Lucky Dime Stables
About
Located in Prince George in northern British Columbia, Lucky Dime Stables is a favourite with families looking for first horse experiences. Kids enjoy guided pony rides, obstacle courses and preschool sessions, all led by an owner praised for being kind, easygoing and great with young riders. The stables themselves are described as clean and inviting, and the horses in the pastures are remembered for being friendly and beautiful. The large main barn also doubles as a unique venue for special events in a memorable country setting.
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