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San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site - La Porte (TX)

Address: šŸ” 3523 Independence Pkwy, La Porte, TX 77571
Phone : +1 (281) 479-2431
Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJpyUiaPGgQIYRW0Km6E63iR4
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Samantha G: We take family trail rides here and my daughter takes lessons. This is not a yuppy show off your expensive tack kind of place. This place is truly about teaching beginning to to advanced riding skills with safety of riders and horses first. If your intent is to be the best rider and horse caretaker you can be, this is the place! The trails are all natural and beautiful. The ride is one you wont forget. The horses are well trained, regularly worked, well taken care of, and therefore well behaved even with very young riders. Most of these horses are not large horses so larger individuals (tall or heavy) may not be able to ride without discomfort to themselves or the horse. Vickis family has owned this farm for a few generations and she is highly knowledgeable about her historic site and her animals. We love this hidden little gem! She and Cynthia take care of this farm primarily on their own so call after dark with questions or to reserve a ride as they are usually working the farm during the day and do rides in the afternoon/evenings. Be patient with them. You wont regret it.