Faraway Farm

Equestrian Facility in Reno, Nevada

1270 Columbia Hill Rd, Reno, NV 89508View on Yelp
Faraway Farm - equestrian in Reno, NV

About Faraway Farm

Faraway Farm is a horse boarding facility located in Reno, Nevada, serving horse owners across the Truckee Meadows area. The name fits, suggesting a quieter, more rural setting away from the city's bustle, even though it remains accessible to Reno residents. Northern Nevada has a strong equestrian culture, and boarding facilities here need to accommodate horses year-round in a climate that ranges from dry summer heat to snowy winters. Faraway Farm fills that need for owners who want a dedicated home for their horses close to home.

Services

Horse Boarding

Services & Process

As a horse boarding operation, Faraway Farm provides stall or pasture board options where horse owners pay a monthly fee to have their animals housed, fed, and cared for. Daily feeding, turnout time, and basic care are typically included in board packages. Some boarding facilities at this level also offer blanketing, fly spray application, and medication administration for an additional fee. Owners can visit their horses and ride on the property, making it a practical base for anyone who owns a horse but doesn't have land of their own.

Service Area

Faraway Farm serves horse owners in Reno, Nevada and the broader Truckee Meadows region, including Sparks, Sun Valley, and surrounding unincorporated Washoe County. Owners commuting from the northern suburbs or rural areas east of Reno will find the location practical for regular visits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does horse boarding at Faraway Farm typically include?
Standard boarding packages generally cover daily feeding, fresh water, and regular turnout or stall cleaning. Additional services like blanket changes, administering supplements, or holding for a vet or farrier visit may be available for an extra fee.
Can I visit my horse whenever I want?
Most boarding facilities in Nevada set designated barn hours, typically from early morning to evening, to maintain security and a consistent routine for the horses. You'll want to confirm Faraway Farm's specific visitor hours when you tour the property.
Is there a place to ride on the property?
Many boarding facilities include access to a riding arena or open pasture area as part of the board fee, though this varies by property. Ask during your visit whether arena or trail access is included or priced separately.
How do I know if a boarding facility is right for my horse?
Visit in person and pay attention to the condition of the horses already boarding there, the cleanliness of stalls, and how staff interacts with the animals. A well-run facility will have healthy, calm horses and staff who can answer your questions confidently.
What vaccinations or health requirements does my horse need to board?
Nevada boarding facilities typically require current Coggins tests and core vaccinations including West Nile, rabies, and tetanus before a horse can move in. Bring your horse's health records to your initial visit so the facility can confirm compliance.
How much does horse boarding in Reno typically cost?
Boarding rates in the Reno area vary depending on the type of care, facility amenities, and whether you choose stall or pasture board. You can expect a range anywhere from a few hundred dollars for basic pasture board to well over a thousand for full-care stall board at a premium facility.

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