Driving down the winding country road that wraps around the aged wood fencing, visitors may feel a sense of time gone past and see horses grazing peacefully or frolicing on the gently rolling pastures.

The rustic restored horse barn, old log tobacco barn and pre-Civil War farm house, are nestled among century old trees.

The Farmhouse built c. 1810 is being restored for historical preservation

Rustic restored horse barn and old original tobacco log barn

   

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There are many activities and sights that are available
at Gracewood Farm as a retreat and event host site

At Gracewood Farm horseback riders can relax
wth their equine mount and canine friends on the beautiful woodland trails.

No hunting is allowed at Gracewood Farm for a good reason

Trail walking is good for the spirit of both humans and horses

Trail riding obstacle training with creeks, logs, bluffs, and wildlife

Native wildlife often delight the visitor when seen, such as Whitetail Deer, Red-Tailed Hawks, Wild Turkey, Box Turtles and occasionally even a Gray Fox.

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Event and special occasion hosting is available at Gracewood Farm

A meeting place for friends to hang out and have fun

  
Horsemanship clinics are held at Gracewood Farm

Visitors learn about horses, their care and tack

Chiropractic clinician informs visitors about the importance
of the human body being in balance before riding

Equine exhibitions for groups,
such as Bridleless Riding (and bareback)

Paso Fino test-rides are available during group horsemanship clinics

English or Western?

Holiday fun with horses

Private weekend horsemanship clinics

Happy farm visitors!

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The horses love their apple tree

Continue to enjoy your online Gracewood Farm tour.

... Lynn Gallup, Gracewood Farm