Please note, SSF is a lesson barn and does not offer trail rides.
Welcome to Stepping Stone Farms School of Horsemanship
Stepping Stone Farms is a non-profit horse rescue and equestrian facility in Franksville that serves the needs of people in the South East Wisconsin area. In our Equine Assisted Coaching programs, people experience physical and emotional healing through riding and interacting with the horses, which can improve his or her self-esteem, relationship skills and quality of life. Stepping Stone Farms has been a shining forerunner in the Southeastern Wisconsin horse community since 2004.
Stepping Stone Farms School of Horsemanship offers programming for children & adults.
Driven by the passion to provide a professional outlet for the broadening of young minds, Stepping Stone Farms addresses the community need to reach out to at-risk youth. Recognized by several local organizations, this ambitious non-profit organization constantly furthers its reach.
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- Funding - We are ever so grateful for one time donations, scheduled monthly donations or the sponsorship of a specific horse. Donations may be made on our "Donate" page through Pay Pal or a credit card. You may also mail checks to our address:
Stepping Stone Farms School of Horsemanship
1439 92nd Street Franksville, WI 53126
- Volunteering - We need people (skilled and unskilled in horse care) who can assist in lessons, the care of horses and the upkeep of our facilities. Find out more on our “Volunteering" page.
- Donating supplies - We have an ongoing need for good quality hay, shavings, etc. Check out our Wish List on our "Donate" page.
- Word of Mouth! - We spend most of our days working our "real" jobs or in the barn scooping poop and providing care to the horses! We need your help to get our message out.
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To find out more about riding lessons, day camp, team building workshops or our services, please email us at lia@steppingstonefarms.org.
A great video by one of our awesome volunteers reflecting on how horses can help while we deal with COVID-19.
Whether you are a rider, spectator or volunteer, proper footwear is required. No flip flops, sandals or other open toed shoes are allowed on the property.
Please do not bring dogs to the farm. Thank you!
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