Facilities Available | Von Holten Ranch

Camping

40 electric sites with 20/30/50 amp hookups.
Each electric site has a 10′ x 85′ gravel parking area and a 20′ x 85′ grass section.
Each electric site has a private fire pit and a garbage barrel. One bundle of firewood free per night. Additional fire wood available to purchase.
Sites 1-22 are pull through sites.
Two night minimum during three day weekends.
All dogs must be on a leash at all times and held onto by a person or attached to a solid object. Barking must be kept to a minimum and you must clean up after your dog.

We have four Cabins that each sleep two people.
Cabin #3 and Cabin #4 have a queen size bed.
Cabin #2 and Cabin #5 have two twin beds.
Each cabin has a mini-refrigerator, microwave, heating and air conditioning, rustic decor, fresh bedding, hitching post, a private fire pit and is located close to stalls and restroom. One bundle of firewood free per night. Additional fire wood available for purchase.
Two night minimum during three day weekends.
Cabins have a $10 dog charge per visit for the first dog and $5 for each additional dog.
Any damage will be charged to the customer.

Only available during certain event weekends. No amenities included.

We offer 10′ X 10′ covered stalls.
Water hydrants are at each barn. Bring your own buckets. Bucket straps and hanging buckets work.
Bedding is required (minimum of 1 bag per stall). Bedding, buckets, and bucket straps are available for purchase in the office.
Wheelbarrows and manure forks provided for use.
You must clean your own stall before departing. We will have volunteers available to clean your stall for a tip. This should be left in the office.
Every horse must be stalled; only one horse per stall.
No picket lines, portable pens, or tying to your trailer. You can tie to your trailer to saddle your horse.

Full care boarding available. $400 per month, 10% discount for additional equine.

Includes:

A 12′ x 12′ covered stall
Turn out during the day in the winter, and turn out during the night in summer.
Hay (not alfalfa)
Grain — If you wish your equine to be fed a different hay or grain than what is provided, you must supply it.
Quarterly deworming
Salt
Bedding
Daily mucking

A minimum of 30 days needs to pass after being exposed to any sickness from another equine. Exposed is defined as being on the same property or facility if disease is spread through contact. Exposed is defined as being on the same property or neighboring property if disease is spread by noncontact.
A minimum of 90 days needs to pass after your equine has had a disease or sickness.
A negative coggins test is required. Equine without a current negative coggins will not be allowed onto the property.
No equine with nasal discharge, other than diagnosed allergies, will be allowed onto the property.
No equine with swollen glands in the head or neck will be allowed onto the property.

Updated 2/5/2019