Pony Tales

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for all ages, no physical exertion required

Overview

Discover the magic of Pony Tales at Jester Park Equestrian Center, where children connect with gentle ponies amidst scenic surroundings. Perfect for family outings, this activity blends storytelling with outdoor fun in a picturesque setting.

Granger, Iowa

Pony Tales

Free | All Ages | Register Now!

Select participants and date

Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Immerse yourself in a delightful pony-themed story as the ponies of the Equestrian Center listen along. After the tale, enjoy an interactive meet and greet with these charming creatures. Bring a blanket or chair to relax outdoors, making for a unique and memorable experience in a picturesque setting.

Enjoy listening to a pony-themed story while the ponies of the Equestrian Center are listening nearby. A pony meet and greet will follow! We will meet at the outdoor picnic shelter or the arena concourse, depending on the weather. Bring a blanket or camp chair to spread out on the lawn.

Free | No registration required but is encouraged

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for the best spots

Getting there early ensures you secure comfortable seating and a good view for the storytelling session.

Bring outdoor comfort essentials

Pack blankets or lawn chairs to relax comfortably during the outdoor storytelling.

Check the weather forecast

Since sessions are outdoors, good weather makes for a better experience; bring rain gear if needed.

Assist with pony introductions

Encourage children to gently interact with the ponies before the story begins for a more engaging experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great blue herons
Eastern box turtles

History

Jester Park Equestrian Center has been serving the community with horseback riding and outdoor programs since its establishment, promoting outdoor recreation in Iowa.

Conservation

The center emphasizes sustainable outdoor activities, ensuring that natural habitats are preserved for wildlife while providing educational opportunities about local ecosystems.