Family owned horseback riding farm situated 7 km from Bucharest and 18 km from old downtown sided by the forest, it offers an unique charm, peaceful location for a short stop or a longer holiday. UKRAINE WELCOMED While at the farm, you can enjoy your first horseback ride lessons provided by experienced trainers and hunt our free range chicken's eggs in the morning. Pet friendly. We are passionate for carrying animals and we rescue. We love to meet people share experience and make new friends. We own 15 horses, half of them are rescued, among them a sweet donkey called Tornado, while the others are trained school horses. All are well socialized with children and adults of all ages, calm and used to get treats (such as carrots) from our guests. If you would like to come away with a new understanding of animals and how to best care for them, this is the best place to be. We treat animals like part of the community and put their welfare first. We have expertise in living with, working with, caring about animals and promote the responsible interactions with animals.

The chalets are right by the horses, so you'll have the chance to see them all around the clock, what an experience, isn't it? Expect simplicity in the room, but good quality sleep is granted by the outdoor activities you can enjoy at the farm. 3 ha garden property with trees and grass and an large outdoor playground for your kids and pets is waiting for you. Enjoy your mornings with a good coffee while watching the sunrise and the horses on the pasture from the patio. We offer on request local products breakfast of eggs, cheese and fresh vegetables and traditional meals cooked on the cauldron on fireworks. Cycling and fishing facilities on request, evening campfire. Guest access We'll welcome you at the farm, our home is at the property, too. Airport pick up can be arranged on request. Guests are required to conduct themselves in a manner that ensures the safety of themselves, the animals, and others.

Ganeasa fishing pond is located 2 km away, at 3 km there is the Pasarea Monastery (built in 1813), and at 7 km, in Branesti, you can visit the archeological site in the middle of Brănești Lake and the archeological site from Vadu Anei (Geto-Dacian settlement)