Campbell Springs Farm - CSF Facilities

Campbell Springs Farms is conveniently located on River Road in Chesterfield County. In addition to our stone gate entrance, we now have a special trailer entrance for horse shows. The North Barn road leads directly to our North Barn Complex. A spacious paved parking lot loops around this area’s numerous equine offerings.

The North Barn Complex

Covered Arena, 250’ x 125’, with two climate-controlled observation rooms, PA system, lighting, flat sand footing
Stadium Ring, 180’ x 260’, Outdoor, bleacher seating, observation room overlooks the ring, flat sand footing
Standard Dressage Ring also reduces to small ring size, white chain, letters, rock-dust footing
John Lyons lunging ring, 60’ x 6’, level gravel dust footing
Center-aisle 34-stall barn, 12’ x 12’ stalls with ceiling fans and individual lights, most with Dutch doors, two H/C wash stalls, four grooming stalls, climate controlled tack rooms, heated indoor restrooms
Eight separate paddocks accommodate 3-5 horses each
Two injury recovery paddocks
Automatic waterers and round bales in each field
Hack path to Cross Country

View from the North Barn paddocks looking out on the Covered Arena
and the North Barn

Feeding time at the North Barn

Hunter Show in the
Covered Arena

From the North Barn paddocks, you can see the Cross Country Course sitting on roughly 20 rolling acres to the North. Completely fenced and separate from the trails, the Cross Country Course provides an ideal setting for exercising your horse out of the ring, tackling challenging Intro-Training jumps, or attending a private clinic.

Olympian John Williams
teaching a clinic on the
XC course in 2004

The Cross Country Course

Newly Renovated (See pictures)
20+ acres
Intro-Training
Fenced and gated
Ideal for private clinics
Open for schooling, just $35 per horse/rider (please call to check conditions before you come, as the course is subject to the weather)
Visiting riders must sign a liability waiver and present a current negative Coggins

Riders waiting for the
next division during the
2005 Fall Horse Trials

Winding through hay fields and pine forests, miles of bridle trails await the leisure rider at Campbell Springs Farm. The trees you see in these pictures are home to wild deer, turkey, and raccoons. Mild weather and easy terrain make trail riding at the farm a delight.

A pasture of playful geldings greets you as you enter the farm through the stone gate off River Road. This original entrance takes you to our South Barn Complex, completed shortly after the farm was purchased in 1993. Towering oaks shade the paved parking lot and often give rise to lazy Sunday afternoon gatherings around the picnic table.

Boarder Kristin Baker
riding Jackson Square
during competition

The South Barn

The South Barn Complex

10-Stall Indoor Barn, 12’ x 12’ stalls with individual lights and fans, some private tack lockers, indoor grooming stall, hay loft, outdoor H/C wash stall
20-Stall Shed Row Barn, 12’ x 12’ stalls with ideal ventilation, tack room
Four injury recovery paddocks
Large gelding and mare fields with automatic waterers, hay fed in the fields
Upper Outdoor Ring, 120’ x 240’, bleacher seating, sand footing, lighting, slightly sloped
Lower Outdoor Ring, 120’ x 240’, sand-based, flat
• Lunge Ring, sand footing
Farm Office
Meeting Room, for rent for private parties or seminars, has full kitchen, indoor ADA-compliant heated restroom, horse laundry service, high-speed internet, TV/DVD/Video

Summer Camp in the
South Barn ring, view of
the North Barn in the distance

Of all the things Campbell Springs Farm has to offer, variety is probably the most important. Our boarders enjoy the frenzied pace of horse show weekends as well as taking time to go fishing in the pond or enjoy a cookout with friends. Whatever your equine goals, we’d like to welcome you to the farm.

To learn more about boarding at the barns, click here

To learn more about hosting your next clinic or horse show at the farm, click here