Flicka Farms

Equestrian Facility in Redmond, Washington

5(1 reviews)
(206) 375-107624301 Ne 115th St, Redmond, WA 98053View on Yelp
Flicka Farms - equestrian in Redmond, WA

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About Flicka Farms

Flicka Farms operates in Redmond, Washington, offering both horse boarding and horseback riding in a city that surprises many people with its pockets of rural land tucked between tech corridors and suburban neighborhoods. With a 5-star rating, this farm is building a solid reputation in a competitive Eastside market. Redmond's trail access and open land make it one of the better spots on the Eastside for equestrian activity. Flicka Farms serves both riders looking to develop skills and horse owners who want their animals well cared for close to home.

Services

Horse Boarding
Horseback Riding

Services & Process

Horse boarding at Flicka Farms covers the daily needs of resident horses, including feeding, stall maintenance, turnout, and general health oversight. Owners can stay involved with regular visits while knowing their horses are looked after between trips. On the riding side, lessons cater to different experience levels, from first-timers getting comfortable around horses to riders working on specific skills. Having both services at one location is genuinely useful for horse owners who also want to ride and continue improving.

Service Area

Flicka Farms serves Redmond and the broader Eastside Seattle area, including riders and horse owners coming from Sammamish, Kirkland, and even parts of Bellevue. The farm is positioned well for anyone living or working along the 520 and 202 corridors who wants equestrian services without a long drive east.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I board my horse and take riding lessons at Flicka Farms?
Yes, having boarding and riding instruction at the same facility is one of the main conveniences here. You can work with your own horse during lessons, which builds a much stronger partnership than riding different horses every session.
What's the difference between full board and partial board?
Full board means the stable handles all daily care, including feeding multiple times a day, stall cleaning, and turnout. Partial board typically involves less daily management from staff, often at a lower cost, with owners taking on some responsibilities themselves.
How long does it take to learn the basics of horseback riding?
Most beginners feel genuinely comfortable at a walk and basic trot within 10 to 15 lessons, though it depends a lot on how frequently you ride. Consistency matters more than speed, and weekly lessons tend to produce steadier progress than sporadic sessions.
Is Redmond a good area for equestrian activities overall?
Redmond has more equestrian-friendly land than you might expect for a city its size. There are trail systems nearby and a community of horse owners in the area, which supports local facilities like Flicka Farms in staying active year-round.
What riding disciplines are typically taught at farms like Flicka Farms?
Most general equestrian facilities in Washington teach Western and English riding, with Western being more casual and trail-oriented and English covering styles like hunter, jumper, and dressage. Contact the farm to find out which disciplines their instructors specialize in.
What should I ask during a tour of a potential boarding facility?
Ask about daily feeding schedules, how emergencies are handled, what the vet and farrier policies are, and whether the stalls and pastures are checked on weekends and holidays. Also ask how they communicate with owners when something comes up.

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