Mission Statement

The Mission of Little Creek Farm Conservancy, Inc. is to promote the stewardship of Little Creek Farm for equine activities, including educational, environmental and recreational outreach programs for the general public.

Little Creek Farm is a facility of Dekalb County Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs.

Featured Events

LCFC to be Welcoming Back Inga Janke for

a Mounted Dressage Clinic: Click here for more information

The Indoor Arena is currently being renovated thanks to the time, talent & treasures contributed by many!

Total cost of the project: $ 35,000

Contractor: Adamson Grading, Inc.,owner, Donnie Adamson  http://www.adamsongrading.com/

Consultant: E = mcEquestrian, Project Management, Brian McNeil http://www.equestrian-arenas.com/

Lumber for Rub Rail: Cofer Bros., Inc., http://www.coferbros.com/Lumber.html 

Discounted prices were worked out for many purchases to make this project happen. The new indoor arena will improve the entire atmosphere of Little Creek as well as the health & safety of our horses & all patrons using it.  

 

Once the indoor arena is complete, 

the Conservancy will be pursuing

the completion of the Outdoor Arena Project,

so please keep your capital campaign

donations coming! 

Little Creek Farm Conservancy's

Capital Campaign for our Indoor &

Outdoor Arenas was kicked off at our

Fall Festival on October 22, 2011

Please give and give generously!

Horses change lives. They inspire us in so many ways. They provide peace and tranquility. They give our children confidence and self-esteem. Little Creek horses and riders deserve the very best, safest environment for both work and play. Please give generously to support the renovation of our arenas. Click Here to Read More and view the flyer!

Donate Now to Renovate the Indoor and Outdoor Arenas.

Saturday Barn Tours will resume in March 2012!

For questions, comments or to get more information about LCFC please email: info@littlecreekfarmconservancy.org

The Little Creek Farm Conservancy, Inc.

“Keeping the Neigh in the Neighborhood”