An aerial view shows a red barn next to a riding arena. A gravel path leads from a gravel driveway and around the sides of both buildings. Other farms can be seen in the distance. A sheer white curtain frames the entrance of a gravel event venue filled with tables, chairs, a dance floor, and barrel bar tables. Five oak barrels are stacked on a gravel surface inside a barn. A gravel path runs between a green lawn and a rustic white stable. A concrete path runs through the interior of a barn outfitted with barred stalls for horses. The concrete is edged by gravel. The stalls are made up of warmly stained pine. A gravel driveway leads down a hill toward a horse pasture. Patio string lights are strung on shepherd's hooks along the right side of the path. Metal cutouts in the shape of horses line the bottom of the path. Two riders trot their horses around a sandy gravel arena. Two chandliers hang from the arena's trusses. A gravel driveway winds through a tree-lined avenue. bordered by a white ranch-rail fence. A gravel path winds around the corner of a red block building. Two different sizes of gravel have been installed next to each other. The gravel on the left is a chunkier size while the gravel on the right has smaller fragments and more fines.

The Hidden Farm

Date: April 2021
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Description

The Hidden Farm is a working horse farm and event venue in Buckley, Washington. Every year, they use Washington Rock's ¼” minus Trail Gravel to turn their riding arena, stables, and barn into an impressive wedding and event venue.

Materials

166 tons of 5/8" Minus
67 tons of 1¼" Minus
34 tons of Pea Gravel
33 tons of Trail Gravel (Kapowsin Blue)

Highlights

In 2021, The Hidden Farm completely renewed all of the gravel paths and driveways on their properties using Washington Rock's ¼” minus, 5/8" minus, and 1¼” minus. They also added pea gravel to their horse paddocks.

Read the full article about the project on our blog: "A Horse Farm Turned Wedding Destination: The Hidden Farm."