Front and rear lights are also required for night rides. Wagons: Fluorescent triangles are required on all wagons.Picnic tables and tethering poles have been added at Colson Overlook, “Blue Hole,” and the Homeplace 1850s Working Farm and Living History Museum for your convenience. Tethering: Tether horses so they cannot chew bark off trees damage to trees is punishable with a maximum fine of $1,000.Stables: Check out our seasonal horse riding stables.Please take notice of Campground Boundary signs and leash pets at this point when returning to camp. Pets: Pets must be on a leash of 6 feet or less and under physical control while in campground.Please check our Alerts page for trail closures or call ahead to check hunt dates and areas open to horseback riding. Deer Hunting Season: We host hunters with firearms during deer season in October and November trails may be restricted.Adopt-a-Trail: Please inquire at the gatehouse about Wranglers’ Adopt-a-Trail Program and pick up free litter bags.Annual permits can be purchased at the gatehouse only. Daily permits may also be purchased online. You can purchase these permits from the gatehouse. Permits: Open year round for trail riding, Wranglers offers Annual Permits - for $100, good from January 1 through December 31, and Daily Trailer Permits for $10.Know the rules horses are restricted from some areas on Land Between the Lakes. You must display your camping or day-use permit. Know the Rules: You may trailer your horses to other areas to ride.Horse riders can travel along backcountry roads and authorized trails. Where to Ride: Our horse and wagon trails lead to some of the most scenic spots at Land Between the Lakes.

Golden grove farm camp site