Ohana Equestrian Preserve is a full-service equine facility in Loudoun County, VA, located just east of the historic town of Middleburg.
The preserve is located on 81 acres and is easily accessible from Washington, DC and the western suburbs.
Ohana Equestrian Preserve is home to Ohana Preservation Foundation, Capital Area Premium Sporthorses, Homestead Art Therapy and Counseling, Little River Psychiatry and Ohana Aina Woodworks.
Around the Preserve:
The Upper Barn contains 20 stalls, an Indoor Riding arena, multiple tack rooms, a climate-controlled viewing room, multiple bathrooms, an event room and full kitchen.
The 100' x 200' Indoor Riding Arena contains dust-free footing and is filled with natural light from large garage doors. The arena also has large fans and no-shadow lighting.
The Upper Barn contains 20 fully padded stalls with fans, heated wash stalls and tack rooms.
The Viewing Room in the Upper Barn is a perfect place to watch the riding in the arena. It is adjacent to the Event Room and has a restroom.
The Event Room, with an attached full kitchen is located inside the Upper Barn.
Exterior view of Upper Barn.
The Outdoor Riding arena is approximately 100' x 200'.
The Horse Walker is located directly behind the Upper Barn.
The Lower Barn contains 10 stalls, a tack room and a heated wash stall.
The Stable Blooms shed hosts Homestead Art Therapy and Counseling, Riverbend Grief and Movement Therapy, Little River Psychiatry and the Ohana Preservation Foundation Stable Blooms horticulture programs.
Our Mini Land is the home of our mini horses, who love to greet the visitors to Ohana.
The Halani Falls Event Space is a beautiful outdoor gathering space.
There are riding paths around the property.
The Family Pavillion is nestled among the paddocks.
We have 19 paddocks around the main Ohana Equestrian Preserve.
The beautiful views of the back 60 acres.
The Back 60 acres has plenty room for large gatherings.
The Ohana Preservation Foundation Stable Blooms Five Senses Garden
The predator proof coop for the chickens, ducks and bunnies.
Our wheelchair assessable Covered Wagon is the perfect way to travel around the 81 acres.
The chickens, ducks and bunnies of the Ohana Preservation Foundation.