Come with your horse, and travel as one
Quiet miles of private pasture and forest trails unfold and carry you onward to the winding backroads of southern Vermont
Boarding & Shelter
Private, sheltered paddock with run-in
Up to two indoor stalls available
Bedding
Pine shavings provided
Space to Work & Move
30’ × 70’ paddock for groundwork
Feed & Essentials
Home-grown second cut hay — $10 per square bale
Hay feeders and bags/nets in all environments
Salt available
Fresh water at all times
Boarding Rate
$65 per day per horse
Everything in place for you and your horse
We offer a simple, well-appointed setup designed for comfort, ease, and daily rhythm—so you can focus on the ride and the experience of the land.
What to bring for a smooth and comfortable stay
A well-prepared arrival ensures your horse settles quickly and you can make the most of your time here—on the trails, in the pasture, and in rhythm with the land.
Essential Documentation
Please travel with the following, organized and readily accessible:
Current Coggins test (original or high-quality copy)
CVI (health certificate) if crossing state lines
Vaccination records, including Flu/Rhino within the past 6 months
Emergency contacts (your veterinarian and a local contact if available)
Insurance documentation, if applicable
Feed & Hydration (if required)
If your horse has specific dietary needs:
Hay (bring extra to avoid abrupt changes)
Grain and supplements, ideally pre-portioned
Horse Comfort & Care
Blankets or sheets (weather can shift, even in warmer months)
Grooming kit (brushes, hoof pick, fly spray)
Basic first aid kit (thermometer, wrap, antiseptic, and any vet-approved medications)
Tack & Equipment
Halter and lead rope (plus a spare)
Saddle, pad, and bridle
Any additional equipment you prefer (e.g., lunge line)