About Us

 

 A full service, premier equine boarding facility.

About US

Seven Oaks Ranch is one of the friendliest equestrian communities in Kansas.

And that didn’t happen by accident. Founded in 1984 by Sally, Fred & Mike Dwyer along with Jef Foley, it began as a small boarding facility backed by big dreams. Through a lot of hard work, commitment, along with the unwavering support of our boarders, Seven Oaks Ranch has grown into much more than “just another barn.”  Seven Oaks Ranch is a community of knowledge-hungry equestrians united by a common passion for and appreciation of horses

Since 1984

WHERE DID THE NAME SEVEN OAKS COME FROM?

Seven Oaks Ranch, currently located at 199th and Pflumm, started 30 years ago at 143rd and Nall. It was on 60 acres that was owned by Robert Southerland. It had a nice barn with 25 stalls, a race track to ride on and some beautiful ground for trail riding. There were seven large Pin Oak trees along the drive coming in. Seven Oaks Ranch named itself with a little help from Mike. There are still three trees left amidst many large homes which are now called Lion’s Gate. In 1992 we were asked if we would like to take over a 40-acre piece of ground which had a 60 stall barn with an indoor arena, which we desperately wanted. We felt in this part of the country, an indoor arena was essential to the boarding business.
Mike, Jeff, Fred, and Sally moved in and began the work of adding 14 more stalls, several more pens, and acquired an additional 80 acres. In that time we have had the privilege of taking care of over 1000 horses. It is as close to heaven as we could ever get, thirty-five years later we still love it.   Sally & Fred have both passed away, but Mike & Jef still enjoy running the family business. 

 

Did You Know? 

Fun Fact

Did you know that when you ride out into our pasture and stop at this tree, you are at the highest point in Johnson County? Take a moment and look around once you get there, you can see for miles.

A LITTLE “THROWBACK" TRIVIA

This is Blacker Topper (Butch) and Sally Dwyer. They were in Washington DC waiting for the parade to start. She rode with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Posse.

We are all friends here

 Stop by and visit with us and our boarders. We would love to meet you. 

You will find at Seven Oaks Ranch,  “There are no strangers, just friends you haven’t met yet”.

Let’s Talk!

Contact

Located In

Spring Hill, Kansas 66083

Call Us

816-225-3730

EMAIL US

SevenOaksRanchks@gmail.com