Covered Bridge Retreat

Highlights

A private, horse-first retreat where camp comfort, arenas, and easy trail access create a club-weekend feel.

Riding

The marked trails are not the longest in the state, but they serve the property well, offering relaxed mileage in a setting that is more about convenience, companionship, and easy riding than dramatic backcountry exploration.

Rideable terrain

4.5 miles

Trailer parking

Private trailer parking, horse-friendly campsites, and on-site equestrian facilities designed for overnight stays

Horse regulations

Because this is a private facility, reservations, operating policies, and current availability should be checked directly with the property before travel. Rules can differ from public-land expectations and may change with events or programming.

Getting here

Arrival tends to feel easier here than at a large public forest because the property is designed around equestrian guests. Trailer parking, campsites, and horse facilities are part of the destination rather than afterthoughts.

Planning your visit

Covered Bridge Retreat works best when you want the horse weekend to feel social and self-contained. Confirm availability before building your trip around it, and think of it as a rider-focused getaway rather than a pure mileage destination.

Where to stay

This is where the retreat shines. Campsites, arenas, horse accommodations, and the private-property atmosphere make it especially good for clubs, friend groups, or riders who want a shared weekend base with built-in equestrian amenities.