Great place to ride and learn how to handle a horse. Gus is a great teacher and makes sure you feel…read morecomfortable the entire time. Will definitely be coming back!

Wife and I had a fun time riding Gus' horses that were very mellow and easy to ride. We're in our…read moreearly 70's, and although we have various degrees of horsemanship, we found it perfect for our current level of physical abilities. We appreciated the attention given to us by two young women (Gus was busy with a guest's birthday party) who guided us around the property and used our cell phones to take pictures of our ride - lots of pictures and videos! Herding calves around the corral was a cute experience while my wife pretended she was a "Rawhide" drover. i Highly recommend this for those who are young, infirmed, or novice. Experienced riders may find this a little tame, but still fun.

Would probably rate this venue as a solid 3.5 stars. Had my daughter's 2nd birthday here. The kids…read morehad a blast and the people that run this farm were very nice and welcoming! The only problems were the bathrooms were gross and the kitchen area (refrigerator) was not clean at all when we had to put our catered food for the party in there.

Place is great people are friendly the horses are well taken care of and friendly. They love…read morecarrots bring a lot for them.

This riding facility truly cares for their horses. You can tell they know their horse's nutrition…read moreneeds and cares for them a lot. their website is very neat and you can really find all the information you need on there! a lovely environment for both riders and horses. ~Isabella M.

From the owner: We are a Hunter/Jumper barn teaching English horseback riding lessons to ages 7 and up! Riders can…read morelearn on one of our school horses or on their own horse. We offer a laid back atmosphere with a non-show-show-barn attitude. If riders want to show, great, if not fantastic! We focus on teaching the whole experience and not just concierge riding. We do not offer trail rides or rentals.

Okay so I thought I would see a lot of wildlife, but most I saw was a white bird and yellow flying…read moregrasshopper thing. When I went there was no mosquitos.. but some of the trails are grassy. I think if you're looking to exercise here aka go for a nice jog it's 4 stars. But if you wanna just go for a walk and see cool wildlife I feel like then it deserves 3 stars. Would I come back? Probably only to exercise..

The trails were overgrown with grass. It looks like someone mowed, but only a small segment. There…read moreare some sandy parts of the trail and mostly full sun. The mosquitoes were bad as there is a lot of wet areas including on the trails. It's peaceful though which we enjoyed! Overall a nice place to hike. Looking forward to trying it in the fall when it's cooler.

Turkey Creek Stables in Plant City has false advertising on their website. It states that rides are…read more$20 for 1 hour, but when we arrived, we were told it was actually $45 per hour. On top of that, there was also a $5 fee that was never mentioned upfront. When we questioned the price difference, we were told that the website with the $20 pricing has supposedly been up for the past 3 years, and that they "use a different website" as well, which was very confusing and misleading for customers. I had a very disappointing and unsafe experience at Turkey Creek Stables and would not return. During my ride, my horse and another rider's horse began racing each other at a speed that felt completely out of control. Despite repeatedly trying to get my horse to stop, I had no control over the situation. The horses were going so fast that the rest of the group did not return from the guided ride until about 15 minutes after us. I ended up being thrown off my horse and fell directly onto my back. I got the wind knocked out of me and later went to urgent care, where I was told I had significant bruising, including a large contusion on my inner thigh. What was most concerning was the lack of response afterward. No one immediately ran over or properly checked to make sure I was okay. The only person who took the time to come over, check on me, and give me basic advice like icing and taking Tylenol was the hispanic man (the staff member). Aside from that, there was very little concern shown for my safety. I was also very uncomfortable with how the situation was handled afterward. A front desk comment about getting "certified cowgirl stamps" and mentioning my nails being intact felt extremely unprofessional and dismissive given what had just happened. Additionally, the guides appeared very young and not adequately prepared for handling emergencies. During a guided ride, I would expect at least one experienced guide in the front and one in the back to ensure safety and control, but that was not the case here. Overall, I'm highly disappointed with the lack of safety, supervision, and professionalism. I would not recommend this experience and would not go back.

Horses need vet care! Equipment is old, worn out or broken and needs to be replaced. Stalls are…read moredirty. My horse was obviously struggling to keep pace. i suspect she was in pain or some serious discomfort. One staff said she was "tired." Another said she "always walks slow."

Love this quiet and peaceful nature trail. Perfect for morning resets. Highly recommended. All…read moresorts of terrain variety for an active trip.

Here's a photo of the trails for those looking for a map. You can also google the trail name and it…read morewill give you more information.

We decided to do some hiking as the weather was so beautiful! This trail leds you to an old metal…read morebridge where the tannic water lazily flows beneath you. Stop and gaze at the moss covered oak trees and listen to the birds chirping in the underbrush. Continue down the trail that goes from sun to shade with a canopy of gnarled oak limbs covering parts of your way. There are lots of flowers in bloom right now from small white and purple ones on the ground to yellow ones covering the trees, and even some small white ones which reminded me of blooming cherry trees! No cherry trees here but definitely a lot of orange trees. Some people stopped to pick one and then realized these aren't the sweet kind, but sour oranges! It was very funny listening to their reactions after they tasted it! Don't forget to look around for wildlife as you never know what you'll see. I saw a gopher tortoise, a rabbit and a slithering black snake! There are also signs of an older Florida where mining was once prevalent. A large rock pile sits in an open field and more cement pieces can be found scattered in the nearby wooded areas. I hope you to will enjoy your adventure here.