GemStone Stable
GemStone Stable
GemStone Stable is a small farm located in Hagerstown, Maryland, near the Pennsylvania border and close to I-81 and I-70. The facility offers both long-term and layover boarding with quality care at affordable prices, and welcomes RVs with electric hookups.
Horses are housed in 12x12 matted stalls, each with its own paddock that can be closed during bad weather. Horses spend half the day in their stall/paddock area and half the day turned out with the herd. The facility includes quality feed twice daily, hay, a wash area, and shelter over the paddocks. Maximum capacity is 8 geldings to maintain herd harmony.
- Reviewers consistently praised GemStone Stable's clean, safe facilities, including well-maintained stalls with attached paddocks and shelters, along with thoughtful amenities like arena and obstacle course access.
- Owner Tammie is highlighted for her responsiveness, helpfulness, and genuine care—one reviewer noted she assisted when a friend's horse was colicking—making the layover experience stress-free and convenient for traveling with horses.
GemStone Stable is a small farm located in Hagerstown, Maryland, near the Pennsylvania border and close to I-81 and I-70. The facility offers both long-term and layover boarding with quality care at affordable prices, and welcomes RVs with electric hookups.
Horses are housed in 12x12 matted stalls, each with its own paddock that can be closed during bad weather. Horses spend half the day in their stall/paddock area and half the day turned out with the herd. The facility includes quality feed twice daily, hay, a wash area, and shelter over the paddocks. Maximum capacity is 8 geldings to maintain herd harmony.
- Reviewers consistently praised GemStone Stable's clean, safe facilities, including well-maintained stalls with attached paddocks and shelters, along with thoughtful amenities like arena and obstacle course access.
- Owner Tammie is highlighted for her responsiveness, helpfulness, and genuine care—one reviewer noted she assisted when a friend's horse was colicking—making the layover experience stress-free and convenient for traveling with horses.