Selected as Vermont’s best farm stay by Yankee Magazine, Fat Sheep Farm & Cabins offers a unique lodging experience on our working farm. Located on 60 acres in Hartland, Vermont, we are only 11 miles south of Woodstock and Quechee, and close to many Upper Valley tourist destinations. Enjoy the stunning views from your own … Read more
To protect the health of all horses on the grounds, GMHA enforces the following policy in accordance with State of Vermont animal health guidance.
GMHA reserves the right to:
Thank you for your cooperation and efforts to keep strangles from spreading.
Additional information is available from the Vermont Agency of Agriculture:
Horses brought onto GMHA grounds must comply with health regulations established by the State of Vermont and enforced by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture. Health documents must be submitted to event management prior to unloading. In addition, some competitions, clinics, or activities may be governed by external organizations and additional health requirements may apply. GMHA reserves the right to:
GMHA Requires:
Required Health Documentation within one year of event date
Required Health Documentation within six months of event date
The State of Vermont Requires:
👉 GMHA reserves the right to enforce all state health regulations to protect horses on the grounds.
Certain events or activities at GMHA may be held under the rules of recognized equestrian governing bodies, including but not limited to the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) or American Driving Society (ADS), among others.
When applicable:
For complete and current requirements, consult:
Plese reserve and enter early.
Due to Woodstock Town Ordinances, camping opportunities on the GMHA grounds are limited. We are allowed camping permits for just a few of our events each year, with a limited number of camping spaces.