This place is wonderful! I wish I knew about it growing up and I am excited to know about it for our kids! Mr. Bannerman led a great (and I mean a great) devotion about people and God; parents and kids; and people and horses. He gave a demonstration about the training, discipline, and responsibility that goes into taking care of horses and tied it in beautifully with the theme of parenting.
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Riding horses....
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enjoying an old-fashioned wagon ride...
visiting horses in the stable...
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learning about the farrier school...
... gave our children the opportunity to consider the possibility of working with people and horses for a career/ministry.
Canyonview is a college but they also offer classes and camps for kids! Check them out!
We were able to enjoy a sack lunch at the picnic tables on the grounds after the field trip was over.
Cost: Free (but maybe consider a donation...)
Tips:
There is a picnic area so you may like to bring something to eat afterward (if weather permits).
It's a ranch setting so boots are a good idea.
Restrooms:
Are available.
Best Time of Year:
Probably late spring or early fall. It really depends on Canyonview's schedule. We went in early October.
Ages:
All
Contact Info:
Canyonview Equestrian College
| E-mail: | info@canyonview.us | |||||||||||
| Telephone: | Office: 971.239.1347 | Ranch: 971.239.1348 |
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