the horses seemed healthy and well-cared for enough. the rates were kind of steep but still reasonable. there is lack of seats though for parents like us who were there to watch our kids enjoy their rides. This is something that the management should take care of. After all, the rides are on an hourly basis and we could not... More

After paying tribute at the grotto, we went here to experience some horseback riding, it was fun except I really don't know how to ride a horse, it was scary riding with one. Just make sure you talk directly to the handlers of the horse or like their information desk so that you can also ask for assistance while riding.... More

The riding stables are right next to Wright park, and very popular with kids (and a few adults!). We just allowed the kids of one of our guests to sit on the horse and trot around, while we took photos with the horse (with traditional cowboy hat!) for a small fee. Incidentally, the hawkers do not hassle you, and everyone... More

I find this attraction disgusting because some of the horses' mane dyed in different colors... mostly pink!

Yes! If you want to rest and want to watch time pass by.. This is the place for you. It's peaceful, lots of pine trees. in short, BEAUTIFUL! This park is not crowded compared to Mines view. Lot's of activities to do like horse back riding, pick nick, photo shoot. I highly recommend this place if you want to relax.

After our groups trip from minesview park we decided to go here have lunch, we were able to see horses and people riding them as well, if your going there middle of the day you need to bring an umbrella or protection from the sun, you can actually just sit at any part of the park but it would be... More

It was a stressful day for all of us and we decided to have our lunch here. There were some groups who had their picnic because in this area you can simply sit down and eat. You have to bring your own food and water because there are no establishment near that area. In this place you will also see... More

Kids had a great time, I paid P300 for an hour of horseback riding for the kids which took them to Camp John Hay, Mines View and the Mansion. A bit smelly though, with lots of horse poo and urine.

This attraction is less than 10 minutes by car from Camp John Hay. Many kids seem to enjoy the ride. Some of the horses look healthy, a few though look frail. It's kind of disgusting to see some of the horses' mane dyed in different colors, pink being the common one. Basic fee is 200 pesos for 30 min ride,... More