Jessica S.
10/11/2025
Decided to book a private trail ride for my birthday and it was excellent. I have many years of riding experience and I felt like they did a great job pairing me up with an appropriate horse based...
Jamaica Bay Riding Academy
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7000 Shore Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY 11234
Jamaica Bay Riding Academy, a family-owned equestrian facility since 1972, offers top-tier horseback riding experiences on the east coast. Nestled within a private wildlife preserve spanning over 400 acres of picturesque wooded trails and three miles of beachfront, this academy is a haven for horse enthusiasts. Apart from full-service boarding, they provide a diverse range of activities including guided rides, lessons, leasing, horse shows, summer camps, therapeutic riding, and more.
Boasting impressive amenities like a sprawling outdoor jumping arena, an indoor riding arena, a cross-country course, a dressage arena, beaches, and trails, Jamaica Bay caters to riders of all levels. Additionally, their tack shop offers a variety of top-quality brands for riders' needs. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, the academy ensures a fulfilling experience for both beginners and seasoned equestrians alike.
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SuperPaws D.
9/28/2025
My daughter has ridden horses for about six years her first lesson at Jamaica Bay Riding Academy was the most comprehensive I've seen her get to this point. Very happy with Katie our trainer.
Hollie G.
4/11/2025
Very rude on the phone. They do not want your business or any business. They assume everyone wants to run like Yellowstone, she said.
Y D.
4/17/2025
"Shocked and disappointed. Denied horseback riding access despite 20 years of experience because of special needs. Staff unaccommodating and unaware of disability rights. Lack of accessibility and...
Steisi B.
10/17/2024
This was so much fun, the environment was nice and everyone was clear and friendly. The horses were so cute and gentle. This place is so good def going back again!
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