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 The CentreParc-Le-Breos is a family run centre with over 35 years experience. It is sited around a 19th century hunting lodge set in 70 peacefull acres once the deer park of William de Breos Norman Lord of Gower.Reached by a mile long drive that meanders through woodland glades carpeted with wild flowers and bluebells in spring and surrounded by 450 acres of deciduous woodland. |
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 Your riding holidayGower was Britains first designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The variety of scenery includes miles of sandy beaches, magnificent limestone cliffs,  salt and freshwater marshes, woodland and moorland. Our heart of the peninsula location, the rich scenery, abundant wildlife and vast areas of common land means we can offer you some of the most interesting and scenic rides in the country.Our award winning guides have an unrivalled knowledge of the best trails, the local conditions and off course the temperements of their horses. They will also share with you their knowledge of the local culture, history and traditions in a pleasurable atmosphere. |
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 The riding day starts at 10 a.m. when one of our experienced staff match one of our well mannered ponies to your ability. There follows a period of bonding when everyone gets hands on experience of getting their ponies ready. After an informal instruction the ride moves off at approx 11.30 stopping for lunch at beaches, picturesque villages or country pubs to return at approximately 4p.m.People of all ages and experience find our rides enjoyable. The pace is mostly walking and trotting with arranged canters for the more experienced. |
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 Book a day weekend or week or tailor a break to your own requirements. Some weeks of the year are set aside for courses in basic horsemanship, stable management, or preperation for show jumping and cross country.We welcome non riding partners and friends. Ride as a family or just send your children. while you pursue other interests. |
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| Essential Equipment Warm and waterproof clothes suitable for a day in the outdoors. Most important strong shoes and boots having a small heel and non ribbed sole. Hard hats are essential and are provided. A small rucksack for carrying lunch swimwear and a torch for early and late holidays. |
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