Park End Equestrian

Name: Park End Equestrian
Address: Simonburn, Hexham, Northumberland, NE48 3AA, GB
Telephone: 01434 230394

Hexham, NorthumberlandNE48 3AA

Verified 13 Aug 2026

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About this yard

Park End Equestrian sits in the North Tyne valley between Simonburn and Wark, run by Charlotte Ridley (BHSII, Horse Trials specialist) who has competed at Badminton and Burghley and was short-listed for World, European and Olympic selection on her home-bred horse Mistatiger. Top-class facilities for serious riders include a 58m x 22m indoor arena with 180-seat viewing gallery, an outdoor arena in the old walled garden, and a cross-country schooling field with 150+ jumps from 50cm to 110cm. Surfaces are wax-and-fibre mix throughout. The centre runs 20+ training camps a year, including 2-day residential camps for riding clubs, plus regular clinics and facility hire. This is the call for ambitious riders wanting elite-level coaching during a Northumberland trip. The 2-day residential camps include 4 lessons, stabling, bed and a 3-course evening meal, with a swim and jacuzzi also included.

Facilities

Cross Country Course

Floodlit

Indoor Arena

Outdoor Arena

Show Jumps

This venue takes bookings by phone.

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Frequently asked questions

Do they take beginners?

Yes, they offer junior lessons which are suitable for beginners. It's a great place to start your riding journey.

How much does an hour lesson cost?

The pricing for lessons is not listed in the venue data. Please reach out to the venue directly to confirm current lesson prices.

Are there facilities for cross-country training?

Yes, there is a cross-country schooling field with over 150 jumps ranging from 50cm to 110cm. This is ideal for riders looking to improve their skills.

Is the venue suitable for children?

Yes, they offer junior lessons, making it suitable for children who want to learn how to ride. The environment is geared towards young riders.

What disciplines can I train in at the venue?

They offer training in various disciplines including lessons, dressage, showjumping, cross-country, and eventing. This provides a broad range of options for riders.

Are there any special events or camps held at the venue?

Yes, they run over 20 training camps a year, including 2-day residential camps for riding clubs, as well as regular clinics. This is a great opportunity for riders to enhance their skills.

What to wear

Standard guidance for equestrian yards in the UK. Check with your yard if you're unsure.

Riding helmet

A hat to a current recognised safety standard. Requirements can vary, so check with the yard before you ride.

Footwear

Sturdy boots with a small heel. Trainers and flat, smooth-soled shoes are not suitable for safety reasons. Check with the yard for their exact requirements.

Clothing

Close-fitting, weather-appropriate clothes. Shoulders and legs should be covered, and waterproofs are worth having for outdoor lessons. Check with the yard if you are unsure.

Hair & jewellery

Long hair should be tied back before putting on your hat, and jewellery removed before riding.

New to riding kit? Read our guide to what to wear horse riding , what to bring, what to buy, and where to get it.

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Clients arriving in unsuitable clothing or footwear may not be permitted to ride, for their own safety. If in doubt, contact the yard before your visit.