The River Vu Setting
Space for horses, riders, and everyday barn life
River Vu Farms combines a 26-stall barn, year-round riding options, multiple turnout areas, practical horse-care spaces, and comfortable places for riders and families—all in a peaceful Boonton Township farm setting.
Visits are by arrangement. Call ahead so someone can show you the spaces that matter for your horse, rider, or program.
At a Glance
A working horse farm with year-round riding amenities
The farm is designed around daily horse care, riding, turnout, and the people who spend time here.
Find Your Way Around
An illustrated look at River Vu Farms
See how the barn, riding spaces, turnout fields, support buildings, and future trail route fit together around the farm.
Facilities & Amenities
What you will find around the farm
Facility use depends on the program, weather, horse-care needs, and current farm schedule. Call for the details that apply to you.
Barn
26-stall barn
The main barn anchors everyday care with individual stalls and a central aisle for normal feeding, grooming, handling, and barn routines.
Year-round riding
Indoor riding ring
The indoor ring gives boarders, students, and programs a riding option when outdoor conditions are not ideal.
Outdoor riding
Fenced outdoor arena
The outdoor arena provides open-air space for lessons, flatwork, and schooling when footing and weather conditions allow.
Turnout
Fields and the Big Field
Multiple fenced areas support managed turnout, including the farm's Big Field. Turnout decisions remain weather- and horse-dependent.
Horse care
Wash, tack, and storage areas
A hot-and-cold wash stall, tack areas, feed and utility spaces, and personal storage help keep horse care organized.
Rider support
Viewing and lounge spaces
Viewing areas, a lounge with kitchenette, restrooms, and other support rooms give riders and families places to prepare, wait, and watch.
River Vu Photo Tour
See the barns, arenas, fields, and rider spaces
These photographs were taken around River Vu Farms so visitors can get a fuller sense of the working facility before arranging a tour.
Barn and riding spaces
Turnout and farm grounds
Horse care and rider spaces
A Farm That Keeps Moving
From early chores to the last barn check
River Vu is an active, everyday horse farm—not a staged event venue. The facilities support boarding, lessons, summer camp, horse education, and the routines that keep horses cared for throughout the day.
- Indoor and outdoor riding options
- Managed turnout across several fenced areas
- Barn spaces for grooming, tack, washing, and storage
- Viewing, lounge, and restroom access for riders and families
Coming Soon
A woods trail is being planned
River Vu is preparing a future trail experience through the wooded part of the farm. It is intended to add another way for riders to enjoy the property beyond the rings and fields.
The woods trail is not open yet. Timing, permitted uses, supervision, and access details will be shared once the route is ready.
See It in Person
The best facility tour is the one built around your needs
A boarding family may want to see stalls, turnout, storage, and riding spaces. A lesson family may care most about the rings, viewing areas, and how visits work. Call first so River Vu can answer current questions and arrange an appropriate visit.