Hole Farm Trekking Centre
Hole Farm Trekking Centre is a premier equestrian facility located in Birmingham, England. They offer a wide range of services including pony ride services, outdoor equestrian facilities, and horse riding fields. The centre caters to children's farms, equestrian clubs, farmers, horse breeders, ranches, and stables. Hole Farm Trekking Centre is committed to providing top-notch services to their clients and promoting agriculture, sports, and hobbies.
Introduction to Hole Farm Trekking Centre
Hole Farm Trekking Centre has been in business for over 30 years, providing outdoor equestrian facilities to people of all ages and skill levels. The farm is owned by a family of farmers and horse breeders who have a passion for sharing their love of horses with the community. What makes this company unique is their commitment to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone who visits.Services & products
Hole Farm Trekking Centre offers a variety of services, including pony ride services, horse riding fields, and equestrian club memberships. They also have stables and ranches where customers can board their horses. In addition to these services, they offer lessons for beginners and seasoned riders alike.Location
Hole Farm Trekking Centre is located in Quinton, Birmingham, England. The area surrounding the farm is rural, with many other farms and outdoor activities available. The nearest public transportation options are the Quinton Bus Station (0.7 miles), the Hagley Road West Bus Stop (0.8 miles), and the Birmingham New Street Train Station (7.1 miles).Benefits
Customers should choose Hole Farm Trekking Centre because of their commitment to safety and providing a fun and enjoyable experience for everyone. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they have a wide range of services and activities available for people of all ages and skill levels.Good to know
Customers should be aware that Hole Farm Trekking Centre is a working farm, so they may encounter farmers and other animals while on the property. They should also come dressed appropriately for outdoor activities and wear closed-toe shoes.Reviews
Customers have consistently given Hole Farm Trekking Centre high ratings for their knowledgeable and friendly staff, well-trained horses, and variety of activities available. Many customers have praised the farm for their commitment to safety and providing a fun and enjoyable experience for everyone.Amenities
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farm animals
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picnic area
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gift shop
FAQ
What type of boarding options do you offer for horses?
We offer full boarding options for horses, which includes daily feeding, stall cleaning, and turnout. We also offer pasture boarding for horses that prefer to be outside.How often are the stables cleaned and maintained?
Our stables are cleaned and maintained on a daily basis to ensure a clean and healthy environment for our horses. We also perform regular maintenance and repairs to keep our facilities in top condition.Are there any restrictions or guidelines for visiting or handling horses at your stables?
For the safety of our horses and visitors, we ask that all visitors follow our guidelines for visiting and handling horses. This includes wearing appropriate footwear, following our designated pathways, and not feeding the horses without permission.What breeds of horses do you specialize in breeding?
We specialize in breeding Welsh ponies and cobs, but we also have a variety of other breeds at our stables.Are there any restrictions on the use of the facilities, such as time limits or age requirements?
We do not have any strict time limits or age requirements for using our facilities, but we do ask that all visitors and riders follow our guidelines for safety and respect towards our horses and staff.Reviews
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19-05-2023
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Stacey Ray
If I could post less than one star I would. My daughter is autistic and loves horses. Hole Farm Riding Centre states that they accommodate disabled riders. My daughter went for an “assessment” and they were happy she was comfortable on the horse and I booked an outride for her. When booking I mentioned again that my daughter was autistic and that I would like to walk next to her to support her as she can struggle with communication and she is 4. I was told this was fine. I took my very excited daughter back today for an outride and I have never encountered such an unprofessional attitude. I was shouted at by someone who appeared to be the owner and told my daughter was not 4, that she was 3 and when my daughter ran to touch the horses tail (after I was told by the woman to put her down, only to declare that she was 3) she shouted “J***s C****t” and told us she is entitled to exercise her discretion as to my daughters age and she’s not 4 so she cannot ride. Obviously being autistic my daughter doesn’t handle being told she’s going to do something and then all of a sudden change of plan. I’m honestly shocked at the woman’s behaviour. I would not recommend this riding centre based on my experience, especially for disabled riders.
19-05-2023
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Linda Scott
What a fantastic Riding School, all the staff are friendly and welcoming, Katie has helped me 100% get my confidence back, she is a super instructor and I am so grateful for her patience great instruction. I absolutely love going there the horses and ponies are well cared for and loved. My eight year old granddaughter has lessons and is thoroughly enjoying it, the staff know what there doing, A big thankyou to all the staff , from Linda and Lexi 😍😍😍
05-05-2023
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Lucy-Lou Payne
A true hidden gem! My daughter and her friends had a pony party/experience here the weekend and they absolutely loved it! We have done 1/2 treks here in the past and my daughter asked if she could go back. The people who work there are really friendly and were brilliant with the children. We will defo be coming back regularly. Thank you so much for a lovely afternoon!
05-05-2023
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julie RW
05-05-2023
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Simon Schmid
Lovely place to learn riding a horse 🐴
26-04-2023
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Kasia Stachowiak
Waste of time and money. I bought my son a ride, he was afraid but he got on a horse. And from that moment a tragedy ... They led the kid into the mud up to ankles without warning me that we would go this route. I stayed far behind them, sinking in the mud, and no one even noticed. The woman leading my son didn't even look at him and he sat terrified that I was missing and was afraid that he would fall. 30 minutes, the woman did not even exchange a glance with my son, not to mention asking if everything was okay. When they came back she got my son off the horse and left without a word leaving us in the middle of the square... My son loved horses... after the ride he said it wasn't a fun experience and he never wants to ride a horse again.
26-04-2023
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emily t
26-04-2023
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Fergus Byrne
Cold but still everyone happy getting on with it 😜
26-04-2023
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Mitchell Roberts
Best riding school around the staff are friendly and welcoming the facilities are amazing the horses are beautiful and well cared for.
26-03-2023
