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Reins of Courage

The Farm

An equestrian site in Loxahatchee Groves, Florida — a covered barn, a sand arena, fenced turnout and shaded tracks. The campus around it is still being shaped.

The site

Where Reins of Courage operates

The farm sits on an equestrian property in Loxahatchee Groves, Palm Beach County, Florida. From above you can read the shape of the day: a covered barn along the north edge, a large sand arena at the centre, fenced turnout paddocks stepping away to the south and west, and quiet tree lines between them.

Overhead satellite view of the farm: a long covered barn along the northern edge, a large rectangular sand arena at the centre, fenced turnout paddocks to the south and west, and tree lines and sand tracks between them.
Overhead view of the site. Imagery © Google.
Angled aerial view of the same property, showing the arena, barn roofline, paddock fencing, house and parking areas set among mature trees.
Angled view across the arena and barn. Imagery © Google.
Loxahatchee Groves, Palm Beach County, Florida. The full address is shared privately with confirmed visitors.
  • Covered barn

    A long covered barn along the northern edge of the property, giving shade, shelter and quiet stalls away from the working areas.

  • Sand arena

    A large, level sand arena at the centre of the site — the main space for groundwork and ridden sessions.

  • Turnout paddocks

    Fenced paddocks stepping south and west, so horses can be turned out in small, settled groups.

  • Tree lines and tracks

    Mature tree lines and sand tracks between the paddocks, giving shaded routes for slow walks around the property.

Visiting

The farm is a working equestrian site and is not open to drop-in visitors. The exact address and gate details are shared privately once a visit is confirmed.
Conceptual vision

How the land is being shaped

Programme zones are still being designed. Positions and names below are illustrative and will change as the campus plan is finalised.

  • Welcome Walk

    A slow, tree-lined approach that lets arrival happen gradually rather than all at once.

  • Welcome Center

    The first indoor space: information, a warm drink, and a person to talk to if you want one.

  • Therapy & Learning Center

    Quiet rooms designed for professional sessions, groups, and workshops.

  • Equestrian Area

    Arenas, paddocks, and shaded areas for structured work with horses.

  • Animal Care Area

    Daily care routines with smaller farm animals, suitable for short first visits.

  • Gardens & Greenhouses

    Growing beds and protected structures that keep work possible in every season.

  • Olive Grove & Orchard

    Long-cycle planting that rewards patience and marks the passing years.

  • Community Table

    One long shared table where meals are eaten together, without agenda.

  • Reflection Trail

    A walking loop with resting points, designed for time alone that is still within reach of others.

  • Tree of Courage

    A central tree marking the heart of the campus and the community that grows around it.

  • Memorial Garden

    A quiet place for remembrance, designed with families and with restraint.

  • Veteran Cabins

    Simple, private accommodation for participants during longer stays.

  • Family Cabins

    Accommodation designed for partners and children joining for family days.

  • Outdoor Gathering Space

    An open area for sunrise gatherings, seasonal events, and shared work days.