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Horse grazing in open pasture west of Katy at Twin Oaks Ranch in Sealy, Texas

Horse boarding near Katy, without the Katy prices.

Twin Oaks Ranch is in Sealy, Texas — ten minutes off I-10 via Highway 36. Close enough to ride after work, far enough out for real pasture.

Getting here

Directions

  1. 1Take I-10 to the Sealy exit for Highway 36.
  2. 2Follow TX-36 about ten minutes — no back roads, easy with a trailer.
  3. 3Turn onto Twin Oaks Ln — we’re at 4090. The driveway takes you all the way to the parking lot.
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Communities we serve

Where our boarders drive from

Drive times are approximate and depend on traffic and where you start.

Sealy & San Felipe

~5–15 minutes

Local horse owners get covered-arena riding and climate-controlled amenities without hauling to Katy. Check on your horse on the way home from town.

Katy

~25–35 minutes via I-10 West

As Katy’s acreage turns into neighborhoods, boarding options with real pasture have thinned out. A straight shot down I-10 gets you big pastures, a covered arena and a quieter barn.

Fulshear & Cross Creek Ranch

~30–40 minutes

Fulshear families get a full-amenity barn — red light solarium, heated wash racks, A/C tack room — at a monthly rate that compares well with closer-in facilities.

Brookshire & Pattison

~20 minutes via I-10 West

An easy hop up the interstate, and an easy haul for vet and farrier days.

Bellville & Austin County

~20 minutes via TX-36

Right on the Highway 36 corridor — no back roads between Bellville and the barn.

West Houston & Cypress

~45–60 minutes

Riders from the Energy Corridor, Cinco Ranch and Cypress make the drive for covered riding, high-and-dry ground and amenities that are hard to find inside the Grand Parkway.

Also convenient to Wallis, Simonton, Columbus, Hempstead and Waller. Hauling across Texas on I-10? Ask about overnight stays.

Shade oaks, picnic area and play set at Twin Oaks Ranch in Sealy, Texas

Limited stalls · Tours by appointment

Come see where your horse could live.

Walk the barn, feel the fans, check the footing, meet the herd. A 20-minute visit tells you more than any website can.

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