Acadia National Park: Wildwood Stables

Located on the southeast side of Mount Desert Island, Wildwood Stables offers a unique way to experience the historic Carriage Roads of Acadia National Park. 

Yosemite National Park: Wawona Horse Camp

If you're looking to explore Yosemite’s backcountry by horseback, Wawona Horse Camp is the only designated stock-use campground inside the park — and it's a gem.

Olympic National Park: Lebar Horse Camp and more

Olympic’s terrain is diverse, remote, and breathtaking — and with the right horse camp as your home base, it’s yours to roam. Whether you’re chasing alpine views or rainforest magic, you’ll find unforgettable trail riding experiences in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.

North Cascades National Park: Bridge Creek Camp

Washington’s North Cascades region—home to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, Pasayten Wilderness, and North Cascades National Park—offers millions of acres of pristine backcountry for horseback riders. From scenic trail rides to full-pack trips and even wagon trains, this rugged corner of the Pacific Northwest delivers unforgettable equestrian experiences.

Great Smoky Mountains: Big Creek Horse Camp

Mamouth Cave National Park: Maple Springs Horse Camp

Mammoth Cave National Park offers over 60 miles of scenic backcountry trails open to horseback riding, all located north of the Green River. Whether you're bringing your own horse or joining a guided ride, the park offers multiple options for riders of all levels.

Lassen National Park: Summit Lake Horse Camp

Ride to the Rim: Horse Camping at Summit Lake Stock Corral, Lassen Volcanic National Park

If you're looking for a high-country basecamp with unbeatable trail access, Summit Lake Stock Corral in Lassen Volcanic National Park delivers. Perched at 6,700 feet, this equestrian camp is nestled just off the park’s main road, within walking distance of serene Summit Lake and just seven miles from the trailhead to the park’s crown jewel—Lassen Peak (10,457 ft.).

Joshua Tree National Park: Ryan and Black Rock horse camps

Joshua Tree National Park offers over 200 miles of equestrian trails and three horse camps, providing unique riding experiences among Joshua trees and rock formations. The park's diverse ecosystems, including the Mojave and Colorado Deserts, offer varied terrain and biological diversity.

Grand Canyon National Park: Backcountry and more

Glacier National Park: Backcountry or guided at the Many Glacier Area Corrals

Carlsbad Caverns National Park: Frijole Horse Camp

Capitol Reef National Park: Capitol Reef Equestrian Sites

Saddle up in the heart of Utah’s red rock country. Capitol Reef’s equestrian campsites offer unbeatable access to scenic desert trails, winding through canyons and cliffs. With miles of designated riding routes and a peaceful, off-the-grid setting, this is a bucket-list stop for backcountry riders.

Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area: Bandy Campground

Explore Over 180 Miles of Horse Trails at Bandy Creek Horse Camp

Located in Tennessee’s Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, Bandy Creek Horse Camp is a top destination for trail riders. With direct access to more than 180 miles of scenic equestrian trails, riders can traverse wooded ridgelines, cross rocky creeks, and explore breathtaking sandstone overlooks.

Assateague Island National Seashore: Assateague Horse Camp

Camp with Your Horse on the Shores of Assateague Island

Located within Maryland’s Assateague Island National Seashore, Assateague Horse Camp offers a one-of-a-kind equestrian camping experience just steps from the Atlantic Ocean. Open from October 16 to April 15, this seasonal campground provides access to over 100 miles of scenic riding through dunes, marshes, and coastal forests.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Anthony Creek Horse Camp

Ride the Smokies: Explore 100+ Miles of Scenic Trails from Anthony Creek Horse Camp

Located in the heart of Cades Cove, Anthony Creek Horse Camp is the perfect basecamp for horseback riding in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. With direct access to over 100 miles of designated horse trails, riders can explore lush forests, cross clear mountain streams, and take in panoramic views of the Appalachian landscape.

Yellowstone National Park: Backcountry Campsites

Start: Lamar Valley Trailhead Begin your journey in the wildlife-rich Lamar Valley, where the open plains and herds of elk and bison offer a dramatic launch point into Yellowstone’s remote terrain