Bagot Farm operates as a licensed equestrian centre on a sizeable site, providing structured riding lessons alongside hacking and full livery services. Lessons cater to complete beginners as well as more experienced riders, with dedicated children's tuition available. The centre also runs pony activities aimed at younger riders, supporting early confidence in and around the saddle.
Accessibility is a clear focus at Bagot Farm, which holds the RDA Accessibility Mark and offers accessible horse riding sessions. Riders of varying abilities are accommodated, and the centre supports apprenticeship pathways and broader educational programmes for those looking to develop equestrian skills professionally. Working equitation and hacking are listed as the principal disciplines, giving riders an opportunity to combine arena work with time spent out on the dedicated hacking track.
Facilities include a 60m by 25m indoor sand school and a 60m by 40m outdoor sand school, allowing year-round training regardless of weather. Beyond the riding areas, the centre features a cafe, a restaurant, children's playground and a defibrillator on site. Holiday accommodation is available in the form of self-catering cottages and glamping safari tents, and the centre can be hired as an events venue. Bagot Farm is accredited by the ABRS, holds BHS Approved status, and is licensed by Isle of Wight Council.
Located in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, Bagot Farm serves riders across the East Midlands region. The postcode for sat-nav users is DE7 6HA. Anyone interested in lessons, livery, accessible riding or holiday stays can contact the centre directly through their website to discuss availability and arrange a visit.