| About us |
Harvest View Stables is a friendly, family-oriented
riding and boarding facility adjacent to the PA
State Gamelands between Elizabethtown and
Mount Gretna. Husband and wife owners, Dave
Garber and Cindy Gilbert live on the property,
formerly known as BarKay Stables. A graduate of
Franklin & Marshall College and a horse person
since childhood, Cindy manages the stable and
the lesson program. In the fall and winter months,
she fox hunts with The Beaufort Hunt in
Harrisburg. Cindy and Dave serve on the advisory
board of the Lost & Found Horse Rescue. (Click
here to view an article in the Elizabethtown
Chronicle detailing much of this relationship.)
Boarders and students enjoy riding through
scenic countryside. Our stable offers spacious
box stalls and four large pastures with newly-
installed horse-safe fencing provide extensive
turn-out for our horses.
Our lesson program accommodates all levels and
goals, and students choose from private or small
group lessons. We offer instruction in hunter seat
riding and dressage with focus on eventing.
riding and boarding facility adjacent to the PA
State Gamelands between Elizabethtown and
Mount Gretna. Husband and wife owners, Dave
Garber and Cindy Gilbert live on the property,
formerly known as BarKay Stables. A graduate of
Franklin & Marshall College and a horse person
since childhood, Cindy manages the stable and
the lesson program. In the fall and winter months,
she fox hunts with The Beaufort Hunt in
Harrisburg. Cindy and Dave serve on the advisory
board of the Lost & Found Horse Rescue. (Click
here to view an article in the Elizabethtown
Chronicle detailing much of this relationship.)
Boarders and students enjoy riding through
scenic countryside. Our stable offers spacious
box stalls and four large pastures with newly-
installed horse-safe fencing provide extensive
turn-out for our horses.
Our lesson program accommodates all levels and
goals, and students choose from private or small
group lessons. We offer instruction in hunter seat
riding and dressage with focus on eventing.
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