Approved by the Equestrian Federation of Finland, the riding school offers lessons outdoors, in an indoor arena and on trails. Its roughly 25 horses include Finnhorses, ponies and part-breds. The stable was built as a parish cowshed in the 1870s, renovated in the late 1990s and extended to 26 stalls in 2012.
Multi-day summer camps cater for beginners and riders interested in jumping. Five-day camps include about ten hours of riding, meals and accommodation. The lit outdoor arena measures about 28 × 48 metres; the sand-surfaced indoor arena is 24 × 50 metres and has a gallery. The horse-only Kuhmoisten Kopse forest trail starts alongside. A sauna cabin built in 2018 stands by Lake Mällykäinen, where riders can swim, take horses swimming and try paddleboarding. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
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