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Oakhanger Riding Centre

Haslington, Cheshire East

BHS approved

Oakhanger Riding and Pony Club Centre operates from Haslington in Cheshire East, drawing on a family-run setup that has been established as a British Horse Society approved training and assessment centre. The school runs structured riding lessons for riders at every stage, from complete beginners building their first contact with a horse through to more experienced riders refining their technique.

The centre is also a Pony Club Linked Centre, which means younger riders can take part in Pony Club activities and progress through the association's traditional syllabus. Children are taught from the earliest stages, and there are dedicated sessions aimed at younger learners, including an after school club that runs during term time. Pony days are available during school holidays, alongside longer holiday camps that combine riding with stable management and Pony Club style activities. Riders who wish to test their skills can take part in competitions hosted at or attended through the centre.

Facilities are set on the rural fringe of Haslington, just outside Crewe, giving a quiet countryside setting for lessons and assessments. The school is licensed by Cheshire East Council, and lessons and assessments are run to British Horse Society standards, providing a clear pathway for riders working towards BHS qualifications if they choose to. The small, family-run character of the centre keeps group sizes personal and allows instructors to match horses and ponies to each rider's ability.

Oakhanger Riding Centre is located in Oakhanger near Haslington, postcode CW1 5XE, in the North West of England. Anyone interested in lessons, Pony Club membership, holiday camps or assessments is available to contact the centre directly for current availability and pricing. Riders typically book in for regular weekly lessons, though holiday pony days and camps offer a useful introduction for those wanting to try the centre before committing to a longer-term place.