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Ohana Aina LLC "Family Land"

Year-Round, Full-Service Equine Facility

Indoor/Outdoor Riding Arenas

100' x 200' Indoor Riding Arena with Dust Free Footing, Garage Doors, Large Fans and High Efficient Lighting, Regulation 20 x 60 Meter, Outdoor arena.

Full-Service Facility

Exceptional Amenities Including 26 Stalls, lndoor Riding Arena, Covered Horse Walker, Climate Control Client Lounge with TV/Wifi, Multiple Restrooms and Kitchen.

Upper Stalls

Home to Capital Area Premium Sporthorses - 20 Fully Matted Stalls with Fully Matted Aisle Ways, Heated Grooming and Wash Stalls, Fans/Central Ventilation and Multiple Tack Rooms.

Private Event and Viewing Rooms

Viewing and Dining Room with attached full kitchen with windows into the Indoor Arena and access to restrooms.

Lower Barn

Lower barn with 10 stalls and wash stall, with upper loft hay storage.

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Welcome

Welcome to Ohana Equestrian Preserve, a full-service equine facility in southern Loudoun County Virginia. Located just east of the historic town of Middleburg, the preserve is situated on 80 acres and is easily accessible from Washington DC and the western suburbs.

 

Ohana Equestrian Preserve was founded on the premise of preserving the land, supporting community programs and sharing the power of horses with others.

  • A place where one can experience the beauty and athleticism of a horse.
  • A place to purchase custom woodworks.
  • A place to purchase wood and compost material.
  • A place to support our local community through the Ohana Preservation Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, programs and events.

In Hawaiian culture, “ohana” translates to family. The “ohana” concept carries with it a certain responsibility, an obligation to take care of those in your community as they take care of you.

 

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