Welcome to Wesley Clover Parks.
Home of the Ottawa Equestrian Tournaments.
The National Capital region has a history rich in equestrian sport. In 2015, Wesley Clover Parks began building upon our community’s passion for horse sport with the Ottawa Equestrian Tournaments. Since then, the Ottawa Equestrian Tournaments have become one of the premier show jumping competition series and equestrian sport venues in Canada. The proximity of Wesley Clover Parks to a major city also makes these urban horse shows unique events for equestrian enthusiasts, and Ottawa residents and visitors alike!
Wesley Clover Parks is also home to the Ian Millar School of Horsemanship, offering personalized instruction for riders of all levels. With the equestrian park at its core, the expanded operations at Wesley Clover Parks ensure a broader attraction that showcases equestrianism to a wider and more diverse audience.
World Class Equestrian Facilities.
The Ottawa Equestrian Tournaments continue to raise the bar within the industry. As we grow our horse show calendar we strive to continuously improve exhibitor and spectator experience.
Wesley Clover Parks boasts a world-class grand prix field, one of a rare few international-level grass jumping arenas in Canada. Continuous upgrades to infrastructure include the construction of international quality all-weather rings and significant upgrades and expansion to the stabling facilities. In 2022, support from Ottawa Tourism's Destination Development Fund assisted with the installation of a new hospitality tent overlooking the grass Grand Prix field. We also partnered with Soltek Equestrian and Steel-Craft Door Products on the construction of a new all weather ring to provide our International athletes with top-notch warm-up space, and additional competition space for equestrian events.
Statement of Commitment.
Welsey Clover Parks is committed to ensuring equal access and participation for people with disabilities. We are committed to treating people with disabilities in a way that allows them to maintain their dignity and independence. We believe in integration, and we are committed to meeting the needs of people with disabilities in a timely manner. We will do so by removing and preventing barriers to accessibility and by meeting our accessibility requirements under Ontario’s accessibility laws.