PradoParkEquestrian

An equestrian oasis offering boarding, lessons and community events.

Board rates ↓Call (909) 597-5757

A dark horse at Prado Park at first light

Ducks on a wide pond ringed by palms and green hills in Prado Regional Park

The light —

01 — Board with us

Boarding

Monthly board rates

Pasture — 3-acre dry lot

Mare or gelding pasture$400

Pipe stalls

12′ × 24′, half cover$435
24′ × 24′, half cover$475

Box stalls — with shavings

12′ × 12′$485
12′ × 24′ with outside run$545

Extras

Trailer parking, any size$55

Boarding fees include twice-daily feed of high-quality alfalfa and full use of the facility and trails. Orchard hay may be substituted for an additional fee.

Every board includes

Stalls cleaned 6x week; barn & box stalls cleaned 7x week
5 arenas — 1 jumping, 3 turn-out (largest 300′ × 150′), 1 round pen
Dressage court
Arenas watered and dragged 2x week
Bull pen · hot walker · cross-tie areas
6 wash rack stations
On-site management with full-time office hours
Arena lighting for night riding
24-hour boarder access + security on site
Free shared tack space, or private tack room for $20/month
Free supplement distribution
Free access to Prado Regional Park
Trainers available in most disciplines, on site
Monthly clinics & events on-site
2,000 acres of attached nature trails — no bikes, road crossings or cars

02 — Around the ranch

Ranch Life

Ten frames from around the property. Scroll sideways.

A grey horse looking out over the gate of its covered box stall, cypress trees and a hanging flower basket beyond — 01 PPEC

The white-railed dressage court at sunset, freshly dragged — 02 PPEC

Show jumps with hand-painted agave and cactus standards in the jumping arena — 03 PPEC

04 PPEC

A bay horse walking its paddock behind the cream pergola seating area — 05 PPEC

Picnic tables on a green lawn under big shade trees — 06 PPEC

The shaded entry garden with flowers, a pepper tree, and the arenas beyond — 07 PPEC

A green picnic table under pepper trees beside the corrals, horses grazing behind — 08 PPEC

Pink roses blooming by the fence at dusk, wash racks in the background — 09 PPEC

A row of horse trailers parked on the dry lot under a pink and lavender dusk sky — 10 PPEC

A white horse standing in the dappled shade of a pepper tree, mountains hazy in the distance — 11 PPEC

03 — Come ride with us

Events

Children's Equine Education Day

Sunday, August 239:00 AM
Sunday, October 259:00 AM

Monthly clinics, annual horse shows, and year-round community rides — all announced on our Facebook page.

PPEC events on Facebook ↗

Scenes from past events. Scroll sideways.

A young rider dressed as a Hogwarts student leading a black-and-white horse wearing round glasses, a Gryffindor scarf and a plush owl on its back — Costume class

A small rider on a black horse reaching to push a pool noodle through a red hoop while a handler leads — Games day

A rider in show attire standing beside a braided Shire horse wearing three prize ribbons on its bridle — Show ribbons

A line of riders heading up the trail toward the hills under dramatic winter clouds, photographed between a horse’s ears — Winter trail ride

Two riders in western hats on their horses, one wearing a red show ribbon — Show day

Riders working a western dressage pattern in the white-railed court on a clear morning — Western dressage

Show-day tents and tack set up in the shade of a big pepper tree beside the arena — Under the shade tree

04 — Fourteen acres, one hundred horses

About

Prado Park Equestrian Center (PPEC) is situated on 14 acres in sunny Southern California. PPEC is home to over 100 horses, with trainers available for multiple disciplines. We provide boarding services and host annual horse shows as well as year-round community riding events.

PPEC also boasts more than 2,000 acres — 17 miles — of exquisite attached public trails. We invite you to look around, contact us by phone or email, or just stop by the office for a visit during office hours.

Tack store & obstacle course

Coming soon: an on-site boutique western store with equestrian essentials and a fresh egg stand — plus an obstacle course with bridges, a box diamond, a pool and more.

A western boutique corner: fringed leather, a felt hat on a mannequin, and a tooled leather bag on a wooden counter — The boutique, taking shape

A handler leading a palomino across a long wooden bridge obstacle on a wood-chip course — Obstacle training

05 — Paperwork, painless

Documents

06 — Stop by anytime

(909) 597-5757

Address

16629 Johnson Ave, Chino, CA 91708

Office hours

Friday & Saturday: 10am – 5pm
Sunday: 10am – 2pm

Email

pradoequestriancenter@gmail.com