Pitt Meadows Golf Club (Pitt Meadows Golf and Country Club)
public 18-hole course built 1963. On-site: Blue Heron Bar and Grill (listed separately).
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Things To Do
Boarding/training; hunters, jumpers, equitation.
Maple Meadows Equestrian Center operates out of 13634 Harris Rd, further out where Harris Road runs through the farmland that still makes up most of Pitt Meadows outside the town centre. The facility offers boarding and training, with a program built around hunters, jumpers, and equitation, the disciplines most riders around here associate with English-style competitive riding rather than trail riding or ranch work.
A property like this depends on acreage that is getting harder to find close to Vancouver, and Pitt Meadows still has enough land in the Agricultural Land Reserve to support boarding barns of this size, which is part of why equestrian operations have stuck around here longer than in more built-up municipalities nearby. Riders working toward the hunter, jumper, and equitation disciplines specifically need arena footing, jump equipment, and instructors versed in those show formats, not just a place to keep a horse fed and turned out, and that specialization is what separates a training barn like this from a basic boarding stable. Boarders and lesson clients typically deal directly with the trainers on-site for stall availability, lesson bookings, and show schedules, and since barn programs change with the seasons and with clinic and show calendars, calling 604-841-4021 or checking maplemeadowsequestrian.com is the reliable way to get current information before committing to board a horse or start lessons here.
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public 18-hole course built 1963. On-site: Blue Heron Bar and Grill (listed separately).
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18-hole course opened 1965. On-site: Wedge Bar & Grill, The Loft (listed separately under Restaurants).
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3-sheet indoor arena since 1992; Nustadia/Planet Ice branding.
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