Horse Boarding in Las Vegas

What It Really Costs (and What You Get for It)

If you’re looking into horse boarding in Las Vegas, you’ve probably noticed prices are all over the map. One barn offers board for $450, another for $950—so what’s the deal? Why such a big gap? And more importantly, what are you really paying for?

In this post, we break down:

  • What horse boarding costs in Las Vegas (stall, full-care, extras)
  • What factors affect the price
  • What to expect from budget vs. premium facilities
  • Why Best in the West Gaited Horses offers serious value

Let’s dive in so you can make an informed decision for your horse.


What Does Horse Boarding in Las Vegas Really Cost?

Las Vegas is one of the most unique horse communities in the U.S.—blending suburban, rural, and desert equestrian lifestyles. Costs reflect that diversity.

💲 Average Las Vegas Boarding Prices (2025):

Type of BoardingMonthly Cost RangeWhat’s Included
Pasture BoardRare in Las VegasNot commonly available due to desert climate
Stall Board (Basic)$450–$650Stall, hay 2x/day, water, mucking
Full-Care Stall Board$700–$1,200+Add-ons: turnout, grain, blanketing
Premium/Specialist$900–$1,500Full-care plus specialized attention

Because of the arid desert environment and limited water access, true pasture boarding is exceedingly rare in the Las Vegas Valley. Most horses are housed in stalls or pipe corrals with daily turnout options, if offered.

Las Vegas Horse Boarding at Best in the West Gaited Horses

What Impacts the Cost of Horse Boarding in Las Vegas?

🐴 1. Turnout Availability

Turnout is essential for your horse’s health. But in Las Vegas, many barns don’t offer it—or charge extra for it—due to limited space and heat concerns.

At Best in the West Gaited Horses, turnout is included. Daily. No extra fee. Because we believe movement is essential.

🐴 2. Feed Quality and Frequency

Some barns feed local grass hay once or twice a day. Others offer high-quality alfalfa, orchard, or timothy with custom grain options.

We feed high-quality hay twice daily and can accommodate special diets or supplements. We’ll work with your vet or nutritionist to keep your horse healthy.

🐴 3. Expertise with Specific Breeds

Not every facility is equipped to handle gaited horses or sensitive breeds. Specialized care and training support can drive up the price—but it’s worth it if your horse thrives.

We specialize in gaited breeds. Period.

🐴 4. Facility Maintenance

Is the property clean? Are stalls well-ventilated? Is water always fresh? These details add value—and peace of mind.

We take pride in clean, safe, well-maintained grounds that put horses first.

🐴 5. Staffing and On-Site Care

Cheaper barns often cut corners with part-time or inexperienced staff. Full-time, horse-savvy professionals come at a higher cost—but your horse benefits.

At Best in the West, experienced handlers monitor horses daily. We don’t leave things to chance.


What Do You Really Get for Your Money?

Let’s break it down by comparing a basic board vs. a facility like ours:

Basic Las Vegas Barn ( on average $650/month)

  • Shared stall or pipe corral
  • Hay twice daily (usually low-grade alfalfa)
  • Limited or no turnout
  • Few extras (no grain, no blanketing)
  • Self-care or add-on fees for grooming, feeding grain, etc.

Best in the West Gaited Horses

  • Spacious, well-ventilated stalls cleaned daily
  • High-quality hay (2x/day) and water buckets scrubbed regularly
  • Daily turnout in our spacious, group-friendly arena
  • Care team experienced with all breeds of horses
  • Customized care options (grain, meds, etc)
  • Ride out trail access and rider-friendly environment

Despite offering full-care features and breed-specific expertise, Best in the West Gaited Horses remains one of the most economical boarding options in Las Vegas. We believe premium care shouldn’t come with a luxury price tag.


FAQs About Horse Boarding Costs in Las Vegas

Q: Is full-care boarding worth it?
A: If you can’t visit daily or want consistent, quality care—it’s absolutely worth it. Peace of mind has a price, and it’s less than a vet bill for a colicking horse left alone.

Q: Can I do self-care to save money?
A: Some barns offer this, but it requires a reliable schedule and backup plan. Self-care in summer heat can be exhausting and risky.

Q: Are there hidden fees I should watch for?
A: Yes. Ask about charges for grain feeding, blanketing, fly masks, holding for the vet/farrier, turnout, etc. At Best in the West, we’re upfront with everything—no surprises.

Q: Do you offer multi-horse discounts?
A: Yes, we offer discounts for owners boarding multiple horses. Contact us to learn more.


Why Best in the West Gaited Horses Is a Smart Choice

We understand what matters to horse owners—especially those with gaited breeds. That’s why we offer:

  • ✅ Transparent pricing
  • ✅ Daily turnout (included!)
  • ✅ Clean, safe stalls
  • ✅ Expert handlers who care deeply
  • ✅ A low-stress, herd-friendly environment
  • ✅ Owners on-site and involved

In short, we provide real value, not just a space to store your horse.


Schedule a Tour and See the Difference

Whether you’re relocating to Las Vegas, upgrading from a basic barn, or looking for your first boarding experience, we’d love to meet you.

📞 Call or text us to schedule a visit.
📍 Serving Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, and surrounding areas.

Your horse deserves more than just four walls. Let them thrive with Best in the West Gaited Horses.

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