Crooked Creek Farm Boarding Stables
474 Smyrna Road, Lonoke, AR 72086
Crooked Creek Farm Boarding Stables is a horse boarding facility that also offers farm fresh eggs and hosts crawfish boils, with lodging coming soon.
Lonoke sits in the heart of the Arkansas Grand Prairie, a flat and fertile region that has long balanced row crop agriculture with livestock and horse keeping. The Arkansas River is not far to the south, and the surrounding countryside offers an open, working-farm character well suited to those looking for a quieter alternative to the bustle of Little Rock, just thirty miles to the west.
For horse owners in the Lonoke area, pasture land is generally accessible and the rural atmosphere makes for relaxed, unhurried horse keeping. Whether you are relocating a horse within central Arkansas or looking for a first boarding situation, the area rewards those willing to explore facilities just beyond the main highway corridors.
Check out the boarding options currently available in and around Lonoke below.
About horse boarding in Lonoke
Lonoke sits in the heart of the Arkansas Grand Prairie, a flat and fertile region that has long balanced row crop agriculture with livestock and horse keeping. The Arkansas River is not far to the south, and the surrounding countryside offers an open, working-farm character well suited to those looking for a quieter alternative to the bustle of Little Rock, just thirty miles to the west.
For horse owners in the Lonoke area, pasture land is generally accessible and the rural atmosphere makes for relaxed, unhurried horse keeping. Whether you are relocating a horse within central Arkansas or looking for a first boarding situation, the area rewards those willing to explore facilities just beyond the main highway corridors.
Check out the boarding options currently available in and around Lonoke below.
Frequently Asked Questions About Horse Boarding in the Lonoke Area
What is horse boarding like in the Lonoke, AR area?
Lonoke County's agricultural roots mean horse-keeping is a natural part of local life. The Grand Prairie terrain is flat and open, which suits pasture and basic stall boarding. Compared to Little Rock, cost of land is lower and a quieter rural environment prevails.
How far is Lonoke from Little Rock for horse owners?
Lonoke is roughly 30 miles east of Little Rock along I-40, making it a practical option for horse owners who work in the capital but want more space and lower boarding costs in a rural county setting.
Are there riding opportunities near Lonoke, Arkansas?
The flat Grand Prairie landscape favors trail riding along property edges and farm roads. Riders looking for more varied terrain typically make the short drive west toward the Ouachita foothills or north to the Arkansas River corridor.