Flexible Horse Boarding at Spring Valley Farm
Choose from Self-Care, Full-Care, or Stall Boarding to fit your horse's needs and your schedule.
Natural herd settings in large pastures
Sexes in separate pastures
Daily Checks
Access to large shelters in fields
Free-flowing water sources
Free choice access to high-quality hay when the grass is in short supply
Use of outdoor lit arena, round pen, trails, boarder tack rooms, wash racks with warm water
Blanketing as needed
Management lives on property so regardless of inclement weather, your horse will have the care they need!
$300/month
Separate fields for mares/geldings
Blanketing, when necessary
Drylotted in winter when needed
Staff catch & hold additional fees
Self Care
$400/month
Smaller herd/mixed sexes
Stalls available in bad weather
1-2x/day feedings (owner provided grain)
Catch fee waived for scheduled appointments
Full Care
$500*/month
Dry stall with turnout if needed
Daily cleaning, shavings provided
2x/day feedings (owner provided grain)
Blanketing included
Catch & Hold Fees Included
*Starting At $500/month
Stall Board
Boarding Faqs
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Our regular vet is Dr. Joy Watkins at Bedford Animal Hospital in Bedford, Virginia. We also use Dr. Ashley Cundiff with Windy Knoll Veterinary Services. Between these two fabulous women, we have a vet on site on average once a month for both standard and emergency procedures. Dr. Cundiff offers mobile x-ray services and we can haul horses into Dr. Watkins’ clinic for emergencies or procedures that are urgent.
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Need to go to Virginia Tech for an endoscopy to diagnose gastric ulcers? Not a problem. We’ll help you coordinate a referral with our veterinarian and schedule the appointment to get your horse taken care of ASAP!
Need to go to Mountain View for a lameness exam and joint injections? We love Dr. Reiner! We’ll even call on your behalf, book the appointment, and get your pony on up to their facility for their exam!
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Our farrier is Brenton Chaffin, a fabulous individual with years of expertise in hoof care. Brenton comes to the farm once a month, for routine care, and can be scheduled for any extra needs.
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GREAT! We have trailer storage (not covered - outdoor only) and you’re welcome to keep it here at the farm for when you need it.
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Absolutely! That is not a problem. We also have other professionals: vets, farriers, and chiropractors, that frequent our facility on a regular basis and are available for add-on appointments on short notice if need be!
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Let us know, we’ll go with you! Typically, we charge $50 per horse for a spot on our trailer to go to the trails.
There is an additional cost to rent a horse if you need to use one of ours. -
We have dozens of trail and lesson horses that are available for daily or hourly rental for guests and family members to use as needed.
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We do not use boarder horses on our trail program. Our relationship with you is much more important than anything else and there are simply too many opportunities for tension if your horse is employed for use on our trail riding program. HOWEVER, our lesson instructor Shelly Dimmick will use boarder horses by request only for lesson purposes. This is very light use, for designated short periods of time (flexible around your schedule so you’re never competing for use of your own horse), giving your horse something to do to stimulate their brain and keep them in work.
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No problem! Boarders are welcome to use one of our horses in the meantime when available!
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No problem, our saintly trail horses are up to the call! Just reserve with us in advance.