Come and enjoy a beautiful scenic wagon ride with the sound of clip clopping horse hooves!

Year after year, our horse drawn wagon and sleigh rides around the farm and local area have been one of the most popular activities for families, couples, friends and parties at the farm. Join us for a wagon ride for up to 15 adults per wagon or a winter sleigh ride for up to 6 adults at a time – it’s a great way to get out and enjoy the fall, winter, spring and summer. You will be taken out by one of our experienced drivers so you can relax and soak up the experience. We do travel on the road to reach the neighbour’s field or the forest at the park.

We have several wagons and sleighs to choose from. We would love to talk to you about your group size so that we can see which combination of wagons or sleighs would work best for you!

PRICING:
All prices include tax (holiday dates & rates excluded)

12 or less people:  $150.00 
13 or more people: $14.00 per adult  –  $12.00 per child under 12  –  Free for 3 and under

 INQUIRE, PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE DIRECTLY AT:
 info@horsebackadventures.ca or 1-519-888-6503 

Office hours for inquiries and bookings are from 9AM-5PM. Outside of office hours, this phone number is our emergency line for urgent situations at the barn. Minimum of 48 hours notice for booking. Before inquiring, please take a look at our Wagon & Sleigh FAQs webpage. 

PLEASE NOTE:
Be sure to dress appropriately for the weather. For example, dress in WARM CLOTHING in the winter when going on a sleigh ride and bring your own blankets to snuggle up in. 

24-hour Cancellation Policy: This policy remains in effect unless in the case of extreme weather, please give the office a call. Voicemail is required if you can’t reach us, otherwise a $25/person no go fee is applied to the card on file. Please do not cancel via email; phone or voicemail only.

SLEIGH VS WAGON
The conditions to make it a sleigh ride has to be ideal. We do go into our own field that is apart of the floodplain. The ground has to be frozen and the snow has to be stable but not too thick that the horses can’t get through.