Facilities and fees

Find information about facilities, arena hire, stabling and fees at the Centennial Parklands Equestrian Centre.

CPEC horse stables with horse

Stable your horse at the equestrian centre

Centennial Parklands equestrian centre offers stabling and horse care services in central Sydney. You can care for your horse yourself or use a full or part- board service provided by an on-site operator.  

Choose your stabling option

The centre has 135 stables available for private lease. There are different stabling options to suit your budget and horse’s size.

When you stable your horse at the centre, you can access all on-site facilities, as well as the horse track and equestrian grounds in Centennial Park.

Hire facilities

The centre offers a range of spaces for hire. These include platinum, premium and Clydesdale stables, as well as feed and tack rooms, float parking bays, arenas, a meeting room and park arenas.

Understand stabling fees

You must pay stabling fees in advance before your application starts. Ongoing fees are due within 14 days of each month.

You will also need to pay a refundable security bond equal to one month’s rent. This bond will be refunded when your lease ends if all fees have been paid and the facility is left in good condition.

To receive your bond, you must:

  • give at least 14 days’ notice before leaving  
  • make sure all fees are paid  
  • clear out your stable, tack and feed rooms  
  • leave the space undamaged.

 

Before leaving, complete the departure checklist provided by centre management.

Horse track

All memberships include access to the horse track.  

If your horse is not stabled at the centre, you can apply to use the horse track. Supporting documents and fees may apply.

Fees and charges

Fees and charges are reviewed annually.

View full list of fees and charges

Get help or apply

For information about facilities, stabling or fees, contact the equestrian centre office:  

Phone: (02) 9339 6695

Email: [email protected] 

To stable a horse or hire a facility, complete the relevant application form.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to stable my horse at the equestrian centre?

Stabling fees vary depending on your horse's size and the type of stable you choose. View the current fees and charges.
 
Feed, bedding and livery services are charged separately and are the owner's responsibility.

Can I get someone else to feed and muck out my horse if I can't make it?

Yes, on-site agistment providers offer full board services or can tailor a care package to suit your needs.  

Where can I ride if I stable my horse at the equestrian centre?

You will have access to all 3 arenas and the lunge yard in the equestrian centre, as well as the equestrian grounds and horse track in Centennial Park. 
 
The  lunge yard must be booked in advance.

What if my friend wants to ride my horse?

Your friend may ride your horse if they have approval from the equestrian centre and complete the required approval process. 

This includes: 

  • a participant nomination application
  • photo identification
  • public liability insurance with at least $20 million cover
  • acknowledgement of the code of conduct. 
Can I give a lesson on my horse?

No. Only riding school instructors and approved Independent Instructors may provide lessons at the equestrian centre.

Can my coach instruct me at the equestrian centre or Equestrian Grounds?

Your coach may only instruct at the equestrian centre or Equestrian Grounds if they are an approved independent instructor or work for one of the on-site riding schools.

Can I let a friend use my stable while my horse is having a spell?

No. Stables cannot be sublet. If your friend needs stabling, they should contact the equestrian centre office.

Is there anything I need to do if I am taking my horse on a spell?

Yes. You must notify the equestrian centre before your horse leaves the site and complete the required forms.  

When your horse returns, you must complete an animal health declaration form. 

I’m interested in working with horses, can I apply for work?

Employment opportunities are managed by individual businesses operating at the equestrian centre. Contact the relevant business directly for information about available roles.