Farm to school programs in Ipswich, Massachusetts

Back Bay Farm is a premier hunter equitation training and boarding stable located in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Our facility offers training, riding lessons, showing, full board, sales, and leasing services. Situated on 500 acres of conservation land, we provide a beautiful and serene environment for both horses and riders. Our 4-stall barn includes amenities such as an indoor and outdoor arena, heated tack room, and indoor wash stall. With access to an abundance of trails and being just 5 minutes from Crane Beach, Back Bay Farm is the perfect place to keep your horses for the winter or on a long-term basis. Our experienced head trainer, Robin Petersen, is a USHJA certified trainer with over 40 years of experience in teaching, training, and riding. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned competitor, we have a program tailored to your needs. Join us at Back Bay Farm and become a part of our thriving equestrian community.

Hunters Haven Farm is a full service barn located in the picturesque town of Groveland, Massachusetts. We cater to riders of all levels, offering riding lessons in huntseat and dressage for both beginners and advanced students. Our services include summer camp, hippotherapy, show team participation, boarding, horse sales, and rentals. In addition to our riding programs, Hunters Haven is also home to J & J Ponies, providing pony rentals for birthday parties and special events. We serve the North Shore and Boston areas, including Haverhill, Boxford, Topsfield, Georgetown, Middleton, Ipswich, Rowley, Danvers, Peabody, Andover, Hamilton, and Saugus.

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