The HoneyCreek Horse Camp provides more beautiful scenery in just a half-day’s ride, than you’ll find anywhere.  There are numerous views along the trails, including beautiful cliffs and creek crossings.  The natural arch formation and Potter's Cave are only a 10-minute ride/walk from camp.  For the die-hards, the Mt. Helen trail connects up to over 150 miles of equestrian trails within the Big South National Park.  Within 30-minutes from camp, you can be riding along the beautiful White Oak River.  The White Oak runs along the old O&W Railroad bed which served the old mining and timber camps in the late 1800’s - early 1900’s, and has since been turned into part of the park's equestrian trail system.

We are frequently asked, “Is there enough riding for a full week’s stay?”   This is a fairly hard question to answer and depends on your mount and riding style.  So I’ll give you and example:  I ride a fast/gaited walking horse.  I can ride 8 to 10 hours a day, at a humane pace with reasonable rests, and can almost cover the “local” trail system within 5 days, with very little backtracking.  If you like to ride 4 to 5 hours a day, you will have no problem finding new trails and places to go – with a full week’s stay; and still remain within a sensible distance from camp.  There are many trail loops, ranging from 3 miles to 30 miles, and all are marked very well.  There are three (3) different directions from which to leave camp, allowing for a different route of return.  There are no paved or public roads to cross within the scope of the trail system local to our camp.