Meraki Equestrian Centre

Agistment in the Tablelands

  • Lessons for all ages, including NDIS-supported riders
  • All-weather arenas & cross country course
  • Fun school holiday & weekend riding programs


A Large Green Building is in the Middle of a Field — Meraki Equestrian Centre in Mareeba, QLD

Tablelands agistment

Meraki Equestrian Centre provides high-quality agistment services on our spacious 35-acre property in the Tablelands. We offer a safe and well-maintained environment for your horse, ensuring it receives the care and attention it deserves.


For just $93.50 per week, we offer a hassle-free experience where you don't have to worry about feeding your horse. Owners simply provide feed in bags or containers and we’ll take care of feeding your horse daily. Our property is designed with ample space, providing your horse with a comfortable and secure place to thrive. Whether you're looking for a peaceful space for your horse or a more active environment, Meraki Equestrian Centre has everything your horse needs.


Want to share the gift of reliable horse care? Gift vouchers are available and make a thoughtful gesture for fellow horse owners. Call 0497 227 966 to book or ask about agistment services in the Tablelands.

Why Horse Owners Choose Us?

Finding the right agistment means choosing a team who genuinely understands horse care. At a quality facility, horses thrive with structure, attention, and space to be themselves.



  • Horses are regularly monitored and cared for by experienced handlers who know what to look for.
  • Paddocks are kept clean, secure and spacious, offering plenty of room for movement and grazing.
  • Feed is provided daily using pre-packed meals from owners, ensuring each horse’s dietary needs are met.
  • The setting is peaceful yet social, allowing horses to relax while still engaging with others when appropriate.
  • On-site staff provide consistency, stability and fast response to any health or behaviour changes.


This kind of agistment gives owners peace of mind and horses the daily structure they need to stay well and happy.

A Woman is Riding a Horse in a Dirt Arena — Meraki Equestrian Centre in Mareeba, QLD

FAQs

  • How do I choose the right agistment for my horse?

    Look for a property that offers clean, safe paddocks with adequate fencing, water access, and shelter. It’s important to inspect the facilities and meet the team responsible for day-to-day care. Consider your horse’s temperament, dietary needs, and how social they are with other horses. Always check what’s included in the weekly fee and ensure there’s good communication in place for any issues that might arise.

  • Can I visit my horse regularly if they’re in agistment?

    Yes, most agistment providers encourage regular visits from horse owners. Visiting helps maintain the bond between you and your horse and allows you to check on their condition and happiness. Some properties have open access policies, while others require visits to be scheduled. It’s worth asking about visitor rules before signing an agistment agreement.

  • What should I bring when arranging agistment for my horse?

    You’ll typically need to supply feed in labelled containers or bags, a rug (if required), and any supplements or medications your horse takes. It’s also a good idea to bring grooming tools and tack if you plan to ride. Most facilities have basic equipment, but providing your own ensures your horse’s routine remains consistent. Always check with the provider about any specific requirements or restrictions they may have.