By Bus.
From Townsend street in Dublin or the main street in Dundrum you can get the 44 bus going to Enniskerry Village. You get off the stop at the south side of the scalp at the bottom of Killegar Hill. It is stop 4089 Killegar House (2 stops after the Dublin Sports Hotel if you are heading towards Enniskerry Village). Once off the bus you walk across the road and up Killegar Hill. Killegar Stables is a 9 minute walk from the bus stop and cannot be missed once walking up the hill. You can get off at stop 4089 Killegar House and then walk up Killegar Hill to the yard which is a 10 minute walk.

By Car – N11 route.
If coming from the N11 Motorway heading south, take the Bray 2nd exit. At the roundabout take the first exit and continue over the bridge. Take the 2nd exit continuing back onto the N11 Heading north. Take the first exit for Enniskerry. You will now continue to Enniskerry on the 13 bends road. As you approach the village take the first right going over the bridge heading up the hill to Kilternan from Enniskerry village. Pass the Texaco garage and continue towards Dublin. After .5 of a mile there will be a left hand turn going up Killegar Hill with a signpost on the right hand side of the road. Continue up the hill for .5 of a mile and find Killegar Stables on your right hand side.

By Car old route.
Heading South from Dublin on the R117 continue past the Dublin Sports Hotel in Kilternan. Pass the small petrol station on the right hand side in the scalp and continue on in the scalp until you come to the right hand turn for Killegar Hill. There will be a signpost on the left hand side saying “Killegar Stables”

We take children from as young as 5 on pony camp. The upper limit is 15 years old to qualify for child status.

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Yes, we take beginners ride-outs which are 1 hour long, suitable for beginners and intermediates.
We complete an assessment in the arena prior to treks to ensure rider safety.

All lessons are structured towards each individual rider. The instructor works to improve riding skills using group and individual exercises. This helps us to ensure all of our clients get the most out of their time with us.

During private lessons, pupils have the opportunity to work with an instructor on an individual basis; improve their riding technique and overall confidence in the saddle! 

During private lessons riders are taught at a individual, level-suitable pace.
This allows riders to engage with both horse and instructor and develop their understanding of the ‘how’ and ‘why’ reasons behind English riding style.
Depending on rider level, they have the opportunity to work collaboratively with their instructor designing lesson plans, allowing them to work towards personal riding goals.

These could include perfecting steering or jumping around a cross country course! 

You don’t need to buy any specialist equipment.
We have helmets for all of our customers in the yard and back protectors for all kids.
Please wear warm suitable clothing – unfortunately we can’t guarantee good weather!

For regular riders buying a hat is a good idea and one can be bought from any good equestrian retailer .

Feet:
Riding boots, hiking boots, wellies, strong shoes with a small heel.
Runners, stiletto or high heeled shoes are not allowed.

Legs:
Fitted jeans or leggings.
Baggy jeans or tracksuit bottoms will chafe and allow the stirrup leathers to pinch the inside of your legs which can be very uncomfortable.