Horse Motels and Overnight Boarding in Maine

6 public horse-friendly stops currently listed in Maine.

6 horse-friendly stops

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Camden Hills Equine Inn

Lincolnville, ME

Camden Hills Equine Inn offers short-term and overnight boarding in Lincolnville, with spacious box stalls, Thorobed floor mats, a wash stall, outdoor riding ring, and roomy trailer turnaround. Premium and deluxe packages include turnout, while full-service care adds morning and evening feeding, mucking, hay, and shavings; trailers may be left at no charge. Reservations and health papers are required, and the property is close to Camden Hills State Park trails.

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Starting at $25/night for horse accommodations; camping $15/night.

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Campbell Horse Farm

Littleton, ME

Campbell Horse Farm offers horse layovers with 10+ box stalls, six individual paddocks, and quarantine stalls for horses traveling to or from Canada. The facility has a 60' x 120' indoor arena, 150' x 250' outdoor arena, and wash stall. Trailer and camper hookups are available, with plenty of parking and a horseshoe driveway for easy access with large rigs. The farm also offers boarding, training, and arena rentals. 1 mile off route 1.

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Darkhorse Ranch

Lebanon, ME

Overnight stalls, shavings, hay, 10+ stalls. Between Rochester, NH and Sanford, ME and convenient to Route 202.

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Contact owner for current overnight rates.

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Hidden Valley Equestrian Center, Inc.

Cornville, ME

Hidden Valley Equestrian Center offers temporary board for travelers and vacationers in 10' x 12' box stalls. Feed and bedding, twice-daily feeding, stall cleaning, and daily turnout weather permitting are included. The facility also provides indoor and outdoor arenas, grass pastures, round pens, and a heated wash rack; contact the center for current daily rates and availability.

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Contact owner for current overnight rates.

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Taildragger Stables, LLC

New Gloucester, ME

Taildragger Stables is a family-run equestrian facility in New Gloucester, convenient to I-95, offering overnight stalls for traveling horses by appointment. Guests can use pasture, a round pen, indoor and outdoor arenas, trailer parking, and nearby trails; an apartment is available for an additional fee. Overnight stalls are $35 per night, or $50 per night for a camper or trailer with electric hookup.

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Starting at $35/night for horse accommodations; electric hookup parking $50/night.

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Tamarack Farm

Greenwood, ME

Tamarack Farm offers overnight horse layovers with three electric-fenced paddocks, with water and a bale of hay provided. Horse travelers can stay in a tent on a platform with an inflated mattress, picnic table, cookstove, Solo Stove, and outhouse. A two-bed camp next door is also sometimes available. Guided rides to local trails are available, with access to nearby riding areas including the Ellis River and White Mountain National Forest.

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$50/horse/night (hay/water/pasture); $50 tent; $100/night/camp house

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What current listings show in Maine

Horse Layover currently lists 6 horse-friendly overnight stops across 6 Maine communities, including Cornville, Greenwood, and Lebanon.

Among current listings, 5 offer stalls, 3 offer paddocks, and 3 offer pasture.

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