History
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the years place
called home our
mission
horse haven
Wildwood Manor Ranch has been serving trail
riding needs for over 40 years. Located on the Niagara escarpment,
it's one hundred acres of pure adventure. Our friendly staff
and gentle horses are ready to entertain any time of year.
We are dedicated to creating the best experience for you.
Over the Years... [back
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Wildwood has been in business for over forty
years, providing summer camps for children and trail riding
for everyone. Originally, the ranch was situated just outside
of Georgetown, then in the early seventies Wildwood relocated
to the current location on the Fallbrook Trail.
When Grandma first arrived, there was absolutely
nothing but trees, field and rock on the property. The barn
was the first building to be constructed, then the swimming
pool, then the tennis court and lodge. After years of hard
work and determination, the young Wildwood Manor Ranch
was born.
A Place to Call
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Wildwood has welcomed people of all ages
to come and enjoy the horses and facilities. Each year we
see the smiling faces of those that have come in years prior;
it's really gratifying to see them year after year.
Our Mission
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We have always been dedicated to providing
our customers with the best possible experience. The horses
that we train are only the quietest and most gentle,
and the staff are always cheerful and friendly.
We are determined to provide an energetic
activity that will exhiliarate and thrill, and one that will
make people want to do more of. Horseback riding is a great
way to stay fit and healthy, and to make great friends.
A Haven for Horses
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The horses at Wildwood have always been
treated with the utmost kindness and respect. They are hard
workers and they deserve a great place to live.
Over the years many horses have been born
at Wildwood Manor Ranch, trained as trail horses and have
lived their days on the ranch. Wildwood has also rescued many
horses that were maltreated and given them a place to call
home.
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