Keystone Equestrian Horse Park
Bluffdale, Utah
Keystone Equestrian Horse Park
Bluffdale, Utah
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About the Property
Keystone Equestrian Horse Park is a local horse boarding and event facility. Reviewers note it as a good option for riders in the area, with positive remarks about the grounds and management.
What Boarders Say
- Facility offers 14+ acres with indoor/outdoor arenas, round pens, trails, and varied boarding options (stalls, group pens, outdoor runs), with amenities like wash racks appreciated by some boarders.
- Significant concerns raised about deteriorating conditions: dirty stalls, inadequate turnout (1–2 hours for horses despite large herd), poor grounds maintenance with litter and debris, rocky/inconsistent arena footing, and inadequate medical response (horse colicked unmonitored for one hour before dying).
- Mixed reports on community culture and staff professionalism; some boarders report friendly atmosphere, while long-term boarders cite toxic drama, passive-aggressive trainer behavior, and concerning business practices (e.g., charging $100 transport fee immediately after horse's death).
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Unknown
Acres
Unknown
Capacity
Unknown
Availability
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Pricing
About the Property
Keystone Equestrian Horse Park is a local horse boarding and event facility. Reviewers note it as a good option for riders in the area, with positive remarks about the grounds and management.
What Boarders Say
- Facility offers 14+ acres with indoor/outdoor arenas, round pens, trails, and varied boarding options (stalls, group pens, outdoor runs), with amenities like wash racks appreciated by some boarders.
- Significant concerns raised about deteriorating conditions: dirty stalls, inadequate turnout (1–2 hours for horses despite large herd), poor grounds maintenance with litter and debris, rocky/inconsistent arena footing, and inadequate medical response (horse colicked unmonitored for one hour before dying).
- Mixed reports on community culture and staff professionalism; some boarders report friendly atmosphere, while long-term boarders cite toxic drama, passive-aggressive trainer behavior, and concerning business practices (e.g., charging $100 transport fee immediately after horse's death).