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Have you ever traveled across country to pick up, deliver or attend an event with your Curly horse?
If so, you know how nice it would be to see a friendly warm smile at the end of one of those weary days, offering a place to rest, unload your curly and enjoy the fellowship of another curly horse lover. ;-).

Well, guess what? Below is a list of awesome curly folks that would like to warmly invite you to take advantage of their hospitality! If you are passing through, need a place to rest or stay just give them a call.

PLEASE contact me if you would like to be added to this list.

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Click on the Map to enlarge. Match # listing w/ accommodations below.

(#1) Tall Trees Farm/Curlies, CANADA 
Bonfield Ontario
1-705-776-1356, or email: tttcurlys@efni.com

       I am located in "Northern Ontario",   about four hour's drive,  north of Toronto.  .I am twenty minutes drive .."East" on Hwy #11, from  North Bay Ont. ...Just off Hwy 17 East/ on the route to Ottawa...    I can accommodate almost anything here,  in the way of horse trailers/or RV's ..even had a big bus once....so lots of room.    I can provide hookups for both water/electricity...indoor stall/round pen or pasture/ to have a run over night. "We DO require"  coggins tests /to bring any horses onto our farm.    I can  provide a clean bed /either a "single or doubles". For a "curly owner" ,  it is "Free" for an overnight stay/..and can give you a meal also , as long as I have notice/ the day before.           Bruce will talk your head off about curlies, anyway/so you will earn your supper.!!! ....       Otherwise ,there are good fast food drive through restaurants/ on the main hwy going into North Bay/ close to the turnoff to our place ....you can eat there first,  if you prefer ?  But my cooking is edible , and plentiful.  No one is allowed to go away from my table hungry...we may not be rich [down home folks] but we do eat well..... No choice of menu though...you have to eat/ whatever is put on the table.   Tell me though ,if your Jewish...so I won;t serve pork/ham ,etc.   .        Small bales of excellent hay ,can be bought as required /and all the good "spring" water you need for fill up's is free.       I prefer smokers to do so outside/ and not near the barns/it  goes without saying! ....[.I allow absolutely no drunks ,on my premises.]  I grew up with alcoholism in my childhood /and didn;t have a choice back then....now that I,m an adult ...I do!           I do not have a problem with alcohol ,if used responsibly though/as even Bruce has a nightly drink., in which you are most welcomed to share in one. I will even be the bartender.             A trip down to the barns,  to see Bruce's curlies will be expected of you/be warned that you must bring your boots...it is a working farm ,and we do have manure/mud...etc.       Other than this , please phone ,and check in/ before nine PM please...[as we go to bed early and rise early.]...and you will be a welcomed addition to our home.        We look forward to seeing you, and help to make your stay comfy.      Curliest regards....      Marlene 

p.s. Thanks Marlene for inspiring the creation of this webpage! Great Idea and I know many weary travelers will appreciate the wonderful offer of so many curly owners.

(#2) Ranch Namaspamoos, CANADA
namaspamoos@videotron.ca
http://curlyquebec.com

We have also accommodations for all types of horses and, the traveler would need to check in advance. We have rooms for 2 or 4 legged visitors ;o) and good meals... We are located in Quebec, 1,5 miles from USA border (NY and Vermont), very close from two of the largest custom's offices with Federal vet (for importation and exportation of horses) on US Highways 87 and 89. Map and address info are there : http://curlyquebec.com/find.html
We speak both French and English (my hubby's English is a lot better than mine as he is fluently bilingual). Welcome! Isabelle

(#3) Prairie Ponderosa Curlies, CANADA
Rick and Sheila Farstad, Hwy. #39
1-306-634-8102 home number and 1-306-421-6913 cell
email: s.farstad@sasktel.net

We live 6 miles from a 24 hour US/Canadian Customs with both US and Canadian Vets at Portal, North Dakota; we have four isolation pens one with shelter; we have a round pen and plenty of pasture in the summer and good hay in the winter; the yard is big enough for campers or trailers and we are around 20 minutes from hotels, dinning and gasoline; we have a spare bedroom that is clean and meals would be our pleasure.....just call before coming so that we can make sure we will be home. 6 miles from Portal, ND and 20 miles from Estevan, SK. We are 1/4 mile off the highway. number.

(#4) Curly Coat Junction, MICHIGAN USA
Linda Stermer email: lkstermer@aol.com

I am a stopover here.  We accommodate mares, stallions, and foals, cleanout, and fill for water and sometimes hay also.  I haven't had many but I do offer it.  We have plenty of turnout, plenty of room for even a semi rig to park, turn around and room for a few horses at a time.  I also have electric hook up for those that need it, but only 110, not 220.  We are on Interstate 94, only 1 1/2 mile off with easy access to highway, we are 4 miles from a large truckstop, 1 1/2 mile from dining, and 6 miles from other amenities such as shopping, hospital and several fast foods and sit down dining.  We are located between Kalamazoo and Benton Harbor on the map.  We also have a round pen and many acres for a trail ride for someone to unwind. 

(#5) Creekside Curlies, IDAHO USA
Mike or Linda VavRosky
(208) 276-7540 email: creeksidecurlies@hotmail.com

We have accommodations for ALL types of horses, but a traveler would need to check in advance too see about availability, as we sometimes have outside mares in here, or have our mares in during foaling etc...but we do have LOTS of room...! Linda

(#6) Conroy's Curly Horses, MICHIGAN USA
Email: denise.conroy@gmail.com

We have a small round pen to hold a 1 or 2 horses. Accommodations are simple but can provide a place of rest, safe facilities for your horses and a meal. Please call ahead. We are located 30 miles south of Sault Ste Marie Michigan. 45 Min. NE of the Mackinaw Bridge.

(#7) Muskeg Valley Ranch, WISCONSIN, USA
Contact Jamie
Iron River WI, (715) 372-5242

We want to offer our home to curly traveler's on the way through, If you have need for information. We can offer a large paddock with an out building and a trailer can be backed up to the gate. We can offer electricity and a meal if needed and we have enough time to plan for it. So if you know anyone traveling in our area you can have them get in touch with us.

(#8) Michelle Ives, CONNECTICUT, USA
SW Connecticut
Email: mmives@gmail.com

I also would be happy to help out a traveler.  I am close to two major highways, Routes 8 and 84 in SW Connecticut.  But I do not have a place to park a rig easily unless you have a very good 4WD tow vehicle, and the trailer isn't all that big.  I also don't have separate paddocks, but could put a horse up in a stall for the night (I have one single stall), or my roundpen with no shelter.  No stallions, please, I don't trust my mare ;-)  I can hookup water (except when below freezing) and electricity, or have a Spiderman themed childs room for your relaxation ;-)  I do have dogs and cats, so someone with allergies would not be very happy here.  No carpets though, so it isn't all that bad.

(#9) Jo Ann TENNESSEE, USA
johuston2003 @ yahoo.com     (remove spaces)

  I am located about 7 miles off of I-75....halfway between Knoxville and Chattanooga TN...the only problem is that my driveway is fairly tricky to negotiate if the traveler has a big rig.  If they are good at it, there is plenty of space.  LOL!  My hay guy brings pretty long trailers full of hay so it isn't impossible.  I have an extra pasture, two round pens, outdoor and indoor stalls, water, electricity, and hay.  There is one spare bedroom and if they can stand my cooking, they are welcome to join us for meals.  Also, they are more than welcome to clean their trailer out here too.  I also require a negative coggins and current health certificate.  Jo Ann

(#10) Hawk Mountain Curlies, PENNSYLVANIA, USA
Email Cathy: dpcathy@aol.com
 

I could partition off a section of the pasture if necessary... But I do have a barn!   My horses mostly stay outside, so there's 5 stalls available most of the time.    And, yup, always room at the Inn! I'm 15 minutes or so north from the I78 / Rt61 intersection in Pennsylvania.  North of Reading, South of Pottsville (Where the new huge Cabella's store is).   I'm about 25 minutes or so South of I81 in Frackville , PA. My neighbor 1/2 mile down the road does boarding and HAS a round pen, so there's always options available!  (she raises quarterhorses , haven't sold her on curlies yet!)  She's also got a tack/feed store there! Cathy at Hawk Mountain Curlies

(#11) OKLAHOMA, USA
Email Adena: adenaw34@yahoo.com

Located in Central Oklahoma, Adena can offer a paddock for your horses stay . Adena

(#12) VERMONT, USA
Email Adria & Chuck: vtcurlies@fairpoint.net

Chuck and I would be glad to be listed for lodging.  We are located on US Route 2 in Vermont, 30 minutes southwest of St. Johnsbury (and I-91), 30 minutes northeast of Montpelier/Barre (and I-89). We can put up both people and horses.  Accommodations for the horse depend on the season.  Prefer advance notice so we can make sure the set-up for the horse is appropriate.  We can accommodate most eating preferences (meat/non-meat/organic).  Smoking allowed outside.

(#13) MONTANA, USA
Email Marni: mmalet@libby.org 

I have a barebones bunkhouse for guests and it has a paddock right next to it for visiting horses.  I'm in the northwest corner of Montana just three miles from Idaho and 20 miles from Canada.  I'm 8 miles off of Hwy 2.  That might give them a better idea of where I'm at. Spring, summer and fall are fine - winter is usually out because of the snow and sub zero temps.  Marni

(#14) MONTANA, USA
Email Karen: fibers@midrivers.com

Could you add me to the list of people willing to provide a place for travelers to stop.  We will have a seperate corral set up as soon as the ground thaws.  But could always through up and electric fence.   We also have a guest room it's not much but it'll do in a pinch.  We are about 10 miles out of Lewistown Montana.  406-538-3735. 
Karen Barth

(#15) MONTANA, USA

Annie & Allen Waldow
Way out West Curlies
Wing and a Prairie Farm
5266 Road 1023
Culbertson, MT  59218
406-787-5592

(#16) IDAHO, USA
Email Penny: penny@wpjohnson.net

HC 61 Box 1425
Bonners Ferry Idaho 83805
206 267-7929

Please add me to the list of curly people who can take in a travelor and their horse or horses.  We are settled now in our new home in northern Idaho, just off of Highway 95 and a little north of Highway 2 in the Idaho Panhandle.  We have a spare bedroom with it's own bath for a guest and a stall or stalls with paddock for their horse. Thank you. Sincerely, Penny Johnson

(#17) SOUTH CAROLINA, USA
Email Nicole: no@dsguru.com

860-272-9137

Located directly off of hwy 52, within 45 minutes to Charleston and an hour away from Mrytle Beach.  Plenty of room for big rig. Can accommodate 1 to 2 horses, have roundpen available with no shelter, and an extra pasture. Hot water available outside, grain, water, and hay.  Water refilling available for rig. Prior arrangements needed to insure room. Requires copy of coggins and health certificate.

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