Morriston is a small community in Levy County in north-central Florida, situated in the broad agricultural buffer zone between Ocala and Gainesville. The area is rural and quiet, with cattle operations and horse properties sharing the flat to gently rolling landscape typical of this part of the Florida peninsula. Morriston's proximity to Ocala — often called the Horse Capital of the World — places it within the outer orbit of Florida's most concentrated equestrian region.
Local facilities offer lesson programs and support hunter-jumper, dressage, and thoroughbred racing disciplines. The thoroughbred connection reflects Levy County's position adjacent to Marion County, where thoroughbred breeding and training are central to the regional economy. Florida's winter-free climate makes year-round active training practical, and early winter through spring is when the Ocala region draws horses and riders from across the country.
Find the boarding and training options available in and around Morriston below.