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We are accepting equine and small livestock evacuees from Hurricane Milton on a first come, first served basis.

Plan to bring the following: halter and lead rope, feed pan and at least two water buckets, plenty of feed and hay, manure fork and muck bucket, hay bag or hay net (not mandatory, but helpful), and water hose (not mandatory, but helpful). Bags of shavings may be bought from us, or you can bring your own. 


Regular rates apply at this time. $18.28/stall for first night (discounted subsequent nights); $20.25 for RV/Camper sites; $7/bag of shavings. Cash or check only. Stalls and RV sites will be assigned when you arrive.

 

For questions, contact us at equestrian@myescambia.com, 850-941-6042 or 850-554-1155.

Emergency Shelter Information for Equines and Livestock Evacuations

The Escambia County Equestrian Center accepts emergency equine evacuees during hurricanes and other weather emergencies. We will accept evacuees during hurricanes as long as the Escambia County and Pensacola, FL area remains unaffected and is not a mandatory evacuation zone.

We accept evacuees on a *first come, first serve basis ONLY* to allow for last-minute changes.

Unless normal fees are waived by the Escambia County Board of County Commissioners, fees are as follows:

  • RV/camper sites with 30/50amp service and water (some sites are full hookup with sewer hookup) are $20.25/night
  • 12x12 stalls are $18.28/first night and discounted subsequent nights. You do Not have to strip/clean your stall upon final departure - we take care of that
  • Shavings are $7/bag. You may bring your own or buy from us 

Prices include taxes. Payment will be collected (cash or check only) when you arrive. Stall and RV/camper sites will be assigned and unlocked when you arrive. 

As weather events are extremely fluid situations, double-check our opening status before leaving for our facility by contacting us for updates. If we are close to or have reached our capacity level, we update our voicemails and FB page.

 


What to Bring

Planning ahead makes the evacuation process less stressful on you and your horse.

  • Halter and lead rope
  • Feed pan and at least two water buckets
  • Plenty of feed and hay
  • Manure fork and muck bucket
  • Hay bag or hay net (not mandatory, but helpful)
  • Hay bale bag (not mandatory, but helpful)
  • Water hose (not mandatory, but helpful)
  • Your Vet's contact information and horse's medical information


CONTACT US

Escambia County Equestrian Center
7750 Mobile Hwy
850-941-6042

equestrian@myescambia.com 
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