Re: Wisecamper Question...

["Susan Garlinghouse" <suendavid@worldnet.att.net>]

When we've stayed overnight at facilities along the road, the average we
paid for a dry corral where we fed, hauled water, hung buckets and cleaned
up (not only after ourselves but usually the horses that had been there
previously) was about $10.  When we stayed at "better" facilities, with a
nice stall and run, clean water waiting, access to an arena or turnout, good
hay available if we wanted it, it was about $20.

Susan G


----- Original Message -----
From: Karen J. Zelinsky <kjz2@juno.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 4:29 PM
Subject: RC: Wisecamper Question...


> Guys (and gals, which means 90% ~ right?)
> Question:  What's a fair price for "overnighting" a horse at a barn with
> pasture, etc. en route to a ride?  I have a friend that has a fabulous
> set-up right on I-80 in eastern PA, and she's has horse people already
> pulling off the ilnterstate asking.  $10??  $20????  A million??  She
> already is charging a certain amount - won't say yet, and wants to see
> what ya'll think.  Her husband is an EQUINE CHIROPRACTOR who's been
> working on my horse 2 hours west, so, hmmm.... maybe an overnighter could
> have an adjustment? (didn't ask her that one).
>
> Please send me your opinion on this question.  I know that it couldn't be
> any better a setup en route to an awful lot of destinations!
>
> Karen in finally dry PA
>
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