SUPPLY, NC — The Wild Horse Preserve at Grayce Wynds continues to grow as one of Brunswick County’s most distinctive animal‑welfare and educational destinations. Located at 2450 Grayce Wynds Drive, the nonprofit blends horse rescue, public education, and community events on a quiet farm just minutes from Holden Beach.
The preserve maintains several herds of rescued horses, including mustang ambassadors and Chincoteague ponies. Staff and volunteers provide daily care, rehabilitation, and structured feeding routines while guiding visitors through the horses’ histories and recovery. Tours range from two‑hour guided wild horse experiences to self‑guided farm walks and family‑friendly programs. Monthly beginning‑horsemanship classes teach safety, communication, and basic ground handling.
School groups and youth organizations remain a core part of the farm’s mission. Grayce Wynds offers customized outdoor learning programs focused on horse behavior, rescue work, and pasture management. Group rates begin at $10 per participant, with optional lunches available for scheduled visits.
Seasonal events draw families throughout the year. Fall activities include hayrides, pumpkin patch visits, pony petting, and petting‑zoo experiences. Easter and Valentine’s Day fundraisers feature themed crafts, egg hunts, pony rides, and meals. The farm also hosts a free Christmas event with self‑guided tours of the Wild Horse Village and access to the on‑site mercantile, weather permitting.
Visitors who want to stay on the property can book the farm’s on‑site Airbnb, often used by guests attending holiday events or seeking a quiet stay near Supply and Holden Beach. Meeting space, catering options, birthday packages, and summer group programs round out the farm’s community offerings.
Grayce Wynds also organizes annual group trips to Chincoteague Pony Penning Week in Virginia and provides speaking engagements on the wild horses of the Eastern United States. Additional opportunities include horse sponsorships, volunteer roles, and limited pasture boarding.
As Brunswick County continues to grow, the Wild Horse Preserve at Grayce Wynds remains a distinctive part of the region’s rural landscape — part sanctuary, part classroom, and part community gathering place dedicated to preserving and teaching the legacy of America’s wild horses.
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