Gibbs Road · Leeton, NSW
Horse-Friendly Stays and Agistment in Leeton
A safe stop for your horse takes planning. Ask about paddocks, yards, water and on-site stays before you set out.
Check horse stay availability
Overnight stays
A Proper Stop for Your Horse
Fenced paddocks and yards with reliable water. Tell us what your horse needs.
Yard option
Space to Settle
Ask about a yard if your horse needs its own space.
Water on site
Plan a Water Stop
Reliable water is available. Confirm arrangements when you book.
Travelling through
Arrive With a Float
Share your arrival window so we can prepare for your horse.
A practical country base
Keep Horse and Rider Close
Stay on the property in accommodation or ask about camping. Make one enquiry for your horse and your own overnight plans.
Feed arrangements
Bring Your Usual Feed
Hay or feed can be arranged on request. Tell us what your horse normally eats.
Before arrival
Help Us Prepare the Right Space
Share health details, behaviour notes and any dietary or hoof concerns. Paddocks are rotated between stays.
Flexible stopovers
One Night or a Few Days
Short-term agistment is available by arrangement. Longer stays are considered case by case.
Book ahead
Tell Us Your Dates
Include horse numbers, preferred paddock or yard, and feed needs. Enquire now
Facilities at a glance
Paddocks, Yards, Water and Feed
Know what is available before you unload. Tell us about your horse and we’ll confirm the suitable setup for your dates.
Fenced paddocks
Paddocks are available for overnight and short-term stays. Ask which paddock is planned for your horse and whether shade or shelter is available there.
Check paddock details
- Tell us your horse’s size and usual fencing needs.
- Ask about shade, shelter and paddock rotation for your dates.
- Advance booking gives us time to prepare the space.
Yards for individual needs
Yard options can suit horses that should not share a paddock. Let us know about separation needs before confirming your stay.
What to tell us
- Whether your horse can be near other horses.
- Any handling or behaviour concerns.
- Your preference for a paddock or yard.
Water and feed plans
Reliable water is available. You’re welcome to bring your horse’s own feed; hay or feed may be arranged on request.
Plan the supplies
- Tell us about feed type and quantity.
- Confirm any hay request before travelling.
- Share dietary needs in your enquiry.
Choose your stop
Short-Term Agistment and Stopovers
Some stays are for the night. Others need a few days around an event or a change of plans.
Overnight
A practical pause for travelling horse owners. Send your arrival time, horse count and paddock or yard preference.
A few days
Short-term agistment can be arranged for a local visit or a planned stopover. Confirm dates and care requirements in advance.
Event period or longer
Event stays and longer arrangements are discussed case by case. Availability depends on the dates and space needed.
For the road and event calendar
Event Periods and Transport Stopovers
Leeton can make a useful pause for horses moving through the Riverina or travelling between states. Give us your route and expected arrival window.
Flexible arrival and departure times may be possible when agreed in advance. If a transport delay changes your plans, contact us as soon as you can.
Your horse and your own overnight stay can be arranged on the same property. Paddock camping and accommodation need to be confirmed for your dates.
A little prep makes arrival easier
Horse Requirements and Biosecurity
Share the useful details before you set off. We may ask for current vaccination and health information when arranging a stay.
Paddocks are rotated between stays, and arriving horses are managed with separation where needed. Please get in touch before travelling if your horse has a health concern or needs a specific arrangement.
Health and vaccination status
Be ready to share your horse’s current health status. Vaccination information may be requested before the stay is confirmed.
Behaviour and handling
Tell us about behaviour around other horses, float unloading, handling or any need for an individual yard.
Diet and feed
List dietary needs and the feed your horse is used to. Bring your own supplies unless feed has been agreed in advance.
Hooves and shoeing
Let us know about shoeing, hoof care or other concerns that could affect the paddock or yard arrangement.