A Natural Escape
From the Everyday
Build confidence. Learn horsemanship. Make connections.
Whether you’re discovering horses for the first time or finding your way back to the saddle, there’s a place for you at 7 Oaks Stables.
The world melts away as
I pull through the gates.
Regardless of what else is happening in life, my day immediately gets better when I pull up to the gates, and I leave feeling refreshed after spending time with my horse.
— Morgan (leasee)
Welcome to 7 Oaks
Your escape without leaving the city.
Whether your child is holding the reins for the first time or rebuilding confidence after a difficult experience. Maybe you’re an adult ready to return to the saddle—or finally try something new—there’s a place for you here.
At 7 Oaks, riding is personal. Our instructors meet each rider where they are, creating lessons that are safe, rewarding, and built around the individual horse and rider.
It’s a little escape from the everyday—without ever leaving the city.
Come ride. Come reconnect. Come find your place at 7 Oaks.
Our Facility
Enjoy riding under the covered arena with premium footing for a safe, enjoyable ride for both you & the horse. It’s an oasis tucked away just outside the perimeter for you to enjoy.
Parents Perspective
“Since taking weekly lessons, we’ve noticed our daughter has gained confidence (both riding and in life) and has greater emotional resilience.”
Who We Are
Built From a Love of Horses
7 Oaks Stables began with a simple dream: create a place where people could experience the same connection, confidence, and joy that horses have given us throughout our lives.
Robert and Tessa Swarthout built 7 Oaks in metro Atlanta to bring that experience closer to home—a welcoming place where kids and adults can learn, ride, grow, and simply enjoy being around horses.
From lessons and leasing to unique horse experiences and community events, everything we do is centered around one thing: creating meaningful connections between people and horses.
We'd love to have you be part of it.
“There is nothing impossible to
him who will try.”
— Alexander the Great