Colorado Horse Park - Parker, Colorado

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Address: 7522 S Pinery Dr, Parker, CO 80134, United States.
Phone: 3038415550.
Website: facebook.com
Specialties: Equestrian club, Banquet hall.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Opinions: This company has 165 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.5/5.

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Colorado Horse Park

The Colorado Horse Park is a premier equestrian venue located at 7522 S Pinery Dr, Parker, CO 80134, United States. With a phone number of 3038415550, and a website at facebook.com, this facility is well-equipped to host a variety of equestrian events and activities.

Specializing in equestrian clubs and banquet halls, the Colorado Horse Park offers a unique and enjoyable experience for all who visit. Additionally, the park has wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances, making it an inclusive destination for people of all abilities.

With an impressive average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars based on 165 reviews on Google My Business, the Colorado Horse Park has clearly made a strong impression on those who have attended events there. Many reviewers note the park's well-maintained arenas, spacious permanent stalls, and the overall beauty of the venue.

One reviewer mentioned that the Colorado Horse Park is a 'premier CO venue for large rated horse shows,' hosting events such as the Littleton Equine on-site for LEG shows and featuring Dr. Tischer as a great resource. While some temporary stalls may be a bit small for larger warmbloods, the permanent stalls provide ample space and accommodate warmbloods comfortably. The practice and show arenas are both praised for their beauty and maintenance, making it a fun destination for equestrian enthusiasts.

Overall, the Colorado Horse Park is a highly recommended destination for those looking to experience large national and international derbies, grand prix jumpers, or simply enjoy a day at a beautiful and well-maintained equestrian facility.

👍 Reviews of Colorado Horse Park

Caroline C.

5/5

Premier CO venue for large rated horse shows. They have Littleton equine on site for LEG shows and Dr. Tischer is great. They have permanent and temporary stalls. The temp stalls are kind of small for big warmbloods, but the permanent stalls are larger and fit warmbloods nicely.
Highly recommend to see the big national and international derbies and the Grand Prix jumpers!

Roxanne H. E. M.

5/5

I loved it there! The practice and show arenas were beautiful and well maintained. Fun day@

Jennifer M.

5/5

Great place for a show! Many amenities and nice stalls. Also love that they have everything you could need on site from a vet to ferriers to shops and more!

Connie K.

5/5

A beautiful, modern and well-staffed facility.

Bekka F.

5/5

Beautiful facilities, we had a blast at Regionals!

Dillon S.

1/5

These people have scammed out a community member here in Douglas County who devoted their time and resources to sew 65 horse blankets. They were delivered in excellent condition and on time. Now the owners of this place are stiffing this person the entire amount that was to be paid for their time and the material to make them. Until they pay the agreed amount in full, this review stays up. The owners of this place who did this are scum of the earth.

Chris R.

5/5

Nice place, beautiful grounds

Jeff

1/5

Great facility overall. The Covid-19 restrictions were over the top, which made it really not a lot of fun at all. Hence the 1 star. There were temperature checks and they made you wear a mask outside over your nose and mouth ... wherever you were ... whether you were by a ring, in the bathroom, or standing in a wide open parking lot by yourself. Oh, and you had to wear the mask inside your car too as you were driving through. We were driving through the exit and were made to put our masks on inside of our vehicle ... with the windows up ... lol. The temperature checkers would take your temperature in the 100 degree sun and try to tell you that you had a fever. Of course, once out of the sun ... your temperature was normal. So there was some ineptitude happening there. On top of that, you were not allowed to stand within 6 feet of another person. If you did, you were scolded. You were also constantly scolded if you did not have the mask over your nose every second ... in 100 degree heat ... outside with no one within 6 feet of you. This obviously flies in the face of science ... that tells you that you should not wear a mask outside ... as you could make yourself sick.

The rest of the review with regards to the show ... it was just like any other horse show. We were at the Fall in Rockies show and it was of course plagued by time mismanagement of the rings. These show managers just can't seem to keep things on time. This is usually due to selfish trainers making the rings wait while they "do their thing". It wasn't uncommon for the rings to be a couple hours behind. It really does make for an unpleasant experience.

One high note was the food truck that was there. They had amazing breakfast and lunch.