What age range is appropriate for Homeschool Day?

The program is designed for children ages 5 to 18, with all minors requiring adult supervision.

Do I need prior horse experience to participate?

No prior experience is needed; the staff provides expert guidance for beginners.

Is riding included or optional during the day?

Riding may be part of the day depending on availability and weather, but the primary focus is grooming and education.

What should participants wear?

Long pants and closed-toe shoes are required, plus weather-appropriate layers.

Are there indoor activities if weather is poor?

Yes, crafting and anatomy lessons provide engaging indoor alternatives.

How do I book a spot for Homeschool Day?

Reservations are required and can be made through the booking link provided by BRF Stables.

Horse Homeschool Day at BRF Stables in Noblesville

Located in Noblesville, Indiana, BRF Stables offers a hands-on Homeschool Day every first Tuesday of the month at Koteewi Trails. This program invites young learners to step into the world of horses with direct, practical experiences that educate and inspire. Situated on the ranch’s wide-open grounds, the day unfolds around interactions with BRF’s trained horses, providing a close-up look at these powerful animals beyond typical petting zoo fare.

Koteewi Trails is rich in natural Indiana landscapes—rolling meadows fringed by mature hardwood forests and trails that track the gentle curves of the White River basin. The area’s mix of oak, hickory, and maple creates a textured backdrop for the equine activities. BRF Stables has cultivated an environment where young equestrians and horse enthusiasts can learn in safety and comfort.

During Homeschool Day, participants receive expert guidance on essential grooming techniques, including brushing, cleaning hooves, and mane care. These skills foster an intimate connection with the horses while teaching responsibility and animal welfare. Lessons on horse anatomy — from the strong withers down to the sensitive fetlocks — break down equine biology in an accessible way, encouraging deeper respect and curiosity.

Beyond grooming and anatomy, attendees engage in hands-on activities that enrich understanding of horse behavior, health, and care. When weather limits outdoor sessions, crafting projects tied to equine themes keep the experience fresh and engaging. The small-group setting supports personalized attention from experienced staff, guaranteeing a supportive environment for all participants.

BRF Stables stands out in the local outdoor recreation scene by blending education with direct animal interaction, filling a niche for homeschooling families and curious kids in the Noblesville region. The Homeschool Day connects youth to both nature and critical life skills like empathy, patience, and physical confidence. This unique mix of learning, hands-on care, and equestrian exposure makes BRF an essential stop for families seeking an enriching outdoor adventure that goes beyond trails and playgrounds.