Laris Farm is a long-established riding centre based in Chobham on the western edge of Woking, Surrey. The yard sits within easy reach of the Surrey countryside and is run by Beacon Equestrian LLP. Riders of all ages and abilities are catered for, with a particular focus on beginners and children building their first experiences around horses.
The centre offers a full programme of group and private lessons, alongside structured hack assessments for those wanting to take their first rides off the premises. Hacking across the surrounding lanes and woodland is a core part of the offering, with a fifteen-minute woodland walk available from GBP 25. Pony days run during school holidays, giving younger riders a longer format to develop their confidence. Quest RDA sessions are hosted regularly, providing coaching for disabled riders in a familiar and supportive environment.
Facilities include a large outdoor arena often referred to as the big school and a smaller outdoor arena for quieter work. The main arena is floodlit, allowing lessons to continue into the evening. A solarium and washing machine are available for client use. Livery services cover full, working and DIY packages, and additional services include clipping, lunging, schooling and a stable club. Disciplines taught include dressage, hacking and show jumping.
The instructor team holds the BHS AI teaching qualification, and the school is listed on the British Horse Society approved register. As a hosting venue for Riding for the Disabled Association Quest sessions, the yard is set up with accessibility in mind. The postcode for sat nav users is GU24 8SW. Anyone interested in lessons, pony days, hack assessments or livery is encouraged to contact the centre directly to discuss availability and bookings.