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Brookfield Trail System
Location: Brookfield, Madison County, NY
Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
Camping: Free, no reservation needed
Trail Miles: 130
Maps: Available from NYS Department of Environmental Conservation,
Region 7, P. O. Box 594, Sherburne, NY 13460-0594, 607-674-4036
(M-F, 8 to 4:45). After hours call 607-674-9766 or 674-9555.
USGS Quad: Brookfield, Hubbardsville, Sherburne, 7.5'
Multiple Uses: Camp, Hike, Horse, Cross Country Ski, Snowmobile
Getting There: The town of Brookfield is approximately 25 miles
southwest of Utica. To get to the assembly area from the NYS Thruway
(I-90), take exit 31 to Route 12 South to the town of East Hamilton
(approx. 29 miles). Turn left onto Larkin Road, follow for 3 miles
to its end at Moscow Road. Turn right (south) on Moscow Road for
1/2 mile to the site of the former Moscow Hill Civilian Conservation
Corps Camp; this is the Assembly Area.
Submitted By: Anne O'Dell Click here E-mail
More information from: Beth Worden
Some information on the Brookfield System...I live about one
hour for there and ride there frequently.
The facilities at the Moscow Hill Assembly Area: Covered tie stalls,
approx. 75. Camping is free. (The only reason I love NY!!!) The
trails are abundant. The trails can be steep (up hill, both ways)
and rocky but are certainly passable and wide enough. Also, the
mud is plentiful if there has been rain - Yes, water can stay
on a side hill!! There have been many improvements in the past
2 years. Water pump available for watering horses and also a creek
within 500 yards of the camping facilities. A private General
Store is located directly across from the assembly area. They
sell supplies, offer breakfast, lunch and dinners. This is a plus
for you cowboys (and gals) without cooking skills. Also, they
give trail rides on with their own string of horses. All-in-all,
a good place to ride and camp.
Happy Trails,
Beth Worden
E-mail: Submitted by: Beth Worden Click here E-mail
Endless Trails Guesthouse
Endless Trails Guesthouse is located at 8856 Larkin Road Hubbardsville, NY 13355.
We have a 350 acre farm across Moscow Road from the Brookfield Trail System Assembly Area.
We provide box stalls and guest rooms with private bathrooms for those horse riders or drivers who prefer a
comfortable bed. We have trails on our farm wide enough for wagons and carriages that lead to the
Brookfield Trail System Assembly Area.
Web page Endless Trails Guesthouse
Pam Williams
Phone 315-899-3351
CATSKILL FOREST PRESERVE
Bear Spring Mountain Wildlife Management Area
(Southwestern Catskills)
Location: Walton, Delaware County, NY
Difficulty: Moderate
Camping: RESERVATIONS REQUIRED, call 1-800-456-CAMP. FEE.
Trail Miles: 25
Maps: Available fro the NYS DEC Region 4, 1150 North Westcott
Road,
Schenectady, NY 12306-2014, telephone 518-357-2048. Campground
phone number April to December ONLY: 607-865-6989.
USGS Quad: Corbett 7.5'
Multiple Uses: Camp, Fish, Hike, Horse, Hunt, Mountain Bike, Swim,
Cross Country Ski.
Getting There: This trail system is located on the western edge
of the Catskill Forest Preserve, about five miles southeast of
the Village of Walton. Drivers beware! If you take Route 206 from
Walton to enter the trail system from its northern edge, you and
your towing vehicle will encounter several seriously steep climbs.
A less direct but easier route: take Route 17 to the East Branch
exit (56 miles east of Binghamton). Take Route 30 north about
7 miles, turn left onto East Trout Brook Rd, which takes you to
the camping facility.
The Sleepy Hollow Horse Trail System
(Eastern Catskills)
Location: Palenville and Haines Falls, Greene County, NY
Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
Camping: NOT PERMITTED
Trail Miles: 11+
Maps: For a copy of "Horse Trails in New York State",
contact NYS DEC
Region 4, 1150 North Westcott Rd, Schenectady, NY 12306-2014,
518-357-2234.
USGS Quad: Kaaterskill, 7.5'
Multiple Uses: Hike, Bike, Horse, Snowmobile
Getting There: There are two access points.
1. Bogart Road, Palenville: Take the NYS Thruway (I-87) exit 20
for Saugerties. Turn left over the overpass and then right onto
Route 32 north. Take Rte 32 about 6 miles to its intersection
with Route 32A. Follow 32A two miles to its end; turn left on
Route 23A west; Bogart Road is almost an immediate right. Drive
down Bogart Rd, bear right at split, slow down, small dirt parking
area will be on left. This area is usually not full.
2. Schutt Road, Haines Falls: Directions above to Route 23A; stay
on 23A. This is a hairy haul as you will be hauling uphill much
of the time and around a lovely hairpin turn over Spruce Creek.
After the hairpin, look for Route 18 on your right. Turn onto
18, pass a general store (good coffee!) and bear right. Pass Bruce
Feml's farm; Schutt Rd will be on your right. It would be wise
to stop, get out, and walk down Schutt Rd. a hundred feet or so
to the parking area, on the right, to see if there is enough room
for your rig. The area is popular with hikers and the lot is often
full to overflowing. Arrive VERY early on weekends, or plan to
ride during the week.
Submitted By: Anne O'Dell Click here E-mail
The Otter Creek Horse Trails
Location: Greig & Watson, Lewis County, NY
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Camping: Free at this time (may change in 1998)
Trail Miles: 65+
Maps: Available from NYS Department of Environmental Conservation,
Region 6, RD 3 Box 22A, Lowville, NY 13367, phone 315-376-3521.
USGS Quad: Crystal Dale & Brantinham; 7.5'
Multiple Uses: Camp, Fish, Hike, Horse, Snowmobile, Cross-Country
Ski
Driving Directions: From the NY State Thruway (I-90), take NYS
Route 12 to Glenfield. Turn right into the hamlet of Glenfield
(Main Street). Turn east (right again) onto Greig Road. Follow
Greig Road to the end. Turn left onto Pine Grove Road. Follow
Pine Grove Road 1.2 miles and turn right (east) onto Chases Lake
Road. The entrance to the Trail System,which leads directly into
the Assembly Area, will be approximately 3.4 miles on the right.
Submitted By: Anne O'Dell Click here E-mail
More information from: Jim Ives
Just got back from riding in Otter Creek State park and thought
I would give you some details.
The place is really tailored for the horse people. They have free
camping with about 100 tie stalls. Picket lines are not allowed.
Coggins tests and health records are mandatory if you want to
stay in the camp ground. All of the stalls are under roof and
have running water near by and a dump station for campers with
holding tanks. They have one facility with running water (cold)
and toilets but no showers. Also have firewood cut and stacked
for you to use (Free if you can believe it). This is the first
year for no picket lines and to prevent turning people away they
put in a large overflow area for additional camping.
Most of the trails are sand with some gravel. Not much in the
way of rough terrain. All of the trails are kept in very good
condition and marked clearly. Blow downs etc. are kept cleared.
They also have picinic tables and places to tie the horses at
some of the scenic areas along the trail. You will occasionally
run in to some ATV's but they are very considerate of the horse
people.
Camping permits for stays of longer than 3 days or for groups of campers
are no longer required.
Trails are still well marked and will be just enough of a challenge for a long day of
exploring. It takes about a week of daily 5 to 6 hour rides to cover most of the
marked trails. The best trails pass through serene valley glades with twisting
descents to sturdy bridges across creeks and marshes.
Picnic tables are present at particularly scenic lookout spots marked on the free trail
map. One trail takes riders through a stand of amber trunked pine trees supporting a
canopy of soft green.
If you see a "Caution" sign and bear footprints in the mud, stay alert. Bears are far
less of a threat than some of the private cottage owners. Ignore the road signs asking
riders not to stray into nearby cottage areas and you'll find yourself in an angry
confrontation.
Local services are becoming available to support visiting horse campers. John Oeschger
of nearby Lyons Falls (315-348-5266) has high quality hay grown on his farm at a
reasonable price.
The park ranger and his staff are very accomodating and really
help to get you settled in for the stay. With the number of rigs
over the weekend (full house) I was amazed at how quiet it was
by 9 P.M.
Also on the way home we saw signs for a place in Brookfield New
York that is supposed to have 160 miles of trails. It is about
20 miles south of Utica on Route 12. I don't have any details
on this place yet, but according to people that I talked with
at Otter Creek this place was started first and Otter Creek was
tailored after it. They said it is also quite nice.
If you have any questions, please feel free to E-mail me. Happy
Trails, Jim
Submitted by: Jim Eves Click here
Mane Stay Horse Camp (Otter Creek area)
If you love the great trails at Otter Creek but would like the human comforts of water and electric for the
trailer or would rather a dry cabin with electricity instead of a tent - check out the accomodations available
at Mane Stay Horse Camp. Independence RIver trail and Shady trail are about 200 feet from the entrance to
Mane Stay. Debbie and Jerry are most gracious hosts. Jerry rode the trails with us. Our horses seemed to
appreciate the chance to stretch out in one of the spacious and safe corrals. The box stalls were safe,
clean, and under roof. We look forward to a return trip.
Mane Stay Horse Camp Phone # 315-376-7924
Web Page Mane Stay Horse Camp
Submitted by: Mim and Ralph Ackerman Click here
Horse Camps at Otter Creek Horse Trails
The best variety of camp and campsite rentals for you and your horse at the premier trail riding
vacation destination in New York State- Otter Creek Horse Trails!
Located at 7636 Hiawatha Lake Rd. Glenfield, NY 13343, 40 minutes north of Utica, NY in the beautiful
foothills of the adirondack mountains.
Safe, comfortable and private!
Ride 65 miles of pristine sandy trails running through creeks, rivers, woodland and pine forests all
managed by New York State Department Environmental Conservation.
Stay at our adirondack camps, cabins or campsites with all the comforts of home for both you and your
horse.
For complete details go to web page, e-mail ot call 315-771-8884
Web Page Horse Camps at Otter Creek
E-Mail: Liz Click here
Hector National Forest
Hector: Miles? camping? PH 505-624-6058
Finger Lakes National Forest
(Used to be known as the "Hector Land Use Area")
Location: Hector, Schuyler and Seneca Counties, NY
Difficulty: Easy
Camping: Free, no reservation needed
Trail Miles: About 12.5
Maps: Free maps in a brochure about the Forest are available at
the trail head, or in advance from the Forest Office. Topographic
maps are available from the Forest Office for a small charge.
Finger Lakes National Forest, 5218 State Route 414, Hector, NY
14841, phone 607-546-4470.
USGS Quad: Burdett & Lodi, 7.5'
Multiple Uses: Camp, fish, hike, horse, hunt, cross-country ski,
snowmobile.
Getting There: From Watkins Glen, NY, take State Route 414 north
for 8.1 miles to County Route 2 (Route 2 is about .6 mile north
of the Hector District Rangers Office). Turn right onto Route
2 (look for a sign pointing to the Red House Country Inn) and
go 3.9 miles to the Backbone Horse Camp entrance on the left.
Submitted By: Anne O'Dell Click here E-mail
Six Nations Horse Trail (Sugar Hill)
Watkins Glen: Six Nations Horse Trail (Sugar Hill) 40+ miles of trails,
Watkins Glen, NY Free camping no reservations needed. Camping permits are
needed for a stay of 4 days or longer or groups of 10 & larger. Coggins
required & proof of rabies recommended. Multi-use area 16 tie stalls in
parking area, water & pit toilets. Hitch racks and some set up electric fence
in grassy area can also picket between trees.
Directions. From Rt 17, take exit 40. North on Rt 226 to Rt 23 (12 miles).
Turn right on Rt 23 and follow it to the intersection with Rt. 21. Turn left
onto Rt 21, to Tower Hill Road. Turn right on Tower Hill Road go about 1/2
mile and turn left into the Tower camping area.
NOTE: Call ahead PH# 607-776-2165 or 607-292-6822 there are three or four
archery events held in the forest throughout the year. During these events,
the Tower trail head area and certain sections of trail are closed to horses.
another place to camp is on Corbett Hill Road, no water, has pit toilet
BEWARE of the marching convicts from near by prison camp the mass of red
dressed men marching and singing tends to spook most horses.
Submitted By: Garth & Kathy Rumsmoke Click here E-mail
Garth and Kathy Rumsmoke, Horse travel information
Donameer Farm, (Near Sugar Hill)
Hammondsport: Located on 90 scenic acres, 10/ 12x12 stalls 12 hookups 30 amp & water close
to barn. Several fenced pastures and area of grass to put up portable
electric, in 2002 adding several good sized paddocks in a big field. Riding
consists of dirt roads, logging trails and neighboring fields Sugar Hill is
just a 10 min trailer ride away. Fees: hookup $25 per night / for over 4
nights $20 / Box stalls $10 per night you clean / if we clean $20. Current neg
coggins req. Well-behaved dogs welcome. Open Memorial Day weekend and close
after Columbus Day.
Donameer Farm / P.O.Box 355 / Hammondsport, NY 14840 / PH 607-569-2115 /
Cynthia Harrison & Neal Esposito / email; donameer@empacc.net
E-mail: Cynthia Harrison & Neal Esposito Click here E-mail
Submitted By: Garth & Kathy Rumsmoke Click here E-mail
Garth and Kathy Rumsmoke, Horse travel information
Bear Creek Appaloosas, Sevey's Boatyard Inc.
We have a campground and overnight stabeling with miles of private trails
and are 5 miles from The Bear Swamp State Land where there are additional
trails and a restaurant. We are the largest breeder of Appaloosa Horses in
New York State offering breeding stock, show prospects and stallion service
by Image Supreme, Sky Blue Quest, Skipa David, Bright Windstar and Bright
King Solomon.
Stalls and campsites are available on a call ahead basis. Negative Coggins
required.
Access to Skaneateles Lake for boating with launch ramp, boat rentals and
swimming are available as well.
From Route 41A on the West side of Skaneateles Lake, one mile north of New
Hope, turn East onto Apple Tree Point Road, Right on to Carver Road and left
onto Glen Cove Road.
Phone: Bear Creek Appaloosas 315-496-2310 or Sevey's Boatyard Inc.
315-496-2092. Ask for Pete or Tammy Severson.
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Pocantico Preserve in Tarrytown
Tarrytown: Pocantico Preserve in
Tarrytown, NY as a wonderful place to ride. About 22 miles of carriage roads are state
owned, and the Rockefellers have opened up probably another 30 or more of their private
carriage roads to the public. No camping, but excellent parking facilities with a hose
and buckets and water available for the horses. Restrooms and a soda machine as well, and
a small museum.
Yearly pass is about $30, you need current Coggins. Day passes ,
I think, are about 12 or 15 dollars. If you go once, you'll want to go again...Rangers
as nice as can be. NO BIKES allowed. One trail goes right down to the Hudson, top of
trail provides views of the Palisades and Tappan Zee Bridge.
Great place to ride. Footing always maintained, small gravel, wide trails,
no steep hills, some moderate climbs.
Submitted By: Esther Fiddes Click here E-mail
North Salem NY
Bacster Rd. off 124 you can ride for 6 to 7 hours and never ride the
same trails twice.
Submitted By: DJ Click here E-mail
Mary Ann Rafferty, House in NY state
I have a place available to rent for long weekends or week at a time vacations in NY State.
Sullivan County. About 90 miles from NYC..
House is 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath with an
enclosed front porch with a hammock. A 2 car garage with a 3 room apartment
over it with a bathroom. Also an outside shower house with a shower, sink
and toilet. We also have a 3 to 4 stall barn and fenced pasture.
The property itself is 23 acres. We are on back roads and connect to
an old logging trail that connects to miles of trails too.
Closest towns:
7 miles to Narrowsburg NY
20 miles to Monticello, NY
20 miles to Honesdale, PA
40 miles to Port Jervis, NY
Phone 610-972-7079
E-Mail Mary Ann Rafferty Click here
R & R Dude Ranch
Otto: Year-round horseback riding facility BYOH or use ours.
We are a B & B with overnight stabling, 13 miles of trails on the property, and
2000 acres of trails on state land next to us.
R & R Dude Ranch, 8940 Lange Road, Otto, NY 14766.
Phone 716-257-5663 Fax 716-257-5664.
E-Mail Alice Ferguson Click here
Web Page R & R Dude Ranch Click here
C & R Stables and Campground
Sherburne: I live in New York State, near the Brookfield Horse Trail System. There are 130 miles of
horse trails here, with camping facilities, no electric, hand pump for water. It is all
wooded and hilly. Lovely system, free too. I have a stable next door and have a horse
bed and breakfast type place. Also I have campsites with water and electric.
We are located just off route 12, North of Sherburne, on Moscow road.
Phone 315-691-3315
E-Mail Jean Folts Click here
Web Page C & R Stables Click here
Balsam Mt Trail head
Hardenburgh NY, Catskill Mnt. Rt. 28 to Drybrook Rd. to Mill brook road, 3 miles up on
right is the Balsam Mt Trail head. One 1/4 mile in is a lean too for over night.
Small parking area available. 11,000 acres of trails some marked some not.
Submitted by: Dorothy Jones Click here
Lake Luzerne campgrounds
Lake Luzerne: Very close to Lake George, located on 4th Lake. Lovely area, lots of fun things to do in
addition to riding. Horse camp ground is set apart from regular camping area. 22 horse sites.
Campground is NY DEP maintained, and is very well kept up. Two barns with tie stalls, two huge sections of
paddocks, corral for each site, basically)high strong PT fence, with water spigots and pipe gates.
Some corrals set up for singles, others will hold several horses. Campsites easy to access, water available,
flush toilets. Campgrounds has several hot shower locations. Trails nice, some rocky, but connect to longer
trail systems. Close to Painted Pony Rodeo.
Web Page Lake Luzerne campgrounds Click here
Submitted by: Esther Fiddes Click here
Alana Payne
NewPaltz: I have access to 30 acres adjoining my home with an additional 50 acres of orchards for trailriding.
I am 4 miles from Lake Minnnewaska and Mohonk access trails for additional riding. On the premesis, I
have 16' x 16' stalls available, huge grass turn out padocks some withrun in sheds.
Water and electric usage available at the stalls for camper hookup and ample parking.
Commercial liability with farm family insurance and 30 years experience inthe horse/trail riding industry.
I offer Western and english rifing at the facility. Horse rentals are available at a reasonable fee.
E-Mail: Alana Payne Click here
My Saddle Brook Farm
Walden: We are located less than 10 minutes from the I-84 & I-87 interchange just of route 17K on the Shawangunk
Wine Trail in Walden NY. We are less than 1/2 hour from the Largest Factory Outlet in the World,
Woodbury Commons; 25 Min. from Historical West Point, and just minutes from the Goshen Racetrack,
Trotters Hall of Fame, and the NY State Horse Quarantine facility at Stuart Airport.
We offer a Full service Bed & Breakfast,
for the horse & rider our facility offers large box stalls, indoor riding arena with heated viewing room,
outdoor ring, grass paddocks, direct trail access, lessons ~ English & Western; beginner through advance,
indoor wash stall, feed available or self supplied, Limited RV hookup.
My Saddle Brook Farm
163 Berea Road
Walden New York 12586
845-778-3420 or Cell: 914-804-0958
Web Page My Saddle Brook Farm Click here
E-mail: Helen M. King Click here
Pure Country Campground
We offer tent sites, RV camper and Horse trailer sites with electric and water (dumping station is available)
and one family cabin at this time.
One major benefit that makes our sites unique is the easy access to 130 miles of the Brookfield Trail System.
Brookfield is a famous haven for hiking, biking, bird watching, fishing and horseback riding or just a
leisurely picnic among the area wildlife.
Fall foliage makes for amazing views absolutely perfect for photos.
Web Page Pure Country Campground Click here
Phone (607) 847-9265
Address:
176 Kelly Road
New Berlin, NY 11753
Double DAB Riding Stable
You can come and enjoy a beautiful horseback ride through miles of trails, your horse or ours.
Open year round, We also have pony rides, petting farm, picnic area. Located along the Chautauqua-Lake
Erie Wine Trail. There are meny Bed & Breakfasts to chose from.
Double DAB has a farm-like environment. We have several kinds of farm animals. We have over 70 horses.
Most of them were born, raised, and trained on the farm.
Darlene Breads
5811 Welch Hill Rd
Ripley NY l4775
Phone 716-736-4418
Rodeo Grounds, Fair Grounds, B and B's, Horse Motels, Private residences
Campgrounds, ranches and trail ride places are also Overnight hosts. The places listed here are "OVERNIGHT ONLY".
This is a link to B & B Online, Bed and Breakfast with
equine accommodations
The Bark Eater Inn
Keene: The Bark Eater Inn Ph 518-576-2221
Mountain View Farm
Gardiner: Stalls, outdoor arena, 12.2 Miles of trail on the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
Close to Minnewaska State Park Preserve.
Overnight parking, campers/tents, boarding per month, transportation.
Ph. 914-255-5563,
Addr:99 Dusinberre Road, 12525. Bonnie Lanier Rinaldo
Edgerley B & B
We have a beautiful B&B on a 14 acrea estate. The rooms all have private
baths, some with jacuzzi. Our amenities include a hot tub, in ground
swimming pool. We are located 5 minutes from Letchworth State Park and 10
minutes from Swain Ski Area. We serve full home cooked breakfasts.
PLUS, we have a 6 stall horse barn, indoor 70x100 lighted horse riding
arena. The property included an outdoor arena, paddock, pastures
with watering available. We are located 1/8 mile off Route 436 between
Nunda and Portageville, in beautiful western New York.
Edgerley B & B
9303 Creek Rd.
Hunt, N Y 14846
716-468-2149
E-mail: Jane & Ed Peterson Click here E-mail
R & R Dude Ranch
Otto: R & R Dude Ranch, Recreation Ranch Estates B & B.
Stalls, Holding pens, several pastures, arena. Have elect hookup for campers,
10 miles of trail. Rental Horses.
Alice Ferguson, Lange Road, P.O. Box 124, Otto NY. 14766.
Ph 716-257-5140
Paul Peachin
Oneonta, I have overnight space available for horse people who are traveling thru with
their horses. I am located off I-88 between Binghamton and Albany NY. I am interested
in receiving entries from other people who travel with horses and are willing to put the
horses up overnight Ph 607-397-8931.
E-mail Paul Peachin Click here E-mail
Foxe Farmhouse Bed and Barn
Cherry Creek: 12X12 Box stalls, Paddock with run in sheds, pasture. 4000 acres of state and
private forest. Double rooms and Single rooms.
Located on Chautauqua County Rt 66 between Ellington and Sinclairville. Ph toll free 877-468-5523.
or 716-962-3412
Carol Lorenc, Proprietor, 1880 Thornton Road, 14723
Ken Williams
Franklinville: Located near Franklinville
Ny, we have a pond 300 ft. long, by 130 ft.across, with lots of fish in
it, theres plenty of camping all around the pond, Were about (1) hour from Buffalo Ny.
We could supply a power cord, for trailer's, we have milles of trails, 20,000 acres to ride.
Driving directions from Erie Pa: Rt.17 to Hinsdale
exit,turn left,go to Franklinville rt.98 turn left, go aprox 2 miles to
Bennett rd.turn left, go aprox 3/4 mi red barn on right starts my
property, 1200 ft from barn is my green mail box and my drive-way.!
Driving directions from Buffalo Ny: take I-90 to the 400, Olean Ny to
Rt.16 take 16 for about 45 minutes to Franklinville Ny.
Go through Franklinville to
rt.98 s. turn right go about 2 miles to Bennett rd. turn left go 3/4
miles red barn on right starts property 1200 ft from barn to green
mailbox and driveway enjoy the view!
Ken and Sue Williams
6979 Bennett Rd.
Franklinville, Ny
PH 1-716-676-3543
As for driving directions, there are many ways to come, call or E-mail
E-mail Ken Williams Click here E-mail
Owl Creek Farm
We are located in the scenic Finger Lakes area - 25 minutes from Ithaca, Owego, Elmira and Northern
Pennsylvania. Near Interstate 86 and just off Route 96.
Three large pastures are available for horses, 5 stalls and trails.
Overnight camping with electric and water available.
Please call for more information and detailed directions.
Owl Creek Farm
292 Owl Creek Road
Spencer, New York 14883
Phone 607-589-4792
Owners: Randy and Barbara Thayer
Submitted By: Mindy Albanese Click here
Painted Bar Stables in Burdett NY near Finger Lakes National Forest
We also offer overnight stabling in 12x12 stalls for vacationers.
Unfortunately we do not have the facilities to host their owners, but there are a plenitude of local bed
and breakfasts that are listed on our website.
Web Page Painted Bar Stables Click here
Painted Bar Stables
4093 Lake Avenue
Burdett NY 14818
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Trail Riding Events
Join us at NY Equestrian Campground for one of our Trail Riding Events held during the year.
We are a campground located in New Berlin, NY and we adjoin the Brookfield Trail System.
Accommodations include a pavilion with a comfort lounge and 4 bathrooms with hot/cold showers,
3 outdoor hot/cold showers, an outdoor 110' x 220' riding arena, covered 5' x 10' stalls with latches, etc.
For more information and event dates and details, please visit our Camping section and Training Events
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