Livery yards and mare boarding — somewhere safe to keep them, wherever you are.
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Pats-Paddock Trail in Altenmedingen offers species-appropriate horse boarding on a paddock trail with full board, keeping stallions and mares in separate groups. Owner Patrizia Harneit is an animal acupuncturist and craniosacral osteopath, providing therapeutic care on site. She also offers lunging on the cavesson and groundwork training.
Reit- und Fahrverein Alfhausen e.V. is a registered riding and driving club in Alfhausen, Lower Saxony. It offers riding instruction in dressage and jumping, vaulting lessons and pony riding, plus periodic courses in dressage, jumping and carriage driving. The club manages stabling for boarders at its facility. It serves riders of various ages and disciplines.
Reitstall am Külf is a small, well-kept equestrian boarding yard in Lütgenholzen, Lower Saxony, that has offered a home for riders and their horses for over 15 years. Run by the Dietsch family, it provides boarding at the foot of the Külf ridge.
Reitverein Ahnsen e.V. is a small registered riding club near Stadthagen in Lower Saxony. Its facility includes an indoor school, a large outdoor arena, a jumping meadow and a cross-country course. The club offers riding lessons through a licensed trainer, hosts courses and group hacks, and provides boarding stalls. The grounds are open to members and external riders for a usage fee.
Pferdehof Dwehus is a boarding stable in the Lüneburg Heath at Ahnsbeck, made up of historic farm buildings forming small stall blocks. The yard offers stabling, an indoor riding hall, a lunging ring, and turnout paddocks and pastures with a structured daily routine. Riding lessons are also available. It is run as a GbR by Jörn and Caroline Dwehus.
Ponyhof Ju-Lu is a family-run pony farm and riding school in the heart of Ahlden (Aller), Lower Saxony. The yard specialises in introducing the youngest riders to ponies and horses, with attentive, child-friendly riding lessons and pony experiences. Alongside its riding school it also offers horse and pony keeping. Warmly reviewed by local families, it is known for the personal care its team gives to children and animals alike.
Heidehof Wolfsgrund is a movement-stable (Bewegungsstall) boarding facility between Verden and Rotenburg an der Wümme, southeast of Bremen. Horses are kept in herds under near-natural conditions with paddock boxes and daily turnout in gender-separated groups. The concept emphasises constant movement and social herd living. It is operated by Volker Paetzold.
Rosenhof Pferdehaltung is a family-run boarding stable (Pensionspferdehaltung) in Herkendorf, a small village in the scenic Weserbergland region of Lower Saxony. Set in an idyllic spot on the village edge and surrounded by hills, valleys, and woodland, the yard offers species-appropriate horse keeping with airy, high-ceilinged stables, spacious summer pastures, and winter paddocks. Riders enjoy extensive facilities: an indoor arena, dressage arena, jumping arena, lunging ring, and a cross-country course with a long gallop track, plus excellent hacking trails. An open stable (Offenstall) for a small herd of geldings provides freedom of movement, fresh air, and social contact, with separate hay and straw feeding stations and tree-shaded summer pasture. Horses receive individually tailored feeding, quality crushed oats, vitamin-rich hay or grazing, minerals, and fresh water, while thoughtful stable design and a circulation pump keep ventilation good and water unfrozen year-round. Rosenhof is also a certified training establishment for equine-management apprentices (Pferdewirt, service & husbandry).
Aktiv-Offenstall Miserre is an active open-stable boarding yard in Aerzen, Lower Saxony, focused on near-natural horse keeping. Horses and ponies live in two separate herds with large pastures, feeding stations and resting areas rather than in confinement boxes. A riding arena and a riders' lounge round out the facility. It is run by owner Hans-Jörg Miserre.
Reitanlage Dehmkerbrock is an equestrian facility in the Weserbergland, part of the municipality of Aerzen and about 12 km from Hameln. Run by the Reitverein Dehmkerbrock, it offers stabling for around 35 boarder horses across 14 boxes with attached paddocks and two open-stable (Offenstall) options, plus 24-hour summer pasture turnout. Facilities include a 20x40 m indoor school, a separate lunging hall and an outdoor lunging ring, a floodlit 20x40 m outdoor arena, a horse solarium, indoor and outdoor wash bays, paddocks and extensive summer grazing. The club provides a welcoming base for leisure and sport riders in the area.
Gut Warxbüttel is a family-run equestrian yard in Adenbüttel, Lower Saxony, operated by the Schulte Uemmingen family. Its riding school teaches children and adults in small groups — from toddler beginner lessons and supervised pony care through seat training, jumping, and cross-country sessions, plus year-round courses and holiday camps. The yard also runs a horse boarding operation across four stable blocks with large, airy boxes and attentive, horse-focused care. Lessons and waiting lists can be booked online via reitbuch.com.
Reitanlage & Gestüt Heseberg is a full-service equestrian center in Adenbüttel, Germany, set between Braunschweig, Gifhorn, Wolfsburg, and Peine and run by Conny Hoffmeister. It offers riding lessons in classical, Western, and recreational styles, school horses and ponies, and a Kids Club for children from age five. The yard provides boarding in individual stalls and open-shelter groups, and breeds its own Quarter Horses and Miniature Horses. As a recognized training establishment it also runs professional apprenticeships in equine care, breeding, and Western horsemanship, alongside year-round clinics and events.
Pferdepension Hof Heins is a privately run horse boarding facility in Adelheidsdorf near Celle, Lower Saxony. The centrally located yard offers around 19 boxes plus an open-stable group, with a covered riding hall, a large floodlit outdoor arena, a round pen and a Working Equitation trail. Riders also enjoy good hacking directly from the farm, along with trailer parking, a lockable tack room and a rider lounge with a children's corner. The stable focuses on calm, well-kept boarding for horses and ponies.
Hof der Pferde is an open, herd-based horse boarding facility in Adelheidsdorf, Lower Saxony, run by Tobias Gössing. Horses are kept in compatible groups with around-the-clock access to home-produced roughage. The yard offers a paddock trail, a lit roundpen and a 20 by 20 metre lunging area, plus a wash station, solarium and solebox, with predator-proof fencing across the property. It is a full-board operation aimed at owners who want species-appropriate group keeping.
A horse boarding facility (Pferdepension) on Borkum run by the Ruyling family for over 30 years. It offers guest boxes in renovated historic stables plus open, airy stabling suited to horses with respiratory sensitivities, set on roughly 16 hectares of grazing land. It is geared toward equestrian holidaymakers who want to board their horses on the island and ride the beach.
A riding stable on the North Sea island of Borkum offering riding lessons for all skill levels. Specialities include guided beach rides along Borkum's coastline and pony rides for children. The facility also provides boarding boxes for guest horses brought to the island by visitors.
Pferdepension Oser is a family-run horse boarding facility set on the former Maiwaldhof in Rheinau-Memprechtshofen, Baden-Württemberg. The Oser family converted the former farm into a stable that offers species-appropriate keeping in small groups, with open stabling, paddock boxes and interior boxes to suit different horses. Spacious paddock boxes of around 4.5 x 5.5 metres each come with equally sized outdoor areas. Its rural yet central location offers plenty of riding opportunities directly around the yard.
Reitclub Achern e.V. is a registered riding club in Achern, Baden-Württemberg, with two indoor arenas and full boarding facilities. It offers riding lessons on club horses, lunge lessons, and pony riding for children from age four. Members train in dressage and show jumping, and the club runs riding camps for young people. Stalls and paddocks are available for boarders.
Reitschule Waldeckhof is a riding school and equestrian yard run by Pascale Lipp in Achern-Wagshurst, Baden. It offers riding lessons, pony rides and vaulting, plus children's riding camps during the holidays. The yard also provides horse boarding. It caters strongly to children and beginners.
