CENTERLINE venue profile
Briarstone Fields (test)
Purpose-built eventing country with a welcoming club atmosphere.
About the grounds
A place to compete and gather
Briarstone Fields pairs rolling cross-country terrain with two dressage rings, a sand-and-fiber stadium arena, permanent barns, and shaded viewing lawns. The venue welcomes developing combinations while maintaining a polished championship-day experience.
Briarstone Fields grew from a local hunt-country schooling ground into a purpose-built eventing venue. Its cedar-lined tracks, volunteer stewarding program, and progressive rider education days have made it a familiar Pennsylvania destination for first recognized starts and established combinations alike.
- Permanent stabling
- Two dressage rings
- Main stadium arena
- Cross-country schooling track
- Food court
- Spectator lawns
On the calendar
Current and upcoming events
- EventingCENTERLINE Sandbox Horse Trials (test)
July 24–26, 2026
Closing soon
Competition legacy
Past events hosted here
- October 10–12, 2025Briarstone Autumn Horse Trials (test)Eventing
A three-day fall fixture featuring Starter through Preliminary divisions.
- April 19, 2025Briarstone Spring Starter Trials (test)Eventing
A welcoming one-day competition for developing horses and riders.
- August 24, 2024Cedar Hollow Combined Test (test)Combined Test
Dressage and stadium competition across the venue’s two main arenas.
Plan your visit
Competitor and spectator information
Arrival and check-in
Competitors enter from Cedar Hollow Road and follow red horse-trailer signs to credential check. Stables open Thursday at noon; the show office opens at 1:00 PM.
Parking
Trailer parking is beyond Barn C. Spectators use the south meadow lot and the complimentary grounds shuttle. Accessible parking is beside the main arena.
Spectators
General admission is free. Bring a chair for cross-country viewing, use marked crossings, and keep dogs leashed at all times.