
Grove Point Stables
1855 Grove Neck Rd, Earleville, MD 21919
Grove Point Stables in Earleville, Maryland is a private equestrian facility on a waterfront property featuring Gypsy Vanner horses. The farm offers guided t...
Townsend is a small town in New Castle County in northern Delaware, in the flat agricultural plain between the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal and the Maryland state line. Delaware's equestrian community is small relative to the surrounding states but well-connected—Townsend's position near the Pennsylvania and Maryland borders gives it access to the broader Mid-Atlantic horse community while maintaining a distinctly Delmarva agricultural character.
Hunter/jumper and eventing reflect the English discipline tradition of the Mid-Atlantic, and full care boarding with lesson programs serves a community of horse owners connected to the competitive circuits of Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Townsend's position on US-13, the historic coastal highway, gives it practical accessibility for haulers and owners moving through the northern Delmarva Peninsula.
Check out the boarding options available to horse owners in and around Townsend below.
Townsend is a small town in New Castle County in northern Delaware, in the flat agricultural plain between the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal and the Maryland state line. Delaware's equestrian community is small relative to the surrounding states but well-connected—Townsend's position near the Pennsylvania and Maryland borders gives it access to the broader Mid-Atlantic horse community while maintaining a distinctly Delmarva agricultural character.
Hunter/jumper and eventing reflect the English discipline tradition of the Mid-Atlantic, and full care boarding with lesson programs serves a community of horse owners connected to the competitive circuits of Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Townsend's position on US-13, the historic coastal highway, gives it practical accessibility for haulers and owners moving through the northern Delmarva Peninsula.
Check out the boarding options available to horse owners in and around Townsend below.

1855 Grove Neck Rd, Earleville, MD 21919
Grove Point Stables in Earleville, Maryland is a private equestrian facility on a waterfront property featuring Gypsy Vanner horses. The farm offers guided t...

2683 Bryants Corner Rd, Hartly, DE 19953
A training and lesson facility located on 26 acres in the heart of the Delmarva.

1213 Deer Antler Rd, Clayton, DE 19938
HR Farm is a full care boarding facility dedicated to the needs of your equine family.

76 Bridle Run, Warwick, MD 21912
Muddy Boots Horse Farm and Rescue is a facility near Chesapeake City on the Maryland/Delaware border, focused on horse rescue and rehabilitation. The farm of...

238 Grey Fox Ln, Dover, DE 19904
Origami Stables in Dover, Delaware has been training horses for new careers since 1976. The facility offers boarding, riding lessons for children through adu...

123 Sunny Meadows Lane, Townsend, DE 19734
Sunny Meadows Stables LLC is a newly built facility featuring an 18 stall barn, welcoming all disciplines and ages with a specialization in senior horse care.

194 Nottingham Rd, Elkton, MD 21921
Family owned & operated boarding stable with 30+ years of experience providing exceptional care for horses and their owners. Equestrian center offering lesso...
Hunter/jumper and eventing are the active disciplines near Townsend, with lesson programs available through full care boarding facilities. The northern Delaware location connects riders to the Mid-Atlantic show circuit that extends through Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Virginia. The region's English discipline tradition is well represented.
New Castle County south of Townsend is flat to gently rolling agricultural plain with the characteristic black loam soils of the Delmarva Peninsula. The landscape is well-drained and fertile, suited to pasture and farm-based horse keeping. The area has a working agricultural character typical of the upper Delmarva region.
Townsend is approximately 30 miles south of Wilmington and within driving distance of the Philadelphia metropolitan equestrian market to the north and the Maryland horse country to the south and west. The Delmarva Peninsula's position between the Chesapeake and Delaware bays places it within the broader Mid-Atlantic horse world, and competitive riders in the area regularly access circuits in multiple states.