Whitehouse Station · Readington Township, New Jersey Hunter · Jumper · Equitation Boarding · Lessons · Showing Est. Thirty years of coaching

A horse and rider clearing a birch oxer in the hunter ring

Thirty years of horsemanship on fifty-one acres

Full-care boarding, riding lessons and hunter/jumper show coaching in Hunterdon County. Two arenas, eighteen turnout pastures.

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Usable acres 51
Matted stalls 40
Turnout pastures 18
Arenas 2
Supervision 24 hr

01 The farm

Horse boarding and riding lessons in Whitehouse Station

Zwaan Inc. at Lightfields Meadow Farm is a hunter/jumper barn on 51 acres at 13 Lightfield Road in Whitehouse Station, Readington Township, Hunterdon County. Our equestrian program is built on decades of experience, accomplished horsemanship, exceptional care, and a shared passion for helping horses and riders reach their full potential.

Whether you are looking for full-care horse boarding in Hunterdon County, riding lessons as a complete beginner or a returning adult, a horse to lease before you buy, or show coaching for a competitive season, you will find a family atmosphere here and a team committed to your horse's wellbeing.

See how boarding, lessons, leasing and showing work here, or meet the coaches and barn staff who run the farm.

A horse resting his muzzle against his rider at Lightfields Meadow Farm

02 Facility

The facility

A thoughtfully designed, well-maintained equestrian facility in Readington Township with room to train, condition, turn out, and simply enjoy your horse.

51usable acres
36 + 4fully matted stalls with Dutch doors
18turnout pastures
2arenas with Premier Equestrian footing
24 hrsupervision and security system

51^acres

Eighteen turnout pastures across fifty-one usable acres. It is the number that decides everything else: enough ground to group horses sensibly rather than putting whoever is left over in a field together, and enough that a horse who needs to go out alone can go out alone. Here, horses get to be horses.

See our indoor and outdoor arenas, stalls and turnout, or browse photographs of the farm through the year.

03 The team

Meet the team

Four people, one standard of care. Between them: thirty years of coaching, national championship titles, and a barn that runs the same way whether or not anyone is watching.