Pony rides for young and old all summer long in Chênedet

For the sixth consecutive year, Christelle Turpin's ponies are coming to Chênedet to entertain families, children, and horse riding enthusiasts this summer. With her Equidôme equestrian center in Saint-Georges-de-Reintembault, Christelle offers forest pony rides throughout the summer season at the Chênedet leisure center, in the heart of a green and peaceful setting..

An activity that has become essential

Over the years, these pony rides have become a true summer tradition in Chênedet. From July until the end of summer, young beginner riders and more experienced enthusiasts can come and enjoy a special moment with the ponies, in the heart of nature..

An offer suitable for all ages

From the age of 3, children can learn the joys of horseback riding, accompanied by caring professionals. Rides last from 30 minutes to a full day, allowing everyone to choose according to their desire, age or level..

Christelle welcomes both visiting families and groups from leisure centers, with a program specially designed for the youngest. :

• Supervised pony rides
• Horse care and discovery workshops
• Small playful carriages
• Games and activities around the pony

For experienced riders: time for adventure

Experienced riders are not forgotten: forest treks are offered, with the possibility of night outings for a unique experience at dusk or under the stars. An original and memorable way to rediscover nature, at the leisurely pace of hooves.

Prices and reservation

The prices are affordable, designed to allow as many people as possible to discover horse riding. :

From €22 per half hour to €66 per full day

📞 Information & Reservations : 06 76 29 24 09

📍 Chênedet leisure center

A summer at full gallop!

Whether you're visiting the Chênedet leisure center or a local resident, don't miss this wonderful opportunity to offer your children (and why not yourself) a gentle and joyful immersion in the world of ponies. Unforgettable memories to build as a family, between laughter, nature and animal complicity.

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