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Our mission at King's View Acres is to enrich the lives of our students through horses - by building skills and character that will last a lifetime.
At King's View Acres, we have combined years of teaching and training with our love of horses. The result is an educationally based, safe, whole horsemanship approach to lifelong learning… all a part of the King’s View difference!
The King’s View Difference
Our KVA Program
Typical American riding stables follow the same programs that have been around for years. At King’s View Acres, we looked at everything from our curriculum to our instructors to our facility to our horses and we redesigned it all so we could do things better.
Our lessons and programs are designed to challenge students through curriculum, riding skill development, and thoughtful horse selection. As riders grow, our program levels advance alongside them.
Summer is an ideal time to enrich existing skills or introduce beginners to equestrian education. That’s why the season is dedicated to camps and special events at King’s View Acres—just another way we set ourselves apart from other stables.
We Grow With Your Child
Horse Summer Camps
Summer at King’s View Acres is a season of discovery, growth, and hands-on horsemanship, offering beginner-friendly horse camps designed to build confidence, skills, and connection with horses.
Typical American riding stables follow the same programs that have been around for years. At King’s View Acres, we looked at everything from our curriculum to our instructors to our facility to our horses and we redesigned it all so we could do things better.
We Want To Be Different To Be Exceptional
Who We Are
We Focus On Safety
Every part of King’s View Acres was created with safety in mind. From our beautiful indoor arena to the selection of our horses to our carefully designed curriculum, we only want the best for our clients.
“I strive to be a part of the village that helps raise the youth in this community.”
