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Carlton Reserve
With over 90 miles of trails, you will get a full experience out of the Carlton!
Experienced riders can call to make a reservation if you would like to ride out here! 941-626-6787
Historic Cowboy Camp ride or Myakka River Picnic ride
(Both rides include a picnic lunch)
Thank you Sherm and Linda for your gracious hospitality and for showing us around!
Click HERE to go to the Friends of the Carlton website
Here are some great pics from the Carlton Reserve....
Experienced riders can call to make a reservation if you would like to ride out here! 941-626-6787
Historic Cowboy Camp ride or Myakka River Picnic ride
(Both rides include a picnic lunch)
$250 for a single rider
$190 ea for 2 riders
$180 each for 3 riders
$165 each for 4 or 5 riders (5 rider maximum)
$190 ea for 2 riders
$180 each for 3 riders
$165 each for 4 or 5 riders (5 rider maximum)
Click HERE to go to the Friends of the Carlton website
Here are some great pics from the Carlton Reserve....
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Jane and Jag getting ready to hit the trail for our first ride at the Carlton |
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A nice shot of the beautiful, shady red trail |
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A very pretty spot on the Jordan parcel |
The new Cowboy Camp puts you back in the day....
You are sure to see plenty of wildlife out here!
If you have your own horses, the trails are open for you to ride. There are maps at the trail head and a sign in sheet so that Ranger Rick knows you are out there.
Negative Coggins Required.
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Take a look at the beautiful new 12 stall barn.... constructed by volunteers from the surrounding trees! |
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The dinner bell will ring out from the cook shack when the grub is ready! |
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The quaint bunk house offers a nice place to sleep if you didn't bring a tent! |
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The nearby windmill supplies fresh water for the horses. |
You are sure to see plenty of wildlife out here!
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The lazy gators sun themselves on a cool day. (Don't worry, we used a zoom lens to get this close up shot!) |
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Armadillos are everywhere! These fellas are sure cute, but they don't seem to be the smartest kids on the block! |
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The deer are plentiful too. It is really fun to watch them run through the open fields. |
If you have your own horses, the trails are open for you to ride. There are maps at the trail head and a sign in sheet so that Ranger Rick knows you are out there.
Negative Coggins Required.
