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The Penn Valley campus, barn, covered arena, and grounds from above
The Campus

Penn Valley, California.

An established equestrian facility.

Penn Valley, CA 95946 Nevada County · Bay Area equine corridor
Acres
37.9
Penn Valley, CA
Covered arena
140 × 280
Feet · all-weather footing
Stalls
12
64-stall future plan
Turnouts
14
Grassy paddocks
Site plan

A working facility, gated and ready. 37.9 acres around it.

Designed around the equine connection. Classrooms and barn share a single circulation path so students move from desk to stall in under three minutes. Fire safety in place. Secured abundant water rights.

California · Nevada Co.
Penn Valley
EACPA
Auburn · 30 mi S
Sacramento · 60 mi S
Bay Area · 2 h
Bay Area equine corridor ↓
01
Classrooms × 4
Academic block
02
Teacher prep
Faculty workspace
03
Barn · 4,000 sq ft
12 stalls · expandable to 64
04
Covered riding arena
140 × 280 ft
05
Outdoor sand arenas
Multiple · all-weather
06
Pastures & year-round pond
14 grassy turnouts
07
Staff & guest housing
On-property quarters
08
Administration
Office & reception
The property · Planned build out

An established facility. Ready for us.

A note on our imagery. The visuals throughout this site are rendered. We use them out of respect for our real estate partners, who have requested that the exact campus location remain confidential until we officially open. These renderings reflect the design, scale, and spirit of the campus we are building, and we look forward to sharing real photography once our doors are open.

Covered arena photo
01 · Covered riding arena
140 × 280 feet, all-weather footing.
Daily riding instruction, mounted lessons, and conditioning in any season. Sized for clinic and competition rehearsal.
Barn photo
02 · Barn
12 stalls, expandable to 64.
Center aisle, 12 × 12 mats. Morning rotation: feeding, turnout, observation log. Daily care is core curriculum.
Pasture / land photo
03 · The grounds
37.9 acres of working land.
Irrigated pastures, paddocks, multiple riding arenas, and a year-round pond. The land is part of the curriculum.
Classroom photo
04 · Classrooms
Four academic studios.
English, mathematics, science, history. Steps from the barn. Three minutes desk to stall.
Barn-aisle photo
05 · Barn aisle
Center aisle, open all day.
Twelve-by-twelve stalls, brick floor. Morning rotation and afternoon care, side by side with the horses.
Administration / entry photo
06 · Administration
Front of house.
Reception, admissions, family meetings. The first place every prospective family walks in.
Pond photo
07 · The pond
A year-round pond on the property.
Spring-fed. Horses drink most mornings, students walk it as part of the wellness curriculum.
Aerial campus photo
08 · The whole campus
37.9 acres, in one frame.
Barn, arenas, pastures, and studios on one walkable footprint. Three minutes desk to stall.
A day on campus

7 AM at the barn. 9 AM in the lab. 3 PM in the saddle. Repeat for four years.

7:15 to 8:00 AM
Morning stable-hand rotation: feeding, cleaning, observation log.
8:00 to 11:30 AM
Academic block: English, mathematics, science, history.
11:30 to 12:30 PM
Lunch & faculty office hours.
12:30 to 3:30 PM
Track-specific labs & audits: vet, business, law, genetics, biotech.
3:00 to 6:30 PM
Riding instruction & Barn Practicum: Horsemanship, leadership, conditioning.
6:30 PM
Dismissal.

This is not just an after-school program. It is the soul of the entire day.

Location

In the Bay Area's equine corridor.

Penn Valley sits at the heart of California's working-horse country. Close enough to Sacramento and the Bay for visiting faculty and family weekends, far enough to serve as a true natural sanctuary where the soul has room to breathe.

AuburnI-80 corridor
30 mi · 40 min
SacramentoSMF airport
60 mi · 1 hr 10
San Francisco BayOAK / SFO airports
170 mi · 2 hr 45
Lake TahoeI-80 east
75 mi · 1 hr 30
Reno, NVRNO airport
100 mi · 2 hr
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