Where warriors find peace, purpose and partnership.
A sanctuary for those who served.
Some battles don't end on the battlefield—they echo long after coming home. But what if healing didn't look like what you expected? What if it happened in the presence of a 1,200-pound horse who asks nothing of you but honesty?
Where nature and horses heal
Warhorse Legacy Foundation is a veteran-focused nonprofit in Northwest Arkansas dedicated to giving those who served, and their families—a place to reset, reconnect, and move forward with purpose. Set on 140 acres in the Ozark Mountains, the ranch offers equine-assisted wellness, horsemanship, hiking trails, fishing ponds, community programming, and hands-on experiences that build trust, confidence, and connection. In a world that often moves too fast, this space matters—it gives veterans a chance to slow down, be present, and find strength again alongside others who understand their journey.
Our Vision
As we look ahead, Warhorse is committed to growing that impact by expanding our facilities and programs, including a dedicated Learning Center for retreats and education, additional lodging for multi-day stays, enhanced equine and arena spaces, and new outdoor opportunities like ropes courses and archery. We are constantly evolving to meet the needs of our community, ensuring that more veterans and their families have access to a place built for healing, connection, and purpose—now and for generations to come.
Our plans don’t stop here - read our master plan to learn more about what’s to come.
“Since leaving the military I have tried so many ways to deal with the trauma of war. Nothing has come close to equine services.
Not only does it help elevate me above the constant despair of PTSD, but it has helped me understand how to have a proper relationship with my wife and children.
In the army I led without emotion. The only goal was to complete the mission no matter what. In leading my family I have to understand how my family feels and learning how to communicate properly with the horses at Warhorse has bridged that gap.”
— Mark Tollman, Program Participant