Horse Motel, Long-term & Short-term Horse boarding
HORSE HOTEL/MOTEL​
********Horse Motel rates will likely have to increase for 2026, lock in current rates with your 2026 booking before this fall*****
Exclusive paddocks.
Multiple 50' x 60' outdoor paddocks available with buffers between so no touching over the fence
Reservations and deposits required
*Coggins required*
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Trailer Rentals (these rates apply to horse hotel customers only):
*trailer fees are due ahead of the rental day(s) and no refunds if you decide not to use it for a reserved day because it couldn't be rented/used otherwise.
2-3 horse bumper pull stock trailer $50/day
3-4 horse bumper pull stock trailer $60/day
4-5 horse bumper pull stock trailer $80/day
Gooseneck 30' stock trailer (up to 10 saddled horses) $155/day
SHORT-TERM: *All Short term boarding is self care
Peak Season Rates (May 20-Sept 9):
When you provide Hay:
-$35 for one horse per night. $30/night per additional horse (provided they can all stay together)
Hay available for purchase upon request.
-Short-term overnights in your trailer- $55/night. Includes 50AMP or 30AMP electric hookup and water.
**(no facilities onsite)
When we provide Hay:
-$40 for one horse per night. $35/night per additional horse (provided they can all stay together)
-Short-term overnights in your trailer-$55/night. Includes 50AMP or 30AMP electric hookup and water.
**(no facilities onsite)
Cancellation/Change Policy
Full refund for cancellations 60 days or more from check-in date.
1/2 refund for cancellations 30-60 days from check-in date.
No refund for cancellations less than 30 days from check-in date
Deposits may be applied to different dates pending availability.
*We book most reservations over a year in advance and schedule around current reservation nights and paddock use. Due to the frequent calls about availability, last minute changes to your reservations (shortening nights or a reduction in the number of paddocks reserved) cannot result in a reduction in balance owed because we have probably based other reservation scheduling around them or turned others away.
*****Important things to know*****
-There are no facilities on-site.-If staying for multiple nights, be sure to empty your LQ holding tanks prior to arrival. If you let us know which direction you're coming from, we can recommend RV dump stations on your route.
-Dogs allowed on-leash (please pick up dog poop)
-No Stallions
-We are a working farm; you and your 4 legged friends may encounter any of the following but not limited to; tractors, hay equipment, cattle, goats, chickens, dogs, barn cats, etc.
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​SHORT-TERM: *All Short term boarding is self care
Off Season Rates (Sept 10-May 19):
When you provide Hay:​
-$25 for one horse per night. $20/night per additional horse (provided they can all stay together)
Hay available for purchase upon request.
-Short-term overnights in your trailer- $40/night. Includes 50AMP or 30AMP electric hookup and water.
**(no facilities onsite)
When we provide Hay:
-$35 for one horse per night. $30/night per additional horse (provided they can all stay together) Space for living quarters/larger trailer parking
-Short-term overnights in your trailer- $40/night. Includes 50AMP or 30AMP electric hookup and water.
**(no facilities onsite)
LONG-TERM BOARDING:
The 5-acre pasture has mature trees and room to run (pending availability).
*Long-term boarding usually is a shared field with other horses.
$300 per month per horse (includes hay fed by round bales with a feeder & with or without a hay net).
*Price adjustments possible for multiple horses, foals or draft horses.
Round pen available for use.
Dogs allowed on-leash (please pick up dog poop). Reservations and deposits required.
Location: 5 miles south of Columbia Falls in a secure, rural area. Access: Hwy 206 or Columbia Falls Stage Rd.
******25 minutes from Glacier National Park. *******
Nearby attractions: Glacier National Park, Bob Marshall Wilderness, Great Bear Wilderness,
Flathead National Forest lakes and trails, State lands riding trails,
Flathead Lake (the largest natural body of water west of the Mississippi)
Lake Koocanusa (horseback riding along the Canadian border and on pristine beaches!)
Hungry Horse Reservoir, Rodeos, Skijoring, Skiing, Golf, Float Trips, White Water Rafting, Ziplining, Camping, Swimming, Fishing, Hunting, Boating, Hiking, Bicycling, Snowmobiling, Dining, Shopping, Wildlife
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