Welcome to Gingas Gård

Gingas Gård is our little pony farm in Småland, at the southern end of Åsnen National Park. We bought the farm in 2024 and moved from Switzerland to southern Sweden. Now we’re building our dream here for both people and animals.

At Gingas Gård, children and their parents can join Angelika and our ponies Get out into nature and experience adventurous paths. For adults, we offer Vision Walks – Angelika's method of finding answers to life's questions with horses.

I'm Farm shop We sell strawberries, vegetables and eggs, which we produce sustainably and with a lot of passion on our land. You will also find a selection of other useful items.

Pony Experience – out into nature with our ponies.

Gingas Gård offers people of all ages the chance to spend time with our animals. The focus is on treating the animals with respect and care, and on enjoying the experience of being with them in Sweden’s beautiful natural surroundings.

Enjoy the wonderful nature of Sweden with your whole family and your ponies? Grooming the ponies, preparing them, and then trekking through the forests with them? An unforgettable experience for the whole family.

The ponies are the heart of our little pony paradise in southern Sweden.

Our ponies are very dear to us, and each one has a unique – and often rather headstrong – personality. We want our ponies to continue enjoying their work at Gingas Gård for a long time to come, which is why we deploy them for our pony experiences in a considered manner, in line with their capabilities. As a result, we have limited capacity each day, and our ponies are also given deliberately scheduled rest days.

If you are interested in one of our offers, please contact us as early as possible so we can find a time for you. 

So that we can take enough time for all our guests, big and small, we do not offer spontaneous rides. Our activities are only available by booking in advance. All our rides are guided by us. 

Vision Walk – a visionary walk with a horse

Are you facing an important decision? Thinking about changing your job, starting over, or perhaps even emigrating? But there's still that uncertainty within you about whether it's truly the right thing for you? Are you going through a lot of changes right now, or is there an issue that's been bothering you for a long time?

A vision quest at the side of a horse, and accompanied by me, guiding you, can help with that.

The Vision Walk invites you to pause and reconnect with yourself. Amidst the tranquillity of the Swedish countryside and in the company of a horse, a space is created where you can find your centre and gain new clarity.

Horses are very sensitive creatures. They perceive the smallest changes in body language and emotion and react to them immediately. It's not about right or wrong, but about an honest and non-judgmental reflection of what is present at the moment.

In the encounter with the horse, through getting to know it, grooming it, and a shared walk, a connection is built step by step. You are invited to step off the carousel of thoughts and reconnect with your senses/feelings.

The nature and presence of the horse support you in grounding yourself and making space for your own inner voice. Answers don't need to be sought, they can simply emerge.

If you feel this appeals to you, I’d be happy to guide you on your journey. No previous experience with horses is required for the Vision Walk, and there’s no riding involved.

Fresh vegetables and strawberries
from our sustainable production.

Gingas Farm Shop – Healthy food from healthy soil.

At Gingas Garden, we put our heart and soul – and a lot of hard work – into growing a variety of vegetables and fruit – both for ourselves and for sale in our farm shop.

In Spring 2026, we began cultivating various strawberry varieties. Alongside these, many different vegetables grow in a compact space. We fundamentally operate according to the principles of a market garden, meaning great diversity in a small area.

We place particular importance on the ecological management of our most important livelihood, the soil. That is why we do not use any chemical pesticides or artificial fertilisers. The nutrients we add to the soil are always produced by ourselves. We make compost from the manure of our horses and chickens and then spread this on the beds. In this way, we are working step by step towards a complete nutrient cycle on the farm and avoiding unnecessary waste and transport.

The result is juicy, flavourful strawberries and fresh vegetables of all kinds – from potatoes and onions to tomatoes, courgettes and chillies. We keep a small part of the harvest for ourselves and eat healthily from it all year round. The largest part, however, we mainly sell in our farm shop during the summer.

Our farm shop is open from around Midsummer until the end of September. You can help yourself in the shop – we believe in mutual trust. If you have any questions, you'll usually find us somewhere with the horses or in the garden.