Boarding

Convenient location and easy access, right in the heart of Oak Ridge.

This historic barn has 31 stalls in the main barn, each approximately 8×10 feet with timber doors and an adjoining, private tack room. The historic “Annex” — where graphite from the Manhattan Project era is still buried in the floor — has 8 more stalls with earth floors and a window in each stall.

Boarding at ETRC is part of club membership: stall rent is $100 per month per stall, and members care for their own horses and share in the upkeep of the facility. See how membership works →

Red wooden stable barns on open pasture
The club added its “red barn” in 1959, funded by selling five acres of its land.

Facility Amenities

  • Large stalls with a personal tack room for each
  • Wash rack with hot & cold water
  • Riding arena with a sprinkler system to keep the footing down
  • Round pen for training and turnout
  • 11 fenced paddocks
  • Dressage areas
  • Concession stand and announcer’s stand for shows
  • A small creek flowing through the property

Turnout and Grounds

The grounds boast 11 fenced paddocks, so horses get real time outside. The property sits inside the city of Oak Ridge — a little bit of the country in the heart of town — with a small creek running through it.

Two horses standing under a tree in a fenced paddock
Shaded turnout in one of the club’s fenced paddocks.

Ask About a Stall

Stall availability changes as members come and go — call for the current situation.

Call (865) 272-6580