Temple Hills Equestrian Center
A Horses DreamWhen you drive through Temple, NH look around for the horses playing in the open pastures. Those are our horse’s, living their best lives!
Temple, New Hampshire
Equestrian Center
Riding Lessons
No one is too old or too young to ride a horse. We specialize in working with riders of all ages and abilities. New Hampshire is an excellent state for learning how to ride a horse, and Temple NH is loaded with trails to adventure.
ladies night
All levels of riders are welcome. Cris will work with each of the ladies on their ability of riding. Whether you have been riding for years and need some refreshers, or haven’t been riding and need a lot of refreshers…there is no better way to do it than getting out with a group of ladies to make it fun…. space is limited
PopTarts
(4-7 year olds)
This is designed to introduce your child to horses. Our Junior rider (Hailey) will work with your young rider on grooming, tacking up, and end the class with a lead pony ride. These lessons are around 30-40 minutes
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What we do
Our Services
Lessons
Currently offering only private lessons.
Summer Camps
July and August of 2022 Summer Camps
Clnics
Offering clinics year round.
Leasing
Half or Full lease options
Boarding
Open pastures for your horse to run free.
Barn Rentals
Birthday parties, lady nights, etc
What Drives Us
Our Mission
Is to provide a safe, friendly,
nurturing, and fun environment
for horses and riders.
Riding For All
No one is to old or too young to ride a horse. We specialize in working with riders of all ages and abilities. New Hampshire is an excellent state for learning how to ride a horse, and Temple NH is loaded with trails to adventure.
Temple Hills Equestrian
Your Home Away From Home
Leasing Options
When you are leasing a horse, you are paying a set fee for the ability and privilege of additional riding time on that particular horse. In many ways, leasing a horse is similar to owning a horse, albeit with fewer financial responsibilities.
Boarding
Full board will include all the necessities for the horse, plus a stall with full turn out to pasture. Full board does not require owners to visit their horses every day; instead, staff at the barn clean the stall, feed, and bring them in/out of the pasture.