At the heart of it all: Therapy and inclusion

Founded in 2012 as a non-profit organization, the Kolan Equestrian Club is dedicated to promoting and providing equine-assisted therapy. Specially trained Icelandic horses provide invaluable support and rehabilitation for children with developmental disabilities and people with disabilities. Through the warmth, rhythm, and movement of the horse's gait, participants develop motor skills, boost their self-confidence, and find emotional peace. Every smile in the saddle is a testament to the importance of community inclusion.

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Petting zoo adventure and outdoor fun

The Happy Horse family farm is a true children's wonderland and the perfect destination for a weekend trip. In our petting zoo, visitors can get up close, pet, and feed farm animals like sheep, goats, and ducks. They are joined by exotic, photogenic residents—charming llamas and playful kangaroos. The entire property is designed for family enjoyment, so children can explore the large playground, jump on trampolines, or enjoy a safe ride in our kids' buggies.

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Unforgettable birthday parties and group visits

For a stress-free birthday celebration, our dedicated party area has everything you need. Birthday packages include guided horse or pony rides tailored to the age of the birthday child and their guests, private use of sports facilities like the small soccer field, the playground, and trampolines, as well as a cheerfully decorated space with snacks, drinks, and tableware provided. Additionally, we organize educational workshops and group visits for kindergartens and schools, encouraging children to develop healthy habits and empathy for nature.

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Relaxing in nature

While children play safely and learn about animals under expert supervision, adults can relax in the pleasant atmosphere of our café area with a selection of hot and cold drinks. The Kolan Club and Happy Horse farm operate on the principles of social entrepreneurship – every visit directly supports the maintenance of the estate, the care of the animals, and the provision of free therapeutic programs.