We are LIVE for our 2026 Season
Come feel the magic of horses!
Whether you want to ride or just interact with a horse,
Dunrovin has the program for you!
Trail Rides - All rides from the ranch are available for riders eight years old and up. You must be twelve years of age or older to join off-site rides.
Horsing Around - Other horse activities include Traditional and Therapeutic mounted or unmounted lessons, meet and greets, birthday parties.
Summer Programs - Summer camps and clinics, or learning opportunities, for all ages.
Please note that Dunrovin does not offer unsupervised horse activities (horse rentals).
A note on prices: The cost of maintaining horses in Western Montana has risen dramatically in the past several years, which has unfortunately made it necessary for Dunrovin to raise its 2026 prices.
Trail Ride Requirements:
- The minimum age for trail rides is 8 years old
- Helmets (provided) must be worn by every rider, long pants strongly recommended
- Closed-toe shoes are required, with a small heel is preferred
- We have a maximum weight of 230 lbs. for all riding activities, for safety and liability
- All participants and riders on property must sign the Dunrovin Liability Waiver.
All trail rides begin with an introduction to your equine partner and a short tutorial on how to best communicate with him/her.
Please note that our public trail rides are available to people with various horsemanship abilities and experiences. Trail Rides booked through this website are public and may include different groups of people with very different horsemanship abilities and skills. All public rides proceed at a pace that is comfortable for the least experienced rider.
The off-site rides require a group of at least two riders and a maximum of five riders.
Ride through the ranch and along the west side of the Bitterroot River where you may see any number of different birds and encounter deer or other wildlife. This is a great choice for riders with any level of experience including but not limited to first timers!
Let your steady stead give you the thrill of riding across the beautiful Bitterroot River and through the mixed forest on the east side where wildlife abounds. Some riding experience is recommended, but not required!
Advenure off property a short distance to a Lolo National Forest trailhead where you will step through varied forest types with great mountain views. We'll stop along the way to take a breath, enjoy the scenery and serenity of the mountains and to eat a hearty saddle packed lunch the ranch provides. This trip is around 4 hours of riding time and not recommended for first timers. Dismounting and remounting on the trail will be required. There is a 2 person minimum and riders must be 12 or older.
Resevations must be made with at least 48 hours notice, by phone or email.
The Horsing Around Section offers horse activities other than trail rides for both children and adults.
Other equine activities are:
- Traditional and Therapeutic Lessons, mounted and unmounted
- Child and Adult Camps
- Meet and Greets
- Birthday Parties
- Clinics
Horsing Around Requirements:
- We have a maximum weight of 230 lbs. for all riding activities, for safety and liability
- Helmets (provided) must be worn by every rider, long pants strongly recommended
- Participants in horse-related activities must wear closed-toe shoes (no sandals), a small heel is preferred for riding activities
- All participants must sign the Dunrovin Liability Waiver
Horsemanship lessons include the entire process of catching, haltering, grooming, tacking, then riding. Lessons are one hour total, half hour lessons are also available.
Therapeutic/Adaptive horsemanship lessons are dedicated towards assisting riders with physical, emotional, mental, or developmental challenges, gain life and equine related skills through horsemanship. Lessons are one hour total, half-hour lessons are also available.
Sign up for a package of four to six lessons and get a 10% discount!
Please call or email to schedule either type of lesson or inquire about packages!
The two-hours of party time accommodate groups of up to 20 people, with 6 kids rides included. Our non-riding activities include grooming, leading, feeding, and possibly bathing or painting. You are encouraged to bring a cake and snacks! We have picnic tables and lawn areas for your use.
Additional hours, up to 2 hours, are priced at $200/hour and can be accommodated based on availability. Additional arena rides are priced at $50/rider, up to a total of 3 additional riders. Birthday rides are for ages 4-15.
Please call or email to schedule a Birthday Party!
This meet and greet experience is open to all ages, but geared towards young or nervous cowboys and cowgirls that may not quite be ready to ride. We want to give the opportunity to everyone to meet and interact with our friendly horses, ponies, and donkeys. This is the perfect way to allow small children to improve confidence while being able to enjoy the presence of these magnificent animals at their own pace. We will work with you to put together an agenda of activities that may include petting, grooming, leading, feeding the animals, and/or a short pony (hand-led) ride in our arena or round pen. Our minimum age for riding is 3 years old.
A meet and greet experience is scheduled for 45 minutes.
Please call or email to schedule a Meet and Greet Session!
Summer Horse Camps 2026

Participating in a horse camp is a great way to build a child’s self-confidence and help them develop good decision making skills. Horse camp promotes independence while the child learns responsibility and teamwork. It is a great place to build bonds and friendships to last a lifetime!
- The age for campers is 8 - 17 years old.
- Camp days run from 9am until 4pm, Monday through Friday.
- Children should be dropped off no earlier than 9am and picked up no later than 4pm. If running late, notice is required.
- Camps consist of many hours in the saddle (around 4 a day!), learning all about what it takes to care for horses, horse parts, horsemanship, feeding, grooming, washing, manure scooping, etc. The campers may also have the to opportunity to play ranch games, swim in the Bitterroot River, and participate in arts & crafts and nature education.
- Children are required to bring their own lunches and water bottles. Snacks of a nut-free variety are provided, as well as water.

Camp Week #1: June 8 - June 12
Camp Week #2: July 13 - July 17
You can bet that June and July will bring hot weather, which means time to cool off and play in the Bitterroot River! Maybe even your horse will join!

Camp Week #3: August 10 - 14
This is the last camp week of the summer! We end this camp with a family evening cook out on Friday, at the time of pick up. The children will get to introduce their horses to their family members as well as demonstrate some of the awesome skills they learned throughout the week!
You can register your child by clicking on the desired session, making your payment, downloading the 2026 Horse Camp Registration Form, and emailing it back to dunrovin@gmail.com
***Camp spots are first come, first serve. We will be accepting a $200.00 deposit for registrations until April 1st. Remainder of payment due the 1st of the month of your camp. Make Deposit
Camp spots booked after April 1st will require the full amount at booking. Once all 12 spots are full, there will be a waitlist.
Adult Ranch Day Camps 2026
Come join us to play Cowgirl or Cowboy for a day! We are offering the horse camp experience to adults as well as children! Joining a Ranch Camp Day is a great way to build connection, understanding of the life of a horseperson, and to have a super fun time being around horses. It is a great place to build bonds, practice teamwork and create friendships to last a lifetime!
- The minimum age for adult campers is 18 years old
- Camp days run from 8am until 2pm
- This Camp includes multiple hours in the saddle, experience of day to day operations to run a horse ranch, horse nutrition and health, horsemanship and horse cuddles. Campers may also have the opportunity to float or swim in the Bitterroot River
- Campers are encouraged to bring their own water bottles and snacks. Refreshments and a lunch will be provided

