Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park

Equestrian Facility in Leonard, North Dakota

5(1 reviews)
(701) 361-85666050 County Road 23, Leonard, ND 58052View on Yelp
Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park - equestrian in Leonard, ND

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About Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park

At 6050 County Road 23 in Leonard, Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park handles campgrounds, horseback riding, rv parks. With 1 Yelp reviews and a 5.0-star rating, they have a track record to check. They are listed under campgrounds, horseback riding, rv parks. North Dakota's Bakken oil region brought population growth and new service demand.

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Campgrounds
Horseback Riding
RV Parks

Services & Process

Services at Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park include campgrounds, horseback riding, rv parks. Each barn has its own strengths, so the best way to find out if they match what you need is to call (701) 361-8566 and visit in person.

Service Area

Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park is at 6050 County Road 23 in Leonard, ND. They serve the local area and surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is horseback riding safe for kids?
With proper instruction and a well-matched horse, riding is safe for children. Ask Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park at (701) 361-8566 about age requirements, safety equipment, and youth programs.
Where is Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park?
They are at 6050 County Road 23 in Leonard, ND 58052. Call (701) 361-8566 for directions and to schedule a visit.
Does Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park offer horse boarding?
Boarding availability depends on the facility. Call (701) 361-8566 to ask about stall and pasture boarding options, monthly rates, and what is included like feeding, turnout, and blanketing.
What does Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park offer?
Sheyenne Oaks Horse Camp & RV Park provides campgrounds, horseback riding, rv parks at their Leonard, ND location. Programs vary by barn, so call (701) 361-8566 to ask about lessons, boarding, training, or trail rides.
What should I wear to ride?
Closed-toe shoes or boots with a small heel, long pants, and a helmet. Most barns provide helmets for lessons. Call (701) 361-8566 to confirm what they supply versus what you need to bring.

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