Manor Farm Riding School is a professional, friendly and fun riding school in Norfolk

We are a professional, purpose built Horse Riding School set in Scarning in glorious Norfolk countryside. A warm welcome is guaranteed!

Our riding school has developed a fantastic reputation for quality instruction, with two large all weather flood lit arenas and ponies ranging from 10.2hh to 16hh.

We host a range of activities such as ‘Own a Pony’ days, musical rides, gymkhanas, themed days and young equestrians club. Our aim is to provide quality and well cared for ponies for you to improve your riding skills in a safe and relaxed atmosphere.

Coronavirus Policy
Manor Farm Riding School is closely monitoring the situation regarding Coronavirus and continues to follow Government guidelines from Public Health England in relation to the outbreak.
We remain open as usual, with all of our lessons running as scheduled. Should there be any developments you will be notified directly and updates will be posted on this page.
We are maintaining additional cleaning and disinfection measures and would like to remind all our visitors to ride in their own gloves and about the importance of good hand and personal hygiene, especially when borrowing riding hats. To reduce mixing in the office we would ask that your child is accompanied by one person only, there is plenty of outdoor space in the fresh air for those watching lessons. Following World Health Organisation guidelines we would encourage customers to pay by contactless card, rather than cash where possible. If you prefer to wait in your car, payments and bookings can be made over the phone.
If you are displaying any symptoms of coronavirus or have been directly exposed to the disease please stay at home and call NHS 111. Do not visit Manor Farm Riding School. There will be no cancellation fees charged for illness at this time. If you have visited Manor Farm Riding School within 14 days of the symptoms occurring please either call us on 01362 693344, 07721 643380, text us or private message on Facebook.
Last updated: 12/03/20