We understand that planning a trip can be quite an undertaking, and we have tried to compile everything our visitors might need in this section. Please use the helpful information provided here to make arrangements, take advantage of the surrounding county and city, and make lasting memories with your family, friends, and animals.
We also offer tours of the facility. If you are interested, please email Matt Crookshanks or call Admission is generally free and open to the public. Events like the rodeo, concerts, and specialty training clinics carry a charge.
Please check the specific event on our event calendar for details. Where to park? As you come in the front entrance, turn right.
You will see plenty of parking in front of the Anderson Coliseum. Where to go? Print out a map of the center before you come. Stop by the Welcome Center to find out what is going on and where to go. Bringing a horse? What is required? All horses require a current and negative Coggins dated within one year of the event start date and a valid health certificate dated within 30 days of arrival, if traveling from out of state.
From the North: I South to Exit Turn right on Route 11 North, and immediately left on Route 39 West. The Virginia Horse Center is one mile ahead on the left. From the South: I North to Exit I South to Exit From the West: I East to Exit Turn left on Route 39 West.
