ABOUT US

The Clark County Saddle Club has a rich history dating back to its incorporation on December 23, 1946. Over the years it has evolved from a small club to a significant equestrian organization that supports youth and community events. The first location for the saddle club was in Vancouver near the area of Mill Plain Blvd and 112th Ave which is now Fred Meyers. At this time, it was a small club. Unfortunately, it burnt down in February of 1969. The club then rebuilt in the Orchards area on 117th Ave and was there for many years. It was also the home of the Vancouver Rodeo from 1970 to 2018.

As Vancouver continued to grow and expand, the club was soon surrounded by houses and apartments. It was time to move to a larger location. The club purchased 40 acres near Battle Ground, WA. It took a few years to build the indoor arena and event center but once completed, the club moved from the Orchards location to the new club location. The CCSC has since added a large outdoor arena and stalls to the property. CCSC is continuing to improve and add to the facility with new things to come.

The Clark County Saddle Club is a 501(c)(7) nonprofit organization which means it operates as a social and recreational club. Monies are earned through annual membership fees, arena rentals, and events, both public and private, held at the club. These help the club support facility upkeep, enrich the equine environment with equipment, and hold exciting events and group practices for all members to enjoy.