White Rocks Farm is a British Horse Society approved riding centre set in countryside near Sevenoaks in Kent. The school specialises in Western riding alongside English instruction, barrel racing, working hunter pony classes and pony driving training, and it is the only centre in the country known to run a Western Riding for the Disabled group. Riders can book individual or group lessons starting from GBP 25 for a 30 minute session.
The centre welcomes complete beginners and children, with structured Western experience sessions designed as an introduction to the discipline. More experienced riders can join the Junior Western Riding Club or take part in regular lessons. Holiday camps run during school breaks, giving children a chance to spend longer periods around the horses and ponies on site. As an RDA member, the school accommodates riders with additional needs through its dedicated Western group and animal-assisted therapy sessions.
Facilities include an indoor arena and an outdoor arena, two roundpens and a fenced games field used for barrel racing and working hunter practice. The property also houses a purpose-built filming studio, supporting the centre's animal promotions and film work alongside its riding programme. Beyond the equestrian side, White Rocks Farm runs a Forest School and BTEC land-based college courses, giving visitors a broader experience of rural education and animal care.
The site carries BHS approved, Clubmark approved and Take Back the Reins accreditations, confirming standards of welfare, coaching and access. Gift vouchers are available for lessons and experiences. The postcode is TN15 0SL, and the centre is within reach of Sevenoaks in the South East of England. Prospective riders should contact the farm directly for lesson bookings, group enquiries, RDA sessions and information on BTEC courses and the Forest School programme.