Arena Status Updated Thursday, April 22nd, 2021
All arenas are OPEN. |
Cross-Country, Perimeter Trail, Conditioning Hill and Exercise Track are OPEN.
Due to winter conditions, please use good judgement and caution while hacking and jumping on Cross-Country. Intermediate and Advanced jumps are always closed for schooling. |
Please remain alert to your surroundings, do not leave valuables visible and notify the office of any unusual activity on The Horse Park grounds! |
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Rules for Winter Indoor Arena during COVID
Restrictions
-10 horse maximum, 30 minute limit if anyone is waiting
-No spectators or dogs on perimeter
-2 horses/resident trainer
-No external trainers or haul-in members
-Masks are only optional while riding, mandatory at all other times
-No side by side riding
-Please leave ring immediately when tractor arrives to keep the drags on schedule
-No lunging except before 8:00 AM and only if no riders
-No jumping
COVID-19 UPDATE
To all Horse Park members:
We care greatly about providing a safe environment for you and our larger communities.
San Mateo County has entered the most restrictive tier (Purple) due to an increase in COVID-19 cases and test positivity rates. It is imperative that we all adhere to state and county safety mandates, including:
1. Wear a mask at all times except when mounted.
2. Maintain a minimum 6-foot social distance at all times.
3. Wash your hands often with soap and water and/or use a hand sanitizer often.
4. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
5. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
6. Monitor your health. If you have any of the symptoms of COVID-19 listed at cdc.gov, please do not come to the Park. Follow San Mateo County guidelines for testing and quarantining prior to your return.
7. Adhere to exposure and travel recommendations. If you have been in contact with someone who has COVID-19, or you are returning from travel, please do not come to the Park. Follow San Mateo County guidelines for testing and quarantining prior to your return.
8. Limit Park visits to focused membership activities. Please remember, no guests or spectators are allowed.
We thank you for doing your part.
ABOUT THE HORSE PARK AT WOODSIDE - April 2021
The Horse Park, established in 1981, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to land preservation and equestrian sport. Our land stewardship includes: invasive weed eradication; erosion control; native grass and plant restoration; a conscientious mowing plan for perpetuation of native grasses, weed abatement and fire prevention; and a native garden. Our equestrian programs encompass all that a premier equestrian facility has to offer: an international level cross country course, state-of-the-art footing, a covered arena, and 8 additional arenas.
We are unique to California and the West Coast as we encompass over 270 beautiful acres in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area. The Horse Park is a wonderful refuge whether on foot or horseback, you can enjoy great vistas, the restorative power of nature and its simple beauty. In an effort to maintain this equine treasure, the Horse Park offers low cost memberships for both equine sports as well as for dog walking. Over the years it has been donations to our non-profit that have allowed this beautiful park to thrive. Everything we achieve, we do so because of generous individuals that share our vision and dedication to providing opportunities for educational, recreational and competitive activities in a variety of equestrian disciplines. We believe that The Horse Park at Woodside provides a balanced platform for the growth and development of youth and adults alike.
THE HORSE PARK MISSION STATEMENT
The Horse Park at Woodside is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that provides opportunities for educational, recreational and competitive activities in a variety of equestrian disciplines that encourage the growth and development of youth and adults.
The Horse Park at Woodside is committed to:
• Thoughtful stewardship of the land
• Providing broad access to land appropriate to equestrian use
• Adding value in the community
• Other activities compatible with equestrian uses