Kentish Town City Farm is a charity-run city farm in Camden that brings horse care and riding within reach of local families. The centre runs a children's Pony Club, weekend pony rides and Riding for the Disabled sessions, alongside animal encounters, school visits, corporate away days, pet club activities and birthday parties. Pricing starts from GBP 5 for a weekend pony ride and GBP 30 for a mainstream Pony Club session, keeping introductory sessions affordable for the surrounding community.
The school teaches children from age 4 upwards, with weekend pony rides available to those under 50kg. Teaching covers practical horse care and stable management as well as time in the saddle, giving young riders a rounded grounding in working around horses. As a registered Riding for the Disabled member, the centre also welcomes riders with additional needs, making equestrian activities accessible to a wider audience.
Facilities include an outdoor riding arena, accessible toilet facilities, bicycle parking, a kitchen and a meeting room that is available for hire. Horses are currently living offsite while the riding arena is being redeveloped. A accessible toilet facilities, bicycle parking, kitchen, meeting room, riding arena are noted, with the arena work expected to bring improved surfaces for lessons and sessions.
Kentish Town City Farm is open every day from 9:00am to 5:00pm, situated in Camden in the London region. Visitors can book onto scheduled pony rides and Pony Club sessions or enquire about room hire and group visits by contacting the farm directly. The site's status as a registered charity underpins its aim of providing affordable, inclusive equestrian opportunities to the local area.