Rates

Just you, your friends or family, and your guide!

– Meadow Loop Trail Ride (1 hour) $125 per person.
– Quiet Creek Trail Ride (1.5 hours) $170 per person.
– Cowboy’s Best Trail Ride (2 hours) $200 per person.

*Minimum 2 riders for a private ride.

Take the kids and a few of their besties for a horseback trail ride on their birthday!  Rates are the same as our regular rides and if you can wrangle at least 6 riders, you get a private ride at the group rate.  We always add extra guides for extra safety when there are lots of little ones, guaranteeing a birthday they’ll remember for the rest of their lives!

Afterwards, you are welcome to set up at a Campbell Valley Equestrian Centre picnic table for cake, presents and fun!  Stay as long as you like.  You can watch this short video of a big birthday ride on our blog.

Just a reminder – kids need to be at least 6 years old to ride.

Join us for a Destination Ride!  We occasionally offer rides on local beaches, up mountains, along river dykes and more!  Check out our blog post for more details and then call or text 778-710-1941 to see when our next destination ride will be and if we have room for you to join us.  If there is a group of at least 6 riders, talk to us and we’ll see what we can do!

Prices vary and are not the same as our regular rates.

Bring your own photographer to create professional, lasting memories of your engagement, your family or just you and your crew!  We have beautiful scenery for you to choose from – open fields, shady forests and even a quiet creek.

1 hour $250
1.5 hours $340
2 hours $400

Price includes up to 2 horses, with more horses available for an additional cost. Tax included.

Have a Corporate Event, Parade or Private Birthday Party that you want to include some horses? Glen Valley Stables can help make your event an success!

$960   *Rates Subject to change.

Price includes up to 2 horses, handler and transport, with more horses available for an additional cost. Tax included.

A baraat is a celebratory wedding procession for the groom involving live music and dancing. While it does not hold religious significance, it is still an important custom.

Ushering the groom to the wedding venue with much pomp and fervour, a custom that originated in North India but has been adopted by many other Indian communities. The groom, adorned in traditional Indian finery, seated on a ceremonial horse as his guests lead the way, dancing. The baraat typically starts at a hotel entrance and ends at the lobby or banquet hall entrance.

$1200 Weekday Bookings

$1500 Weekend Bookings

*Rates Subject to change.

Price includes horse, handler, transport, and ceremonial dress for the horse. Tax included.