Koehn Family Farm

Koehn Family Farm operates in Buckley, Washington, a small agricultural community tucked between Mount Rainier and the Puget Sound lowlands. The farm combines horse boarding with livestock feed and supply, making it a practical one-stop destination for horse owners in Pierce County. Buckley's rural character and proximity to open land make it a genuinely fitting place for a working family farm. If you're a horse owner looking for boarding with people who understand the full scope of animal care, this kind of operation reflects that mentality.

On the boarding side, Koehn Family Farm provides stabling for horses, which typically includes daily feeding, turnout, stall cleaning, and water. Boarders can expect their horses to be cared for by people who also manage livestock, so the understanding of animal health and routine runs deep. The livestock feed and supply component means owners can often source feed, hay, and basic supplies directly on site rather than making a separate trip. This dual offering is especially convenient for horse owners who also keep other animals on their property.

Koehn Family Farm is located in Buckley and serves horse owners throughout Pierce County and the surrounding communities, including Enumclaw, Bonney Lake, and Auburn. The farm's position in the White River Valley puts it within easy reach of rural properties across southeastern Pierce and King counties.