From the historic lanes of Shadow Hills to the private trails of Rolling Hills Estates, find trusted boarding barns, trainers, farriers, and feed stores — and everything else that makes Southern California's equestrian communities work.
Lakewood Equestrian Center is a public equestrian facility serving riders, horse owners, and families in the Lakewood area. Operated by Pilmore Equestrian LLC through a long-term lease with the City of Lakewood, it provides horse boarding, training, riding lessons, and individualized care for boarded horses. The facility also gives boarders access to riding trails associated with the San Gabriel River system and the city horse trail near Rynerson Park. In addition to its working stable and instruction programs, the center hosts community-oriented activities, with pony rides, petting-zoo experiences, camps, parties, and special events available through on-site providers.
Nestled in the tranquil, horse-friendly community of Rolling Hills Estates on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the Peter Weber Equestrian Center is a premier family-oriented facility. Blending a relaxed rural atmosphere with sweeping coastal-area views, the center serves as a vibrant community hub for local equestrians and families alike. The property offers full-care horse boarding, professional training, and expert English riding instruction, catering to both casual riders and dedicated competitors. Highlighted by a charming petting zoo, pony rides, and camps, it provides direct access to 90 miles of meticulously groomed local trails, making it an ideal destination for outdoor recreation and equestrian lifestyle in the greater Los Angeles area.
Nestled in the semi-rural foothills of the San Fernando Valley, the California Polo Club is a premier USPA-affiliated arena polo facility and training school. Surrounded by the region's historic horse-keeping corridors, the property features a regulation-size lighted arena, stabling for up to 60 horses, electric hot-walkers, full wash racks, hitting cages, and extensive trailer parking. Operating six days a week, CPC serves as a major regional hub for full-service boarding, professional training, and high-level national tournaments like the USPA Arena Polo U.S. Open.
The Paddock Riding Club is a historic 20-acre equestrian facility in the Atwater Village district of Los Angeles, operating since the 1930s. The property offers full-service boarding with 12x12 matted stalls, high-performance GGT riding arenas, a Eurociser, and a Vitafloor therapy system. It features independent on-site professionals specializing in dressage, hunter/jumper, and equitation. The venue also hosts localized equestrian shows, private events, and commercial film and photo shoots.
Spanning over 4,200 acres, Griffith Park is the historic heart of public horse culture in central Los Angeles. The park features an extensive network of over 50 miles of dedicated multi-use bridle trails winding through canyons and ridgelines. Key features include the scenic, volunteer-maintained Amir’s Garden rest stop, trail staging and trailer parking areas, and convenient access to adjacent equestrian facilities and boarding hubs along its borders.
Spanning 186 acres in the hills of the Pacific Palisades, Will Rogers State Historic Park is much more than a scenic backdrop—it is a cornerstone of Southern California's western heritage. For readers and equestrians alike, the park tells the story of America's most beloved cowboy philosopher, actor, and humorist, Will Rogers, who designed the property entirely around his passion for horses.
Incorporated in 1923, Flintridge Riding Club is a historic, private member-owned equestrian facility nestled on 40 oak-shaded acres in La Cañada Flintridge. It offers premier full-service boarding across multiple barns, featuring box stalls, covered corrals, six arenas with GGT footing, and foothill trail access.
Nestled against the San Gabriel foothills, Gibson Ranch is a premier equestrian facility in Sunland. Deeply rooted in Southern California’s Western riding tradition, it blends historic horse country heritage with modern amenities. The property features multiple riding arenas, fully enclosed round pens, and flexible full-care boarding options for daily training or peaceful stabling. Riders enjoy direct access to the scenic Big Tujunga Wash trail system, opening miles of terrain right from the property line. Offering a relaxed, rural atmosphere with easy freeway access, it serves as an ideal hub in the northern Los Angeles basin.
Spanning 38 acres on the edge of the Hansen Dam Recreation Area, Hansen Dam Horse Park is a premier Southern California equestrian venue offering boarding for up to 200 horses. The facility features multiple riding arenas, 350 show stalls, and on-site training across western, hunter/jumper, and dressage disciplines. Situated in Lake View Terrace, it provides riders with direct access to over 200 acres of scenic parkland and extensive trail networks.
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