Polo near Carnation.
If you're searching for polo near Carnation, here's the honest answer: the Snoqualmie Valley has a polo history, but there is no full-season USPA club playing there now. The active west-side club is La Conner Polo Club, about 90 minutes north in the Skagit Valley — weekly chukkers, USPA tournaments, lessons with rental horses, and $10 gate admission for spectators.
Where polo east of Seattle actually happens
Riders in Carnation, Duvall, Fall City and Snoqualmie who want regular chukkers end up traveling. On the west side of the state that means La Conner; east of the Cascades, Spokane Polo Club runs its own summer calendar. Regional tournaments also pull Washington players to British Columbia and Portland.
Getting here from the Snoqualmie Valley
SR-203 north through Duvall to Monroe, west on US-2 to I-5, then north to Conway or Mount Vernon and west into La Conner. The field is at 16278 Laconner-Whitney Rd, La Conner, WA 98257, with free on-site parking and room for trailers.
Many valley riders come up for weekend chukkers and tournament days rather than weekday evenings — the 2026 schedule shows which weekends are home games.
Starting out
You don't need polo ponies. George Dill's rental string is based here, supplying horses from British Columbia to Seattle, Santa Barbara, Indio and Texas, so lessons, chukkers and tournament mounts are all available with grooms on site.
New players take an evaluation lesson, then buy chukker packages or a membership. See rates · Come watch first
No club in the valley — but there is one up north.
16278 Laconner-Whitney Rd, La Conner, WA 98257 · Season runs July through mid-September, weather dependent.