Horse Boarding in Wentzville, Missouri (Saint Charles County)

Rocking Y Ranch in Cuba, MO, offers overnight layover for equine travelers. We are located off exit 203 on I-44 1.5 hours west of St. Louis, MO. We offer 25 large heavily bedded stalls, for $40 a night. We are only a minute directly off the interstate with a large parking lot available for easy turnaround, parking and electric hook up on site. Lodging and restaurants are less than five minutes from our facility.... See More

Horse layover, horse boarding or horse stabling for a night or two or three? Come to Newt's Nod-Away in beautiful Leasburg, Mo. Located just two and one half miles off I-44, Exit 214. Good level roads and parking. Easy big rig access. Two electrical and water hook-ups, 30' round pen, two 30 x 60 pens, four stalls and pasture available.... See More

Rockin R Equestrian Center is Columbia's newest premier boarding and riding facility. Situated on 13 beautiful acres, our care and compassion stands out above the rest. We offer 8 full care stalls, with daily turn out, for monthly boarding. Horses have twice daily care, customized feed program, fly control including feed through simplifly, fly spray, fly masking,, winter blanketing and un blanketing. We have an 80x100 outdoor arena, with 100x200 indoor arena and jump field coming fall of 2020! This property has undergone many updates and upgrades! Our staff is friendly and knowledgeable! We offer pasture boarding as well (contact for details and availability). We offer layover and horse hotel as well. We are a family friendly environment, and welcome any discipline. There is an on site riding instructor available, outside instructors welcome. Discounts available for multiple horses, and riding lessons are discounted to borders.... See More

Offering stall and pasture board for you and your horse. Pasture board $175/month, stall boarding starting at $250/month; trailer parking available, 20 acres of turn out options including dry lot and private paddocks, wash rack with cross ties, tack lockers, enclosed feed rooms, 120'x160' outdoor arena with standards, and 60' round pen with sand footing. No drama barn atmosphere with month to month contracts and lots of freedom for you and your horse to enjoy your time together.... See More

We provide quality stall and pasture boarding at reasonable rates. Check the website for details or email @

We are a family owned horse facility with a warm friendly atmosphere. We offer long-term and short-term boarding. We also have a large (76' x 180') indoor arena available to boarders and also to rent out for events. Trails, green pastures and lots of personal attention. We also offer Open Riding(bring your own horse). Birthday parties are something that we have just started, but have been a big hit. Beginner lessons and summer day camps if you are wanting to learn about horses and how to ride. Just south of Hannibal off of Hwy 61.... See More

Anderson Equestrian Center, LLC is a full service boarding facility offering show barn quality equine care at affordable prices as well as lessons for all levels of riders. Katy specializes in the saddle seat discipline, but also has experience with hunt seat and western. All breeds and disciplines are welcome and will receive personalized attention and care.... See More

H&H Stables is open for business! This newly created stable is a piece of paradise and was built with your horses comfort in mind.

Only 3 horses will be accepted insuring quality individualized care.

Access the 6 mile Moon Loop trial in the Mark Twain National Forest right from the property, or ride in the 100x120 arena!
Barn members show regional and AQHA shows.

The newly constructed barn offers 12x12 stalls with built with ventilation and dryness in the design.
The flooring has a 4” base of crushed limestone covered with stall skins. They host bars and 3 sides so the horses can safely socialize and still have excellent airflow. Each stall is also equipped with a dutch door, that leads to a covered lean too and an individual run.
Stalls are cleaned daily and each stall has a fan (they love their fans!)


Nutrition: Research shows that a feeding continuous hay/grass is the best option for prevention of ulcers. In addition, riding on an empty stomach is detrimental to our horses.
We feed each horse 30 to 50 pounds (depending on size and weight needs) of quality grass hay in 4 feedings a day. They have 2 hours a day on fertilized, limed, mowed and weed free pastures. In the evening each horse is given mega cell- a vitamin designed for the horse on a hay/grass diet, as well as any supplements, feed, and meds that the owner provides.... See More