Equestrian Sites w/ Corrals

Lower Equine

Sites E-43 to E-50 $75.95

65' Back In sites, 30 amp.

(30 & 50 amp #45, 47 and 50)

Each site has two corrals.

Has Shade Cover

Corrals are additional cost of $15.00 per horse per night.

Sites E-51 to E-57 $85.95

65' Back In sites, 30 & 50 amp.

(30 amp only #55)

Each site has two corrals with overflow corrals nearby.

Shade trees on sites and corrals.

Corrals are additional cost of $15.00 per horse per night.

Upper Equine

Sites 59-64 $45.95

30' Back In sites, 30 & 50 amp

Max 28' rig.

Each site has two corrals.

No shade on sites or corrals.

Corrals are additional cost of $15.00 per horse per night.

Sites 71-75 and 90-91 $65.95

65' Pull Thru sites, 30 & 50 amp. 

Corrals are in overflow close by.

Shade trees on corrals.

Must unload horses and saddles by corrals. (No horses at trailer in site)

Corrals are additional cost of $15.00 per horse per night.

Half Day Rentals

7:00 AM - 12:30 PM or 1:00 PM - 6:30 PM

• 2 Horse Slant $35.00
• 3 Horse Slant $50.00
• 18' Stock (4-5 horse) $65.00
• 20' Stock (5-6 horse) $75.00

Full Day Rentals

7:00 AM - 6:30 PM

• 2 Horse Slant $55.00
• 3 Horse Slant $75.00
• 18' Stock (4-5  horse) $85.00
• 20' Stock (5-6 horse) $95.00

We are aware that PM rentals for Peekaboo will be returned late.

For all trailer rentals you will need to complete the Rental Agreement (click the button below to print) and provide the following documents:

• Drivers License
• Vehicle Registration
• Vehicle Insurance

Our season is from April till the end of October. Our park is 6000’ elevation.

We cannot predict mother nature as we are a high desert mountain region and weather can be unpredictable. Year to year can vary so you just pick the best time for you to book and just be prepared.

April is a quiet time as kids are still in school. Depending on our winter will dictate weather all the trails will be dry. Please note the Peekaboo does not open till May 1st as it is the highest elevation and shaded areas of snow and ice must be gone before opening to private stock use. All other trails are open whenever you like.

May, June, and September are the most popular times here and do book out quickly especially in our lower equine shaded premium sites.

May and June are nice but can be a bit windy at times as it is spring, and June sometimes will be the warmest month.

July and August are our monsoon season, and we get the most dramatic skies and clouds that are icing on the cake with the red rocks and make for fabulous pictures of the landscape and it is the least busy time in the area. 

Ride in the mornings before the passing storms roll over which keeps the temps lower with passing sprinkles of rain. These months are longer daylight as it doesn't get dark till 9pm.

September and October are beautiful and cooler months and can still have some passing rains on occasions. It does start getting dark earlier by 8 in September and 7 in October so riding Peekaboo in Bryce Canyon is after 4:30 pm you can be riding the trail back out in the dark at the end.

Temperatures vary- lows 30-50 and highs 70-90 dry air.

Be prepared for any type of weather as these are mountains and the weather can be unpredictable. High elevations so the sun UV is strong, and you can sunburn and not realize it with the cool air.

The nights can get below freezing during some months or cold front moves in. Plan for cool nights and mornings- long sleeve, vest or jackets. It’s a good idea to bring rain gear just in case even though we are not a wet climate area it can happen.

We don’t typically have mosquitos or bugs as it is a dryer climate with very little humidity. However, this is the great outdoors, so it is best to be prepared.

Have bug spray for you and fly spray for horses and even a fly mask for them. Sometimes horses will have allergic reactions when traveling to different environments with vegetation, insects, or flies.

Be prepared with first aid for your horses/mules. Bring Bute & Banamine and antihistamine in case you need it for injury or colic or allergies.

Fly Spray-Fly Mask-Rain Sheet-Blanket.

Hoof protection- Boots or shoes. It is wise to have a new set of shoes a week before arriving.  There is no Ferrier in our area. The nearest is 45 minutes to haul if he can fit you in his schedule.

Veterinarians are far away so this is why you should bring first aid kits and meds with you. We do have a list and phone numbers posted for emergency care.

Weed Free hay is not available in the area. Peekaboo trail requires weed free to be fed 48 hours before your appointed ride time so you will need to bring it with you.

We sell hay here at the park 80% orchard grass mix 20% alfalfa 2 string bales approximately 75# price varies $16-$22 plus tax. We sometimes have weed free hay so check with us before you come to see if it’s available. 

Please bring hay containment feed bags to put hay in to keep it from getting built up to our clay/dirt to help maintain the integrity of the corrals for everyone.

Bring your own water buck. Hoses available and will reach corrals.

We provide rakes and wheel barrels for you to use for cleaning corrals.

ABSOLUTELY NO BEDDING OF ANY KIND IN OUR CORRALS PLEASE. No Shaving, Straw or Pellets.

Saddle & Tack - This area has some steep hills on some trails, so breast collars, cruppers, and britchen are helpful.

Please plan to arrive between noon and 4:00 PM.

It takes time to get you checked in and escorted to your site and this needs to be done before the office closes.

Must have current Coggins and 30-day Veterinarians Health Certificate on horses and mules. NO EXCEPTIONS

Health papers are checked upon arrival. This is for everyone’s safety, and we appreciate your efforts to follow the rules in place.

Equine reservations should be cancelled 30 days in advance to have deposit refunded, minus cancellation fee of $50.00 per site. You may move reservation once, within a year of original date, without penalty or loss of deposit. Cancellation fee subject to change without notice.