McCulley Farms

13 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from March 31, 2017
  

  Dave L. asked:

  We are wanting to winter In Florida for 5 months with are horses next year. We don't know where to start looking does anyone have any suggestions for horses campgrounds that have miles of trails? Thanks know you. Pic for attention.

  

  Denise S. replied:

  McCulley Farms. See Hamilton County McCulley Farm video on you tube. See Richard Carol McCulley. Fabulous obstacle course, tons and tons of trails. Dog friendly. See photos from Yvonne Taylor It's on Florida Georgia border. Paddocks if you reserve in advance.

  

  Shannan B. replied:

  McCulley Farms in Jasper FL or Fiddlers Green Ranch in Altoona FL

  

  Amy C. replied:

  Look up McCulley Farms in Jasper Florida. It has miles of beautiful trails and the best in hospitality that you could ask for

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• Referral from June 22, 2016
  

  Charles C. asked:

  looking for a place to lay over off 75 leaving greenwood Sc headed to Dunnellon FL thanks

  

  Margaret M. replied:

  McCulleys in Jasper area. Call, don't email. Super nice people! http://www.mcculleyfarms.com/

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• Referral from May 5, 2016
  

  Amy T. asked:

  Where is your favorite place to camp in Florida with your horses? The weather is going to be perfect this weekend and I am ready to go!

  

  Traci W. replied:

  Www.McCulleyFarms.com

  

  Steffanie M. replied:

  Spirit of the Suwannee or Mcculley Farms.

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• Referral from November 17, 2014
  

  David M. asked:

  Could anyone suggest a good horse camp in Florida that has plenty good trails and nice cabin rentals . Looking to go for a couple weeks in February

  

  Debby B. replied:

  Www.mcculleyfarms.com

  

  Barbara B. replied:

  Love McCulley Farms

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• Referral from December 21, 2017
  

  Debbie H. asked:

  Looking for ideas to go camp and bring horses were the temp is above 70 coming from Paducah KY area

  

  Lee P. replied:

  McCulley Farms in Florida www.mcculleyfarms.com

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• Referral from December 9, 2017
  

  Faith J. asked:

  I am looking for a two to four week rental in Ocala, Gainesville, or Live Oak in January/February. I am bringing two horses. No dogs. Small place for me and a paddock and stalls for my mares. A boarding facility will work if there are hotels nearby. I haul out to ride so nearby trails aren't a must. Thanks for suggestions.

  

  Lee P. replied:

  McCulley Farms is where you want to be!! Has everything you are looking for! Richard Carol McCulley www.mcculleyfarms.com

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• Referral from March 18, 2017
  

  Carol P. asked:

  Planning to camp with our horses between Christmas to Jan 2... can anyone suggest some fun places that are within about an 8 hour haul from North Georgia?

  

  Lee P. replied:

  www.mcculleyfarms.com

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• Referral from December 21, 2016
  

  Connie B. asked:

  Hi friends, I live in KY and I am looking for a horse camp in southern Georgia or northern Florida. We would like to get away from the cold weather for a few days the first part of February. I would appreciate any recommendations. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

  

  Lee P. replied:

  www.mcculleyfarms.com The best place to go for camping and riding! Is about 30 miles South of Georgia in central Florida!

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• Referral from July 18, 2015
  

  Michelle N. asked:

  I'm trying to decide what to do about one of my own personal horses. He's great in an arena, round pen or his own territory. Has been desensitized to all sorts of stuff. Trash bags, tarps, pool noodles, etc.... Unfortunately you don't see many pool noodles or feather boas in the woods. I want to trail ride him. I had a trainer picked out but we've been on her waiting list for a year. I'm looking for another trainer that will ride him. Lots of saddle time. He doesn't need "trained". He's great on the ground and in an arena. He needs miles. If I cant get him to the point, i feel comfortable riding out on him then Ill have to let him go. I also dont want anyone aggressive on him. I think someone was mean to him. Hes a bigger sized horse and an Appy. Any suggestions?

  

  Denise S. replied:

  You can drop him off with me when weather cools off here at www.mcculleyfarms.com where I live. I train on the trail. You can PM for details. I've trained and owned two terrific Appaloosas.

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