Westwood Farms

Equestrian Facility in Orlando, Florida

(407) 473-73741815 Gregory Rd, Orlando, FL 32825View on Yelp
Westwood Farms - equestrian in Orlando, FL

About Westwood Farms

Westwood Farms in Orlando, Florida offers two of the most sought-after equestrian services in one location: horseback riding and horse boarding. For horse owners in Orange County, finding a boarding facility that also provides riding programs is a genuine convenience. Orlando's sprawling suburban layout means quality horse properties are scattered, so having both services on one property saves owners significant time and travel. Reach the farm at (407) 473-7374 to ask about current availability.

Services

Horseback Riding
Horse Boarding

Services & Process

Horseback riding at Westwood Farms serves students who want structured lessons in a farm environment, moving through the basics of equitation and horse care as they progress. The boarding side of the operation provides a home for horse owners who don't have space to keep their animals on their own property. Boarding typically includes daily feeding, stall cleaning, turnout time, and access to the facility's riding areas. Some farms at this level also offer partial-care or pasture-board options at different price points.

Service Area

Westwood Farms serves Orlando and the broader Orange County area, drawing horse owners and riders from communities like Windermere, Dr. Phillips, Gotha, and the western suburbs of the metro. The farm's Orlando location puts it within reach of a large population of Central Florida equestrians.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does horse boarding at Westwood Farms include?
Boarding generally covers daily feedings, stall or pasture turnout, and basic facility access. It's best to call (407) 473-7374 directly to confirm exactly what's included in their current boarding packages and pricing.
Can I take riding lessons at Westwood Farms even if I don't board my horse there?
Yes, lesson programs are typically open to outside students who don't have a horse boarded at the facility. The farm provides lesson horses so you don't need to own a horse to participate.
How do I know if a boarding facility is the right fit for my horse?
Visit the farm in person before committing. Look at the condition of the horses already there, the cleanliness of the stalls, and how the staff interacts with the animals. A good facility will welcome your questions and encourage a tour.
What riding disciplines do Orlando-area horse farms typically teach?
Most Central Florida facilities offer English and Western riding instruction. Some specialize in one discipline, so it's worth asking upfront which style the instructors are trained in. Hunter-jumper and trail-oriented Western riding are both popular in this region.
Is there pasture boarding available, or only stall boarding?
Many Florida farms offer both stall and pasture options, since the mild climate makes year-round turnout practical. Contact Westwood Farms directly to find out which options are currently available and what the pricing difference looks like.
How much notice do I need to give before removing my horse from boarding?
Most boarding facilities require 30 days written notice before a horse is moved out, though this varies by contract. Ask to review the boarding agreement before signing so you understand the terms clearly.

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