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Frequently Asked Questions
General
Horseback Riding
Horse Sales
Bookings can be made through our services page on our website, www.diamondpbarranch.ca, or by contacting us directly.
From time to time, Diamond P Bar Ranch offers horses for sale. Please check out our website or contact us to inquire about current availability.
Payment is required in full at the time of booking and can be made online, through a payment link, or by invoice using Apple Pay, Google Pay, or any major credit card. All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD).
We do not accept deposits or offer payment plans. Horses and hay must be paid for in full before leaving the property.
Tips for our guides are welcome and greatly appreciated.
For the safety of our horses, guests, and other animals, pets are not permitted. Spectator policies vary by activity, so please contact us in advance if family or friends wish to attend.
For Services: Yes.
For Hay Sales: A restock email will be sent to those who have requested one from the Hay Sales section.
For Horse Sales: No, we do not. Due to the volume of daily inquiries, we are unable to respond to individual requests for foals or horses in a fair and timely manner. All available foals and horses are posted on our social media channels and website as they become available. We also share updates during foal watch and provide information on which mares we are monitoring. Once decisions are made, our website is updated accordingly to reflect horses available for sale.
Horseback riding is a fun and rewarding activity, but it does involve inherent risks. While Diamond P Bar Ranch provides well-trained horses, experienced guides, and maintained trails, horses and natural environments can be unpredictable. All riders must sign a liability waiver before participating. Riders under 19 years of age must have the waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian.
It is common to see a variety of wildlife on trail rides in the Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement. Wildlife should always be observed cautiously and from a safe distance. Common sightings include deer, elk, moose, fox, coyote, beaver, black bear, and a wide variety of birds.
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