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Horse boarding in Asheville, NC

3 stables in Asheville board horses, out of 9 stables we list in the city. Each one is here because its own website or a customer review says so, and the proof is shown with each stable. Sorted by Google rating × number of reviews. Open-now times come from Google; call the stable before you go.

Crouse Equestrian

60 Velvet Ridge Ln

LessonsBoardingEnglish
4.8Rating
41Reviews
5Services

If you’re wanting to know your horse is getting the love and care it needs while boarding, I’ve seen firsthand that these horses always come first.

From a Google review

The stable's website says so too.

Willow Creek Horse Farm

362 Onteora Blvd

LessonsBoardingBeginners
4.3Rating
22Reviews
6Services
Boarding: per the stable's website

Cedar Hill Farm

25 Cedar Farm Rd

Trail ridesBoardingSummer camps
4.4Rating
14Reviews
3Services

I have been boarding my horse at Cedar Hill Farm for more than a year and could not be more happy.

★★★★★ Kim, May 2012

The stable's website says so too.

Choosing a boarding barn in Asheville

  1. Visit more than one barn. Go at different times of day, and watch a feeding if you can.
  2. Ask what the board includes. Full, partial, self-care or pasture board: who feeds, who cleans stalls, who handles turnout. Get it in writing.
  3. Check the basics. Clean water, sound fencing and gates, stalls with clean bedding, and the condition of the horses already there.
  4. Ask about care. The feed program, which vets and farriers come out, and who calls you in an emergency.
  5. Read the contract at home. What is included and extra, the notice to leave, rules for outside trainers, and the liability terms.

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6 other stables in Asheville don't show proof of boarding, so they aren't listed here. See every riding stable in Asheville →

Horse boarding elsewhere in North Carolina

250 stables in North Carolina board horses.