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Situated on 25 rolling acres in Seven Valleys Pennsylvania, Good Fortune Farm offers self-care stall and pasture board.

The

Farm

The farm traces its history back to at least 1791 (and possibly earlier than that). Its buildings have been added onto over time and ownership. But the distinctive bank barn on Glatfelters Station Road has witnessed all  the farm’s changes since 1891… 

We Care about Conservation

No-Spray Farm

We do not use glyphosate (Roundup) on our pastures. Instead we mow, overseed, and utilize rotational grazing practices.

Pasture Restoration

We’re underway on a multi-year plan to restore historically over-grazed pastures through rest, soil nutrient replacement, and reseeding.

Restoring Riparian Buffers

Next up: being good stewards and neighbors for the Chesapeake Bay. We plan to place streamside fencing along the riparian areas of the property.

Indoor Arena Door

Our Arenas

Good Fortune Farm boasts two arenas – a lighted 100′ x 190′ outdoor and a 90′ x 200′ indoor riding area with dustless footing. 

Seven Valleys Horse Arena

Our Pastures

Good Fortune Farm hosts ten pastures of at least an acre and five run-in sheds. We have and will keep an intentionally low horse:pasture ratio to allow for rotational grazing.

Clem and Horton in the Lower Pasture
Stewie in the Pasture

Where to Find Us

Seven Valleys is just off the beaten path – 7 miles from York, 15 miles from Hanover, and 16 miles north of the Maryland State Line.