“The loss of land for horse related activities is the greatest threat to horse sport, industry and recreation in the United States.“
Kansas City is fortunate to have a 500+ acre park in the heart of our community dedicated to horse activity.
| 2018 ACCOMPLISHMENTS | FUTURE GOALS |
|---|---|
| Construction of the new 32 stall barn | Revitalize and develop the cross country course |
| Built the Bev Cathcard Pavilion | Arena enhancements including covered arena |
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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS AND SPONSORS!
100% of the funds raised by Longview Horse Park Association 501(c)(3) goes directly toward the preservation and enhancement of the horse park.
Your generous support is greatly appreciated.
OUR LOCATION
The Longview Horse Park is located in Jackson County, MO just 20 minutes from downtown Kansas City. It sits on 500 unspoiled acres including rolling hills and spectacular views of Longview Lake.
12600 SE Raytown Rd.
Kansas City, MO 64149
WHO WE ARE
The Longview Horse Park Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit group. The board consists of volunteers that represent local equine breeds, disciplines and associations that come together to serve as stewards for this local treasure.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to protect and enhance Longview Horse Park today and for future generations through preservation, education, fundraising and prudent long range planning.
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT TODAY
Longview Horse Park is home to many horse shows throughout the year, including two USEA recognized eventing horse trials, and the Area IV Championship. Our events bring thousands of competitors and spectators to the Kansas City area every year. The local economic impact is significant and growing.
100% of your donations go directly to fund our mission of park preservation and improvement. We maintain 501(c)(3) status, all contributions are tax deductible.
LONGVIEW HORSE PARK ASSOCIATION PROUDLY SUPPORTS OUR LOCAL EQUESTRIAN GROUPS
Our sincere gratitude to everyone contributing artwork to the Longview Horse Park Association’s site.
Including Anne Peters, Amy Martin, Kathy Wismer, Merrick Studios, and the Kansas City Museum.