Horse Boarding in Friendsville, Tennessee (Blount County)

Small, privately owned facility. Pasture boarding with run-in shelter or barn. Covered arena, round pen, private tack room, wash rack, and areas to ride. In winter, I provide free choice grass hay and will feed whatever grain the owner provides. Manure cleaning twice daily. I (owner) live onsite and work from home so horses have constant supervision. Boarding is $350/month but I am willing to do some trade - chores for reduced boarding. I do have barn stalls that can be used but I do not provide stall boarding at this time. I believe horses thrive best in natural surroundings with open space and I strive to provide a horse-centric boarding experience. The covered arena is great for horse lessons. While I don't provide a trainer, you are welcome to bring your own.... See More

We are a boutique training and boarding facility located in the heart of Ooltewah. We are conveniently located with easy access to I-75. We have 30 acres with safe, electric fencing.

We offer high-quality and attentive care with individualized feeding program. We provide high-quality feed and hay. Large oversized stalls with mats and plenty of shavings.

100x200 arena with footing, small arena with sand footing and lights, round pen, jumps, trail obstacles, secure tack room and trailer parking and much more!

We offer full & pasture board. Owner/manager has over 20 years of equine experience.... See More

Hidden Hills Farm & Saddle Club is a beautiful 400 acre farm designed to "encourage the simple pleasures of good horsemanship" through quality boarding, riding instruction, and regular events. Boarded horses enjoy natural living on large, well-managed pastures and owners have access to all riding facilities, including a 66X100 covered arena, a 100X200 field arena, round pen, cross country course, trails, jump arena, and two barns. Our riding school focuses on sound horsemanship principles important for any riding pursuit. We are dedicated to growing a community of riders that value safety; responsibility; solid riding skills; natural, leadership-based human-horse interactions; and the beauty, freedom, and fun of both horses and the outdoors.... See More