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Horse Boarding Facilities and Equestrian Stables in Anderson, SC

4 of the 13 boarding stables we list in Anderson have horse boarding facilities.

This section lists equestrian venues offering short-term and long-term horse boarding services, including full-care stalls, self-care options, and pasture turnout. Boarding locations vary in amenities, offering features such as indoor arenas, wash stalls, individualized feeding schedules, and secure tack storage. Before contacting a facility, confirm stall availability, daily turnout routines, and required veterinary health documents.

  1. Penn's Woods Stable

    110 George McClain Ln, Anderson, SC 29625-6212

    Mon-Wed 8am-5pm, Thu-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-6pm

    Riding lessonsTrainingPasture board
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  2. Oxford Farm

    312 Five Forks Rd, Anderson, SC 29621-4359

    Riding lessonsTrail accessPasture board
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  3. Shaw's Big Oak Farm

    3859 Centerville Rd, Anderson, SC 29625

    Riding lessons
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  4. Big Oak Boarding Stables

    3859 Centerville Rd, Anderson, SC 29625-6649

    Riding lessons
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Verify health documentation requirements before arrival, as nearly all boarding facilities require a negative Coggins test within 12 months and updated vaccination records.

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How much does horse boarding cost on average?

Full-care stall boarding typically ranges from $500 to $1,500 per month depending on region and facility amenities. Pasture boarding ranges from $200 to $500 per month, while self-care stall boarding averages $300 to $600 per month.

What is included in full-care horse boarding?

Full-care boarding generally includes daily grain and hay feeding, stall cleaning, water refills, and scheduled pasture turnout managed by barn staff. Premium facilities may also include blanketing, holding for the vet or farrier, and supplement administration.

What documents are required to move a horse into a boarding facility?

Facilities usually require a signed boarding contract, proof of a negative Coggins test completed within the past 12 months, and immunization records for Rabies, Tetanus, EEE/WEE, and West Nile Virus. Out-of-state horses also require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection issued within 30 days of travel.