Copper Crowne Equestrian Center

Equestrian Facility in Opelousas, Louisiana

(337) 942-24015180 Hwy 182 S, Opelousas, LA 70570View on Yelp

About Copper Crowne Equestrian Center

Copper Crowne Equestrian Center operates out of Opelousas, Louisiana, the seat of St. Landry Parish and a city with deep roots in Cajun and Creole culture. The facility offers horse boarding alongside pet training services, covering the needs of both horse owners and clients working with other animals. Opelousas is surrounded by open farmland, making it a natural fit for equestrian operations. Copper Crowne serves a community where horses aren't just a hobby but often a practical part of rural life.

Services

Pet Training
Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Horse boarding at Copper Crowne gives horse owners a maintained facility where their animals receive consistent care, feeding, and shelter. Pet training services extend the facility's reach beyond equine clients, potentially covering obedience training or behavioral work for dogs and other animals. For horse owners, training services may include groundwork, desensitization, or basic handling skills to improve a horse's manners and responsiveness. This combination makes Copper Crowne useful for clients who have multiple animals requiring professional attention.

Service Area

Copper Crowne Equestrian Center is based in Opelousas and serves horse owners and pet owners across St. Landry Parish. Clients from Washington, Sunset, and Grand Coteau regularly travel to Opelousas for quality animal boarding and training services in the region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does horse boarding include in the monthly rate?
Standard boarding typically covers stall or pasture housing, daily feeding, and fresh water. Some facilities include extras like fly spray, blanketing, or farrier coordination, so it's worth asking what's bundled into the rate at Copper Crowne.
What kind of pet training services do you offer alongside horse boarding?
Pet training at equestrian facilities can range from basic obedience for dogs to more specialized behavioral work. Contact Copper Crowne directly to confirm which animals they work with and what training methods they use.
How do I know if my horse is a good fit for your boarding facility?
Most boarding facilities are willing to accommodate horses of different breeds, ages, and temperaments. Bringing your horse's health records and being upfront about any behavioral tendencies helps the facility prepare the right setup.
Do you offer any training services specifically for horses?
Many equestrian centers that list training services work with horses on groundwork, leading, and basic manners alongside any broader pet training programs. Ask Copper Crowne whether equine-specific training is available when you call.
What vaccinations are required to board a horse at your facility?
Most Louisiana boarding facilities require horses to be current on core vaccines including Eastern and Western equine encephalomyelitis, West Nile, tetanus, and rabies. A negative Coggins test is also standard, so have that paperwork ready.
Can I bring my own feed and hay for my boarded horse?
Policies vary, but many boarding facilities allow owners to supply their own specialized feed, especially for horses with dietary needs. Confirm with Copper Crowne whether they accommodate owner-supplied feed or if a standard diet is part of the program.

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