Riding area
Discuss dimensions around your intended riding activities.
Riding arenas for horses and riders
Explore equestrian pole buildings and riding arenas with attention to riding space, access and daily use.
Start with your riding plans
Tell us how you intend to use the arena, who will ride there and how it fits with the rest of your property. Private use, lessons and other activities can lead to different space and access priorities.
Look beyond the riding area
Entry points, equipment access and connections to nearby stables affect how the building functions. Share the dimensions you are considering and any plans for storage or areas outside the riding space.
Coordinate the building and arena needs
Footing, drainage, lighting and ventilation should be discussed alongside the building. Bring your equestrian requirements and any specialist recommendations so the scope can account for the way the arena will be used.
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Built around your plans
Details that make the space work
Bring these priorities into the conversation as we plan your building.
Horse and rider access
Consider entry locations and movement to and from nearby facilities.
Equipment entry
Plan access for the equipment used to maintain the arena.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you want to build
Share your project type, location, and what the space needs to do. We serve St. Joseph, Cass, and Berrien counties in Michigan, and areas north and west of Elkhart County in Indiana.