We are located in Barn 7 at Sunshine Meadows Equestrian Village in Delray Beach, Florida. An equestrian community with multiple riding arenas, track access, and miles of scenic trails.

Respect all horses and handlers—don’t touch or feed a horse that isn’t yours. Clean up after yourself and your horse (cross-ties, grooming areas, wash racks, etc.). Keep voices and behavior calm around horses—no yelling, running, or rough play. Don’t block aisles or gates—be mindful of others working around you. Follow posted signs and staff instructions at all times. Park only in designated areas for Barn 7.

Guests must be supervised at all times and are expected to follow all posted barn rules. Riders are responsible for their guests’ behavior and safety. Anyone mounting a horse on AMP Stables & Boarding's property must have a signed waiver on file.

AMP Stables & Boarding is a closed training facility. All lessons and horse use are managed in-house through approved instructors. Outside trainers must contact management at info@ampstables.com or 954-228-9165 to be considered for limited access. Approval is not guaranteed and will depend on availability, insurance requirements, and alignment with our training standards.

No. For safety and liability reasons, please do not feed, groom, ride, or interact with any horse that is not your own unless you have explicit permission from the horse’s owner and AMP Stables & Boarding staff.

No. AMP Stables is a private boarding facility and not open to the public. For safety and privacy, all visitors, including prospective boarders, must schedule an appointment to tour the property or meet with staff.

Equitation Clubs are structured educational programs designed for kids and teens who want to learn about horses—both in the saddle and on the ground. These clubs combine horsemanship, barn management, equine science, and riding instruction in a fun, supportive environment. No prior experience is necessary. We currently offer: Equitation Club (Thursdays): Our original weekly club meets on Thursdays all year long, from 9:00 AM–12:30 PM and is ideal for homeschoolers and families with flexible schedules. Students engage in structured lessons that include horse care, grooming, feeding, tack handling, and mounted instruction. Educational topics include equine anatomy, behavior, tack identification, and foundational barn management and riding. Summer Equitation Club (June): Held Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM–2:30 PM. This extended version of our regular club offers deeper engagement through rotating riding days, guest speakers, games, and themed lessons. Students may sign up by the day or week. School Holiday Clubs: Offered on select school break days and holidays throughout the year. These multi-day sessions mirror our regular club structure and are perfect for keeping kids active, learning, and off screens during school closures.

Each session includes both riding and unmounted education. Topics include grooming, tacking, feeding, barn chores, horse anatomy, behavior, tack identification, equine health, and basic first aid. Lessons often tie in science, problem-solving, and communication skills.

Yes, riding is part of our weekly curriculum, weather and safety permitting. Students typically ride in small groups for about 20 minutes and rotate through groundwork or barn activities when not mounted.

Absolutely! Equitation Club is beginner-friendly and we tailor instruction to meet students where they are, whether they’ve never touched a horse or already know their way around the barn.

Nope! We provide helmets for students who don’t have one. Riders must wear long pants and closed-toed shoes, preferably boots. No open-toed shoes, sandals, Crocs are allowed in the barn.

No. Equitation Club is a pay-as-you-go program, though discounts are available for full-month sign-ups. We do ask that you register in advance so we can plan groups, supplies, and staffing.

All Club activities are supervised by experienced equine professionals. We follow strict barn safety rules and teach horse handling with a focus on awareness and respect. Students are taught how to safely lead, groom, and tack up horses before riding.

Yes! We are a direct provider for Florida's Step Up, both the Personalized Education Program (PEP) & Unique Abilities (UA). If you're using PEP funds, make sure to note that on your registration form. Receipts can also be provided for reimbursement submission.

We offer both full board and partial board, with personalized care for every horse. Full Board includes: Daily stall cleaning and paddock turnout Shavings Quality hay and feed Secure tack room space for storage Fresh water, blanketing/fly sheet service Administration of owner-provided supplements/medications Parking for 1 two-horse trailer Partial Board includes: Stall and paddock access Shavings Hay and water (grain and supplements provided by the owner) Owner is responsible for stall cleaning, turnout at scheduled times, feeding, blanketing, and all routine care Great option for hands-on owners seeking a more involved daily role Both options include access to our riding arenas, trails, round pen, and community areas. Other services are available for additional fees: Tacking before your ride Bathing / Grooming your horse Holding for vet and farrier appointments

Boarders enjoy: Multiple riding arenas Round pens, Lounging Pens Track access On-property trails Wash racks, grooming areas, and tack storage Easy trailer access and parking On-site washing machine for horse laundry Access to the air-conditioned office, featuring: A comfortable couch Bathroom Coffee maker Refrigerator for rider use We’re proud to offer a quiet, friendly environment with the kind of thoughtful amenities that make daily barn life smoother and more enjoyable.

Email us at info@ampstables.com to check current availability or set up a tour. We’d love to learn more about your horse and help determine the best fit for your needs.