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Horse boarding in Hillsboro, OR

6 stables in Hillsboro board horses, out of 7 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.

Anamchara Stables

21100 NW Coffey Ln

LessonsBoardingBeginners
4.4Rating
26Reviews
5Services
Boarding: mentioned in 3 customer reviews

Avalon Management Riding Lessons and Boarding

29555 NW Scotch Church Rd

LessonsBoardingBeginners
4.8Rating
23Reviews
5Services

I brought my two older mares to Avalon stables for boarding, special care and lessons last year.

From a Google review

The stable's website says so too.

Herrold Stables,LLC

32900 SW Wohler St

LessonsBoardingBeginners
4.2Rating
24Reviews
9Services

I go here everyday, because we board our horse here, and because I just love it so much and enjoy to be there.

★★★★★ Gigi, Aug 2019

The stable's website says so too.

Hepner-Hart Horse Training Stables/GlenMar Horse Camp for Kids

10556 NW 195th Ave

LessonsBoardingSummer camps
4.7Rating
14Reviews
6Services

I highly recommend Hepner-Hart Horse Training for anyone looking for riding lessons and/or horse boarding/training.

From a Google review

Santa Cruz Equestrian Center

29580 SW Farmington Rd

Boarding
4.3Rating
15Reviews
1Services

I absolutely love boarding my two horses here, and it would take a major move on my part to be willing to move my horses from here.

★★★★★ Jamie, Aug 2026

Arcadia Farm

30050 NW Scotch Church Rd

Boarding
4.6Rating
11Reviews
1Services

Donna is wonderful, she cares about her boarding horses as much as she does her own.

★★★★★ Nicole, Nov 2018

Choosing a boarding barn in Hillsboro

  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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Horse boarding elsewhere in Oregon

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