THE BELLS ARE ON

Get a group of friends, students, co-workers, or family together and enjoy a fun-filled adventure that combines trail riding on beautiful trails and horse-drawn touring throughout the Ranch! Stay beyond if you wish to include delicious dining at the Ranch.

Book a horse-drawn sleigh ride with hot chocolate and s’mores in the wintertime, or a horse-drawn ranch tour with ice cream in the warmer weather. If you have a party larger than what the ride allows, book a second ride at the same time and we’ll take two pairs of horses for your group. Please let us know if we need to add more rides to the schedule to accommodate your fun adventure!

Yoga for transformation of body and mind. Whether you’re on your mat, on your horse or on your way out the door; Yoga practice will increase strength and flexibility, bring clarity and focus to mind and improve balance and confidence. Yoga is for anyone, it is an invitation to discover oneself beyond the continuous internal chatter.
Join us for a yoga session taught by one of the best instructors East of the Mississippi; Princeton’s own: Diane Featherstone!

Experience the beautiful landscape and treed forest of Central Massachusetts riding a sweet, lovable horse! Ranch trail rides are super-fun all year round. No experience is needed and new riders are welcome. Choose either a  45 minute to one-hour trail ride, or two-hour trail ride. Spaces fill so book soon!

Summer camp at Cornerstone Ranch is about having fun while learning about horses and riding. It’s open to horse lovers aged 8-16, from beginners to advanced. The full-day, week-long programs are packed with excitement, including riding sessions twice daily. Plus, each participant gets a Cornerstone Ranch t-shirt for tie-dying during camp and wearing at the end of the week horse show. It’s an excellent way for your child to show off their new skills and have a blast at the same time.

Key requirements for camp participants:

• Wear an SEI-certified helmet (provided by the participant or Cornerstone Ranch).
• Be able to carry out simple instructions.
• Be able to remain balanced aboard a moving animal
  alert the riding instructors to specific needs during a ride.
• Not carry loose objects or make loud noises while riding.
• Be under the 200 lb. weight limit for camp riders.
• Be able to mount and dismount with little or no assistance – mounting blocks are available.
• Wear appropriate covered/closed-toe boots or shoes, preferably with low heels