Equinox Ranch

Ranch Équinoxe invites you to discover Western riding for beginners and reining through tailored lessons. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to hone your skills, our experienced instructors will guide you with passion and expertise. 

In addition to horseback riding, Ranch Équinoxe offers a true agritourism experience with its farm stand. There you’ll find fresh produce from our garlic fields, pure maple syrup, as well as eggs from free-range hens and pasture-raised chickens, raised with care and respect. 

A visit to Ranch Équinoxe offers an authentic immersion in rural life, combining a love of horses with a taste for farm-fresh produce. Join us for an enriching and delicious day filled with relaxation and new discoveries. 

Camille shares her passion for horses with us:

I have an Associate Degree in Equine Technology and am certified by Cheval Québec as a Western competition trainer. I offer lessons to beginners as well as advanced riders interested in competitive riding (reining).  I currently have four school horses, ranging from my gentle Dreamer, who only walks, to my mare, who knows her maneuvers and can perform many of them.  The rate is $60/hour, which includes horse preparation. The schedule is flexible; people can contact me at 514-217-5187 to schedule their lessons, and my horses give a maximum of 3 hours of lessons per day.  As for facilities, I have a 60-foot round pen as well as a fenced 100×200-foot outdoor arena. Lessons begin as soon as the weather permits, usually around April, and end around November when it gets too cold.