Boarded horses there a few years ago. Was okay for the sizes of the arenas, field to run in and…read morebarns. The limit of shavings is not great, because we knew of a horse there that'd never been in a stall before and she'd pace in her stall, she just spread it around, there was barely any shavings left. They were spread out all over her stall and the mat was exposed the next day after cleaning day. If we wanted extra shavings, we had to pay an extra $9.00 for a wheelbarrow full, but not full to the point where the shavings were spilling out. One of the main things we didn't like were the cliques and back stabbing that went on there. The manager said she wouldn't tolerate it, but wouldn't do anything about it. The staff there were pretty rude and would really only talk to you when it was time to pay rent. When it's time for the Eugene Pro Rodeo, forget on riding anywhere. Even though we couldn't ride while set up, days of rodeo and clean up, I still had to pay full rent and wasn't pro rated for the days I couldn't use the facilities. Even though there were cameras, we didn't know if they even worked, because there was a lot of theft, dumping of dirty shavings, etc. that was never followed up on. The wash rooms always had plugs with fur, mane and tail hair and feces, so you definitely had to wear rubber boots. The wash area next to an arena was for boarders and show horses that came for shows. There were signs that said to clean up after your horse but the show attendees never did. Nothing was ever done about it. I had a stall right next to the wash room and my horse was wet quite a lot and the shavings along the wall to about 2 feet in were always soaked. That made my horses stall 2 feet smaller. I still had to pay full price, even though I asked many times for a higher wall and a better seal on the inside of the wash room and the inside of my stall next to the wash room. If you're okay with one of the pros and cons, maybe this stable would be good for you. In honesty, I can't say I'd recommend it.

Rude staff. Very centered on Mountain Trail Riding and nothing else. I boarded here for a short…read moretime and they leave the main lights on 24/7, horses NEVER get any rest!! When shows are in you can forget using arenas. Morning feeder is cruel and slaps horses, and dumps there waters. BIG problem with theft.Stalls are hit and miss. The arenas are well kept up but the office staff is rude to the point of being vicious. They treat anyone they don't know with spite and malice, owner "Major" is a joke walking. I left with clear bill no board owed, found out several months later that they reported me to collections for someone elses bill!!! Inquired several times, no answer. Finally got it removed, most shows are boring and not we'll put together, as stated, Mountain Trail is what they are ALL about. I would never board here again, to many issues.

I have had the pleasure of boarding my horse here for over a year and he as thrived at Wild Rose…read moreFarm. Elsie pays excellent attention to the individual care and needs of each horse to ensure proper care. The turnout situation is one of the best I have seen among various boarding facilities. Horses hooves are even picked by staff after they have been outside. Feed quality is great- horses are fed as much as they need and have individualized feeding plans that are adjusted as needed. The barn is quiet and peaceful. There is never traffic in the arena and the property is well-maintained. There is little tolerance for drama and Elsie ensures that the dynamic at the barn (whether it is staff or boarders) stays pleasant and professional. If you are looking for quality care, a quiet and kind social dynamic, and a beautiful place to spend time with your horse, Wild Rose Farm is a great option.

My horse has loved Wild Rose Farm and I feel very lucky to be able to board here. My horse was more…read morerelaxed here the first day of arriving than she had been for months at a previous barn. The horses well being is prioritized and that is apparent through the peacefulness of the horses. Elsie is helpful and very intelligent in her horsemanship as well as her processes. It's nearly impossible to find barns in the PNW with much turnout due to the mud, but at Elsie's place the horses have ample room to explore and be horses for a while each day, and then there stalls have large open windows on both sides so the horses can observe the goings ons. Very much recommend Wild Rose Farm.

Great facility with lots to do. Arena as well as trails for riding. Facility is well kept and…read morehorses stalls are clean and in good condition. Friendly staff works hard to keep the facility in top shape. Reasonable rates for boarding. I would definitely recommend this for anyone in Oregon who needs to board their horses.

I boarded my 2 horses here for a couple of years and honestly didn't want to leave and miss it…read moreoften. Diana really cares about your equine friends, so much so that I trusted her to care for mine while I moved to Germany for 6 months. This place was my little slice of heaven and place to de-stress every night after work, watching the sunset over the mountains and hanging out with my horses. The views are absolutely breathtaking and you have endless options for turnouts for your horses to enjoy some green grass and exercise. She cares about cleanliness and proper care - ensuring everyone cleans out their waters, scoops their manure and sweeps the walkways. This helps with fly problems and just keeps the facility nice for everyone. She always has hay available if you don't want to haul it in and waters the arena so it's not dusty. There are trails by her house in the mountains that you can take too if you're feeling adventurous. If you have drama here, it's definitely your own fault. This is a super mellow place! I would recommend this facility to anyone.

I would never recommend you boarding your horse at this farm ...ever. We had 2 horses there. In…read moreaddition to the stalls basically flooding and becoming 1 foot deep with mud in Winter, the owner, whose property abuts the Willamette River, has declined putting up a safety fence of any kind after owning the farm for 20 years and knowing the risks of the river and how the bank is sluffing off gradually. Our mare, who had a vision issue fell off the riverbank and disappeared into the Willamette which is very high right now. This is our best guess. We have not found her. The owner did not say "Sorry" 1 time. She states she will refund our boarding fees. We will see. The main positive aspect of this facility is it is cheap, but in this case, you get what you pay for.

Annette came out to do some body work on several of our horse and she was ammazing! I've never met…read moreanyone so in tune with horses on so many levels, it is beyond anything I've ever experienced before. She is so absolutely knowledgeable and provides of host of different services. I won't have anyone else work on my horses!

From the owner: Equestrian Services serving Oregon, and beyond. Whole Body Balancing Bodywork (Large and Small…read moreAnimal Integrated Bodywork), Owner/Rider (all ages) Education, Training, Rehab, Tack Fitting, and Tack Sales. Family ran and owned for over 30 years. We all want our horses to be comfortable, sensitive, and confident. This will help the disire to perform. Equine Affection's use of multiple integrated body modalities will assist your horse in a balanced body and mind. Making their ability to learn correct biomechanics of movement and increasing their longevity of performance. Along with consistency and intelligent training, handling, and conditioning remain to be the key to successful communication between horse and rider. Whole Body Balancing for Large and Small Animal includes but is not limited too: Acupressure-Therapeutic Massage-Deep Tissue Madsage-Sports Massage--Cranio Sacral-Aromatherapy-Myofacial-Cold Laser-Kenisio Taping-Myofascial Release-Reiki-Vascular Normalization-Lymphatic Normalization-Trigger Point Therapy-Skeletal Rebalancing -Postural Integration-Neuromuscular Therapy-Masterson Method-TTeam-Connected Groundwork-Pre/Post Stretches-Fascial Train Balancing-Animal Normalization Therapy-. Functional Indirect Techniques-Cupping-Gha Sha-Structural Integration-Microcurrent-Photobiomodulation-Red Light Therapy- and more!

I just moved my horses here and the move has been fantastic for them. The facilities are excellent…read moreand my horses are very happy there. Friendly staff, friendly boarders and lots of riding space.

From the owner: Inavale Farm & Stable is a full-service horseback riding stable located near Corvallis and Oregon…read moreState University in Philomath, Oregon.Inavale Farm is a large, privately owned riding facility. We have been in operation on 160 acres for over 20 years. The farm includes about 5 miles of riding trails, 50 stalls, 13 sheds with paddocks, and 20 acres of fenced pastures for turnout.In addition to horseback trail riding, we offer full horse boarding and horseback riding lessons.With a large horseback riding arena and dozens of miles of wooded trails, there's lots to do for equine enthusiasts and beginners alike!

Had my horse boarded here when I lived in Corvallis. They…read moretook great care of Bucky. Very clean facilities and professional staff

From the owner: Harmony Training Center specializes in the training and brshowing of Arabian and Half-Arabians. We…read moreoffer braffordable, professional training and lesson programs forbrYouth and Adults from the beginner to the advanced rider.Harmony Pugh has 23 years of training experience.She holds numerous National and Regional titles. She offers her brexpertise in lessons, training, and sales. Harmony has coached brher students to National and Regional titles in Western brPleasure, Hunter Pleasure, Trail, Equitation, and Showmanship.brï Our FacilitiesbrHarmony Training Center is located in beautiful Corvallis, Oregon on 42 acres. Our main barn has 57 stalls, wash rack, viewing room, 5 tack rooms, office, and two 60 X 120 arenas. There are 5 large pastures and a 1 mile trail that winds around the property.brïLessonsbrHTC offers riding lessons for the beginning to advanced rider. Children can begin taking lessons as early as 4 or 5 years of age. Our goal is to offer a fun, safe, and educational experience for children, adults, and families. Many mother and daughter pairs currently enjoy our program together.Lessons are offered in western, hunt seat English, equitation, and showmanship. We have quality school horses for all levels and disciplines. Give us a Call for our Affordable and competitive prices.HTC prides itself on turning out skilled and confident riders that also learn proper horse handling, tacking, and grooming...