Mother-child & father-child riding holidays in the Lüneburg Heath
A riding holiday with your child is one of the finest ways to spend real quality time together – away from screens, routines and everyday distraction. At Heinshof in the Lüneburg Heath, mother-child and father-child riding holidays have been a core offering for years.
What does a parent-child riding holiday at Heinshof look like?
- Shared riding lessons with matched school horses for parent and child
- Stable work and horse grooming as a shared experience
- Guided trail rides through the Lüneburg Heath Nature Park
- Overnight stays in one of the 8 luxury holiday apartments directly on the estate
From what age can children ride at Heinshof?
Heinshof offers riding lessons for children from approximately 5 years of age. Younger children enjoy pony rides and first stable tours. Older children join regular riding lessons – group or individual, depending on level and preference.
Small groups – personal attention for every rider
Head trainer Linda Naeve-Haht and her team teach in small groups. No child gets overlooked. Parents receive equally attentive instruction. This creates a learning environment in which both parent and child feel comfortable and make real progress.
Location and getting there
Heinshof is located in Egestorf (Sahrendorf), approximately 45 minutes south of Hamburg and easily reached from Bremen and Hanover. Free parking on site. Friday arrival makes a complete riding weekend possible.

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