We are getting close to our annual LIVE NATIVITY PLAY at WildeWood Farm, and we would love for you to join us!
Come experience the story of that very first Christmas through a live theatrical production featuring actors, beautiful costumes, live animals, and the natural beauty of our farm.

This is a seated performance, not a walk-through nativity. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the entire Christmas story as it unfolds before you. The production lasts approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
Bring your family, invite your friends, and take a little time away from the hustle and bustle of the season to remember the true meaning of Christmas.
All proceeds benefit our nonprofit, The Mane Event Equine Therapy, Inc.
We look forward to sharing this special tradition with you!
From all of us at WildeWood Farm
We are getting close to our annual LIVE NATIVITY PLAY at WildeWood Farm, and we would love for you to join us!
Come experience the story of that very first Christmas through a live theatrical production featuring actors, beautiful costumes, live animals, and the natural beauty of our farm.

This is a seated performance, not a walk-through nativity. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the entire Christmas story as it unfolds before you. The production lasts approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
Bring your family, invite your friends, and take a little time away from the hustle and bustle of the season to remember the true meaning of Christmas.
All proceeds benefit our nonprofit, The Mane Event Equine Therapy, Inc.
We look forward to sharing this special tradition with you!
From all of us at WildeWood Farm

Learning to ride a horse is one of life’s greatest joys. There is something special about building a relationship with such a magnificent animal while surrounded by the beauty of nature. Whether your lesson is the perfect way to let the stress of the day melt away or the best way to begin your morning, time at the farm offers a chance to step away from the noise of everyday life and simply breathe. Do something for yourself. Come ride.
Riding is also a wonderful combination of physical exercise and mental focus. It requires strength, timing, balance, coordination, and concentration – all while working in partnership with a 1,000-pound animal who has thoughts and feelings of his own! It is a workout, a connection with nature, and, at times, a reflective and almost meditative experience. Every lesson is an opportunity to challenge your body, clear your mind, and build a relationship with your horse.
At WildeWood Farm, we welcome both children ages 5 and older and adults under 205 pounds who want to experience the joy of horses. Our year-round lesson program teaches not only how to ride, but also safety, horsemanship, responsibility, and the art of building a true partnership with a horse.
Beginning in September, our Little Riders Pony Adventures program will offer a special introduction to the world of horses for our youngest horse lovers. No matter your age or experience, there is a place for you here at WildeWood Farm.

WildeWood Farm, Inc. is a privately-owned and operated farm in Cumming, Georgia. We offer riding lessons, camps, birthday and educational opportunities for people of all ages.
At Wildewood Farm, we offer more than traditional riding lessons. Our programs include therapeutic horsemanship for at-risk youth, summer camps for children, and innovative corporate leadership training that helps executives develop emotional intelligence and team dynamics through equine-assisted learning. Whether you’re seeking personal growth, family activities, or professional development, our farm provides transformative experiences.
New! Little Riders – Pony Adventures at WildeWood Farm
A gentle, confidence-building introduction to horses for toddlers aged 2 – 4 years old. See Details
View Camp Dates | Early Bird Discount Available! | Fall & Winter Dates
We use the Sawyer platform for our camp registrations. You will be asked to create a Sawyer account while registering for your camp experience.






If you love horses and you’re in the Cumming area, we’d love to have you visit! We offer horse riding lessons, kids’ entertainment, and a fun day camp that gets children outdoors and connecting with animals. Whether your little one is just starting out with their first riding lesson or you’re looking for a memorable farm experience, we’re here to make it happen.
We’ve been doing this for nearly 30 years, and honestly, it’s in our blood – our family has been riding for generations. We started WildeWood Farm back in 1996 right here in Cumming, Georgia, and over the years, we’ve grown and evolved in the most natural way. The farm is run by 3 generations of farmers – it’s still very much a family business, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. We can’t wait to share our love of horses and farm life with you and your family! Learn more about WildeWood Farm.
Want a peaceful farm visit with the family? We welcome self-guided tours — no experience needed!
When: Mondays, Thursday, from (3:00 PM – 7:00 PM) or Saturdays 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (no Sundays)
What: Walk along the fence lines, see animals over the fence, take photos
Pony rides: Available with booked birthday parties only
Safety: Stay outside fences, please don’t feed/pet horses, and supervise kids, no dogs – leave them at home!
Donations: Appreciated to support animal care—thank you!
Please contact us before you come so we can share parking details.
We can’t wait to see you at WildeWood Farm!
The first book of 365 stories, From His Heart to Mine, a Story a Day to Bless Your Life, is now available on Amazon. Learn about the new book, and visit Hannah’s Author website.
“We are at the end of my first year of daily stories. When it was impressed upon me to write a story every day for a year, I wondered what in the world I would actually use as content.
I had to trust that the Author of all the great stories would impress upon my heart what He wanted me to say every day.”
WildeWood Farm is proud to have been voted “Best in Forsyth” by our community for five years in a row!
From 2021 through 2026, we have been voted: