M&R Stables
2145 Summit LN SE, Turner, OR 97392
M&R Stables offers convenient overnight boarding just 7 miles from I-5. The facility features a 96' x 60' arena and multiple turnout options.
Silverton is a Marion County city in the northern Willamette Valley foothills, set in the rolling country east of Salem between the Pudding River valley and the Silver Creek watershed. The area has a distinctive character — Silverton is known for its Victorian architecture, its position above the valley floor in the foothills, and its proximity to Silver Falls State Park, one of Oregon's most celebrated natural areas. Horse keeping in this part of the Willamette Valley benefits from the foothill terrain's variety and the access to forested riding country nearby.
Riding instruction is available in the Silverton area, serving the Marion County equestrian community in a scenic valley foothills setting. Silver Falls State Park's trail system, while not all horse-accessible, represents the kind of dramatic waterfall and forested terrain that makes this corner of Oregon so attractive. The proximity to Salem provides access to the mid-Willamette Valley's equine services without the higher costs of the Portland market.
Take a look at the boarding options available throughout Silverton and discover the right fit for your horse.
About horse boarding in Silverton
Silverton is a Marion County city in the northern Willamette Valley foothills, set in the rolling country east of Salem between the Pudding River valley and the Silver Creek watershed. The area has a distinctive character — Silverton is known for its Victorian architecture, its position above the valley floor in the foothills, and its proximity to Silver Falls State Park, one of Oregon's most celebrated natural areas. Horse keeping in this part of the Willamette Valley benefits from the foothill terrain's variety and the access to forested riding country nearby.
Riding instruction is available in the Silverton area, serving the Marion County equestrian community in a scenic valley foothills setting. Silver Falls State Park's trail system, while not all horse-accessible, represents the kind of dramatic waterfall and forested terrain that makes this corner of Oregon so attractive. The proximity to Salem provides access to the mid-Willamette Valley's equine services without the higher costs of the Portland market.
Take a look at the boarding options available throughout Silverton and discover the right fit for your horse.
Puddingriver Stables
28150 S Meridian Rd, Aurora, OR 97002
Puddingriver Stables is dedicated to Heart, Happy, Horsemanship, where everything they do is for the heart and happiness of the horse. They emphasize connect...
Whitewind Farm
6118 Mt Angel Hwy NE, Silverton, OR 97381
Whitewind Farm is a full service horse facility offering riding lessons & training. We have been in business over 45 years and hold membership with the Unite...
Frequently Asked Questions About Horse Boarding in the Silverton Area
What riding instruction is available in Silverton, OR?
Silverton has riding lessons available in a Marion County foothills setting east of Salem. The area serves the northern Willamette Valley equestrian community in the scenic Silver Creek watershed, with access to the broader Willamette Valley equine resources.
What makes the Silverton, OR area distinctive for horse owners?
Silverton sits in the Willamette Valley foothills near Silver Falls State Park, offering more varied terrain than the flat valley floor. The proximity to Salem and the forested foothill character create a pleasant boarding environment with more topographic interest than most valley communities.
Is trail riding accessible from Silverton, OR?
Silver Falls State Park is nearby, though not all trails are horse-accessible — confirming current equestrian access before planning rides is recommended. The surrounding Marion County foothills and Silver Creek watershed provide rural riding on farm roads and country lanes.