Frequently Asked Questions

What is Navarre Equestrian Center?

Navarre Equestrian Center is a family-owned, full-service equestrian facility in south Santa Rosa County, Florida. We offer guided trail rides, kids horse camps, riding lessons, and full-care horse boarding on 20 acres of private trails just minutes from Navarre Beach.

Where are you located?

We are located at 6850 Nelson Street in Navarre, Florida 32566, in the Holley area of south Santa Rosa County. Our barn is just minutes from the white sand beaches of Navarre Beach.

What activities can I book online?

Our online booking system handles three activities right now: 1-hour Guided Trail Rides, the Fourth of July Horse Camp, and the multi-day Advanced Student Riding Camp. Riding lessons, boarding, and barn tours are arranged by phone or email.

How old do you have to be to go on a guided trail ride?

Guided trail rides are open to riders age 10 and up. There is no upper age limit. Helmets are provided and required for every rider.

Is there a minimum number of riders for a trail ride?

Yes. Trail rides require a minimum of 2 riders to go out. If you want to ride solo, bring a friend or call ahead so we can pair you with another booking.

Do I need riding experience to come on a trail ride?

No prior riding experience is required for a guided trail ride. Our horses are well-trained and our guides will give you a quick orientation before heading out on the trail.

Do you provide helmets and riding gear?

Yes. We provide an approved riding helmet for every guest, and helmets are required for all riders. You are welcome to bring your own helmet if you prefer.

What should I wear and bring?

We recommend long pants and closed-toe shoes or boots with a small heel (no sandals or flip-flops). A water bottle, sunscreen, and bug spray are a good idea, especially in summer. Bring a camera or phone if you want photos from the saddle.

What is the Fourth of July Horse Camp?

The Fourth of July Horse Camp is a half-day holiday-themed camp for kids on June 27, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Activities include trail riding, arts and crafts, games, music, and pizza. It is a festive day on the farm built around horses, learning, and fun. Reserve a spot through our online booking system.

What is the Advanced Student Riding Camp?

The Advanced Student Riding Camp is a 5-day camp led by Rebecca Fulton of Royally Fierce Equestrian, designed for experienced student riders who want to grow across multiple disciplines. Each day focuses on a different area (dressage, cross country, hunters/equitation, and jumpers), and the week ends with a horse show.

Do you offer regular riding lessons or horse boarding?

Yes to both. Our lesson program covers English riding with a focus on hunter/jumper, plus basic Western and trail, for riders age 4 and up. For lesson inquiries, email [email protected]. We also offer full-care boarding with private stalls, premium feed, climate-controlled tack rooms, lighted arenas, and on-site trails. For boarding, call (859) 983-8416 or email [email protected].

Can I visit the barn or schedule a tour?

Barn tours are by appointment only. To schedule a tour or visit the stables, contact us through the form on our Contact page or call (859) 983-8416. All visitors must sign a Release of Liability Waiver before entering the stables.

What is your weather and cancellation policy?

We monitor weather closely. If conditions are unsafe for a trail ride or camp activity, we will contact you in advance to reschedule. For full cancellation and refund details, see the policy on the booking page for your specific activity.