous staff. Can't recommend more. My daughter has been coming here for years.

We had a really bad experience at the Stables. It is not well organised and the service is bad. You have to beg them to book a lesson and they make you feel like they are doing you a favour. They are very unresponsive to messages and calls. They make a lot of excuses about everything and do not listen to customers.The manager is very controlling and the staff are scared from her. She is not welcoming and too bossy.We didn’t feel welcome at all although we tried hard to build the relationship and be nice to the staff. The only nice person we came across was Tas who was a happy and welcoming chap.The instructor they had on Wednesdays and Thursdays was rude, intimidating and sarcastic.It is certainly not an inclusive environment and we are very disappointed with the experience.

My daughter has been riding at the stables for 6 years and absolutely loves the caring, nurturing environment they provide to teach the riders. She has also been volunteering there for a few years and have made special bonds with the horses, other volunteers and staff. Everyone works extremely hard at this charity run stables but a special thanks to Zsuzsanna and Sam for being so supportive with our daughters Gcse PE and Duke of Edinburgh volunteering.

I've been coming to this riding school for about a year, doing a mix of private lessons and group lessons (a good compromise if you have a pretty decent riding level but want to save a bit of money) and after testing other stables around London, this is the best place to learn to ride and have a great time! The staff are very hard-working and friendly, keen to help everyone, especially riders with special needs. They are very patient, kind and knowledgeable, making you feel you have improved after every lesson. Kids (and older kids!) can volunteer on weekends to learn how to take care of horses and share their experience with beginners.Special mention to Eva and Sophie who are great teachers and take the time to answer questions and find different ways to better explain their advice.

Worst school for horse riding. You spend your 15 minutes walking and the horses need cleaning and care. One of the instructors was racist and arrogant and she made me hate riding during my lessons. You send messages and call but no one responds. It is supposed to be a nice charitable environment for all people but u never feel the nice spirit and it is not fulfilling its purpose. We did not feel welcome at all. I would not recommend to anyone.

The volunteers and staff here do a fantastic job. Whether you are an adult or a child and want to gain confidence with horses. This is the venue. Volunteering is also a good fir emotinal well being.or learn to ride work on emotional wellbeing

Wonderful welcoming stables with great teachers! I'll be going every week from now on :)As this is a charity they offer group lessons every Saturday for riders of every skill ability. It's very reasonably priced and the experience is brilliant.Victoria is a fantastic teacher and you can tell the horses are happy and well cared for.They also offer riding lessons for the disabled or those with special needs which makes it all the more worthy of support.

My daughter had her first riding lesson today and absolutely loved it! The staff were welcoming and professional, and the teacher went above and beyond! They whole package was just wonderful!!! We couldn't have asked for a better service. We were so impressed that we've already booked our next lessons. Can't wait to come back! Szilvia

Perfect people working there .They do alot if work for all these horses and people has to suport them all