Of the 68 yards in the Netherlands that publish a price on their website, the starting price is around €370 per month; the middle half charge between €280 and €447. In Flanders it is around €385 (10 yards).
| Province | Median starting price | Yards with a price |
|---|---|---|
| Groningen | €210 | 3 |
| Fryslân | too little data | 1 |
| Drenthe | too little data | 2 |
| Overijssel | €315 | 3 |
| Flevoland | €412 | 4 |
| Gelderland | €429 | 13 |
| Utrecht | €245 | 8 |
| Noord-Holland | €390 | 10 |
| Zuid-Holland | €417 | 10 |
| Zeeland | too little data | 2 |
| Noord-Brabant | €410 | 10 |
| Limburg | too little data | 2 |
Only provinces with at least three yards that publish a price get a median.
Total: – per month · – per year
Enter your own amounts; the defaults are an example, not an average.
The biggest differences come from the livery type (full, part or DIY), the kind of housing (stable, group housing or paddock paradise), how much turnout there is and which facilities you may use, such as an indoor arena. Ask each yard exactly what the price includes.
With full livery (volpension) the yard does everything: feeding, mucking out and usually turnout. With part livery (halfpension) you do part of the care yourself, for example mucking out. With DIY livery (doe-het-zelf) you rent the space and look after your horse yourself. Arrangements differ per yard, so always ask what is included.