The Horse Park at Woodside is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that provides opportunities for educational, recreational and competitive activities in a variety of equestrian disciplines that encourage the growth and development of youth and adults.
Situated on over 270 gently rolling, oak-studded acres on the border of Menlo Park and Woodside, The Horse Park at Woodside is a truly unique and special facility. Our offerings and spectacular setting make the Park an ideal venue for equestrian activities and communing with nature. We have resident trainers across multiple disciplines and we offer a robust show calendar of competition, clinics and learning opporunities, including Horse Trials, Pony Club Ratings, Dressage, Arena Polo, Hunter/Jumper Shows and Western Reining.
Vision
Inspire generations to safeguard nature, embrace the joys of learning and celebrate the wonders of the horse.
Mission
Unite community in shared purpose and connection for land conservation, equestrian sport, lifelong learning and fun.
WHOA! provided funds for their public arena footing.
Los Altos Hills Horsemen’s Association (LAHHA) was founded in 1971 for:
“The promotion, sponsorship, and cultivation of use, ownership, and care of horses for horsemen in the Town of Los Altos Hills and neighboring communities: to support all activities concerning horsemanship; to encourage the acquisition, building, maintenance, and supervision of the pathways system and their rights of way; to encourage non-vehicular use of trails in the community of Los Altos Hills; to represent the interests of Los Altos Hills Horsemen’s Association members in educating and influencing the leaders of the Town of Los Altos Hills and neighboring communities to ensure the continued ability of citizens to keep and enjoy horses, including support and advocacy of or opposition to legislation.”
We are a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization made up entirely of volunteers.
WHOA! is pleased to provide support for the only public horse arena in San Mateo County.
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$27,500 in proceeds from the Woodside Day of the Horse was gifted to the Folger Stable Renovation project and the endowment fund.
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