WoodWind Farm Riding Lessons and Camps
School Barn, 2910 S. Justen Road, McHenry, IL 60050
About
WoodWind Farm Riding Lessons and Camps offers saddleseat riding lessons, summer camps, days of riding, birthday parties, scouting events, in-house barn shows, and special ride night events. The program also offers time slots after Saturday lessons for a Birthday Party or Girl/Boy Scout event.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Lesson hours in 2025 include Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings, advanced lessons on Thursday late afternoons and evenings, and Saturday daytime lessons.
WoodWind Farm Riding Lessons and Camps is a family run and student oriented saddleseat riding facility operating as a full service training facility and lesson program, with year-round teaching in comfortable indoor facilities and outdoor lessons for intermediate and advanced students, weather permitting. Lessons are held later in the day to accommodate training horses or camps in the mornings, and exceptions to standard hours can be made for select students based on schedule and homeschooling. The program has two separate facilities referred to as the “School Barn” and the “Show Barn,” with the School Barn offering summer camps, days of riding, birthday parties, scouting events and more, and the Show Barn hosting advanced lessons, in-house barn shows, and special ride night events, and serving as a place where riders can purchase their next riding partner.
WoodWind Farm, a saddleseat riding facility, was established in 1980 by Bonnie Kittredge. Training at WoodWind is done by Bonnie and Megan Kittredge, who have over 100 years of combined experience in the American Saddlebred industry. Amanda Isoda is a graduate of William Woods University with a Bachelor of Equine Science and grew up showing and owning American Saddlebreds. The leadership team is listed as Bonnie Kittredge, Owner/Trainer; Megan Kittredge, Owner/Trainer; and Amanda Isoda, Caretaker. The staff are described as having been born and raised in the world of riding and as a team of dedicated and passionate individuals. WoodWind Farm states that it is family run and student oriented, is eager to introduce riders of any skill level to the world of horses, follows its safety philosophy through to its top-level show horses, and strives to achieve excellence through a variety of techniques and practices.
Last updated January 10, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Lesson hours in 2025 include Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings, advanced lessons on Thursday late afternoons and evenings, and Saturday daytime lessons.
WoodWind Farm Riding Lessons and Camps is a family run and student oriented saddleseat riding facility operating as a full service training facility and lesson program, with year-round teaching in comfortable indoor facilities and outdoor lessons for intermediate and advanced students, weather permitting. Lessons are held later in the day to accommodate training horses or camps in the mornings, and exceptions to standard hours can be made for select students based on schedule and homeschooling. The program has two separate facilities referred to as the “School Barn” and the “Show Barn,” with the School Barn offering summer camps, days of riding, birthday parties, scouting events and more, and the Show Barn hosting advanced lessons, in-house barn shows, and special ride night events, and serving as a place where riders can purchase their next riding partner.
WoodWind Farm, a saddleseat riding facility, was established in 1980 by Bonnie Kittredge. Training at WoodWind is done by Bonnie and Megan Kittredge, who have over 100 years of combined experience in the American Saddlebred industry. Amanda Isoda is a graduate of William Woods University with a Bachelor of Equine Science and grew up showing and owning American Saddlebreds. The leadership team is listed as Bonnie Kittredge, Owner/Trainer; Megan Kittredge, Owner/Trainer; and Amanda Isoda, Caretaker. The staff are described as having been born and raised in the world of riding and as a team of dedicated and passionate individuals. WoodWind Farm states that it is family run and student oriented, is eager to introduce riders of any skill level to the world of horses, follows its safety philosophy through to its top-level show horses, and strives to achieve excellence through a variety of techniques and practices.
Last updated January 10, 2026.
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