This was an AMAZING experience! This was my first time riding a horse. I went for my birthday and…read moreeverything was perfect. JD and his team were extremely friendly and helped ease my nerves about the horses. I rode Luna and my boyfriend was with Shade. Luna was such a sweetheart. I would highly recommend JD's to anyone looking for a calm, serene trail ride.

I love this place the owner and his help are all wonderful people and the horses are all beautiful…read moreand sweet, I love going the trail is very beautiful and scenic and when I leave I can't wait to come back I been 4x so far, and about to book again.

This ride was so much fun, I wish I could remember my horses name but he was so sweet and let me…read moreget a few good pictures with him, he just wasn't a fan of deer. Emma was our guide and was very friendly taking us on the tour and getting to know us, any questions we had she answered without a problem and made sure we were comfortable throughout the entire ride. The scenery throughout was beautiful and so peaceful. I love being in nature so it was perfect. I will definitely be back for a ride here again.

Very unsafe! We should've gone with our gut and canceled…read morethe ride when one of the horses started to become unruly while we were mounting. We were a party of four. When we mounted the horses, my son's horse, by the name of 'Three,' tried to bite my daughter's leg who was on the horse, 'Bella.' Then 'Three' tried to bite Bella's neck. Our young guide then put a muzzle on all of the horses. We proceeded to the trail - my horse 'Vinny' kept trying to walk off to the side of the trail, in the bushes. I was then told by the guide that Vinny did not like mud and was trying to avoid walking through the mud. For the record, it had just rained that morning. If Vinny did not like mud, why did they allow him to be out on the trail? Needless to say, Vinny was not happy and took off running through the trees, threw me, knocked me unconscious. I was attended to by the ambulance, then emergency room. I have been struggling since, as I recover from a concussion and whiplash (neck and back). Been out of work for almost a month. Not once have I received a correspondence from the Serenbe Inn to see how I was doing, or apologize for the actions of their horse. I also noticed the next day my credit card was charged the full amount. Dangerous - They do not care about the riders. My son mentioned that after the horse threw me and while I was on the ground unconscious, the horse was stomping all around me. As my son was running towards me, from a distance he thought I was being stomped by the horse. Fortunately, not. BE CAREFUL! Serenbe Inn, I was really surprised by the lack of customer service and customer care. No call - No email - No apology - NO CARE!

The horses and riders at Russell Ridge have lots of fun. There is a large lighted arena with…read morejumps, 7 large pastures for turnout, a main barn with 12 stalls, wash racks, a large tack room, a side barn and bottom barn, lots of beautiful trails, lessons available and showing as well.

Every few months I hear about $5 pony rides here and never went.....until this weekend!…read more This 40 acre hideaway is across from the QT on Lawrenceville. Who knew that it was this big?!? They are usually closed to the public except for these events. They had a ton of volunteers wearing matching vests which was really helpful. You parked on a residential street and got to walk through the conservancy and look at horses in the field. Then came the fun part. Kids 4 and up could ride on a pony for $5. They did 2 huge round a outs in the corral. You sign a waiver, learn about the conservancy via a waiver, and wait in line to ride the horse. In the meantime they teamed up with DH high (I think) what was selling chicken biscuits and snacks as well as doing face painting. They had 7 horses in the corral that kids were riding in. We are not talking tiny little things either. They were huge! Afterwards, you got to walk by the area at that the horses stay in and could read about them and see any awards the won. They also had free arts and crafts projects setup like making horse puppets. They offer riding lessons, but I didn't tell my kids because I am nervous that they will want a horse.

Came by on a Saturday when they offered public pony rides. It was $5 for two laps around the barn…read moreon "real" horses and not just ponies. The rides are available for 4+ (adults too). They also have a couple tents set up with food and face painting. It was interesting to see the farm and all of the horses on the farm. Fun visit when they have an event open to the public.

I reserved an excursion and I paid the deposit however the weather was bad so it was postponed…read more Neither of our schedules could align for a new date. I requested a refund and was denied. I understand cancellation policies, but if weather or mutual scheduling is the issue then a refund is reasonable. This lack of customer service or relationship building will keep me away from Rolling Hills.

Update to my prior review from July 22... So my experience at SOOFA Ranch was generally positive;…read morehowever upon reviewing photos of other riders who attended the ranch, I noticed some differences in their ride compared to ours. While some riders seemed to enjoy an open road and easier navigation, my families ride took place in a wood area. In hindsight, this terrain was not ideal for all participants as it involved constant walking over rocks, branches and muddy trails. Though I paid $85 per person, I'm uncertain if I received the full experience advertised by the ranch, especially when comparing it to what others have shared about their rides. Additionally, we were advised not to b ring our cell phones along to prevent losing them on the trail, resulting in the disappointment of not having any photos of our horseback riding experience. While I personally had a great time, reflecting on the discrepancies between our ride and what seems to be advertised for other guest has left me unsure about recommending this ranch to others. However, its important to note that this review is solely on my own experience and others may have different perspectives. The one photo provided I took prior to us leaving out on the trail I then left my phone to avoid losing as I was directed.

I visited SOOFA ranch and rode grace during a trail ride! Being that I've rode horses before I was…read moreprepared to have a pretty unpredictable experience because you just never know how things will go with animals but Grace was so well trained. Not only did she pick up on me and the commands I was quickly taught but she also listened to Mr. Daryl's commands while he rode on another horse in front of us. The entire experience was super relaxing and therapeutic. I recommend it to anyone looking for a breath of fresh air! Full video on my IG (Sydneyyrhodess) Also, they offer after school and summer camp programs so be sure to follow them to say informed.

Amazing service and experience. My daughter and I I went with her girl scout troop. Even though we…read morealmost missed the entire event, Ms.Lily and Mr.Edwards took their time with my child, and even got my 9 year old son on a horse! That was the best ever because he used to be terrified of horses. If you are looking for patient instructors and the ability to learn about riding, this is the place to go! Mind you, we live near Canton, but I couldn't be happier with the experience

I have nothing but a great experience with this horse farm. I have been lucky enough to have worked…read morewith the general manager and the owner and have been treated with caring and respect.

Came here for a Yelp Elite event...it was so fun!!!…read more Holiday Road: What a unique experience! I loved every second of it. This farm took a lot of time to decorate and we loved the different holidays that they catered to as well (Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas). There are so many different holiday songs playing on the farm at the same time, but the sounds don't collide. It was pretty impressive that they could achieve that. Service: The bartender was really patient and made delicious drinks. The staff that helps you stay on track during the tour were friendly and even curious about your opinions along the way. We didn't get a chance to try the food trucks, but they looked pretty good from what we saw. Would I recommend? Absolutely! Will I be back? Maybe, it's just a bit far.

I had a great experience here! We had first time riders with us and Trey explained everything we…read moreneeded to know super clearly to ensure our horse back riding experience was comfortable.

My group recently visited ATV Extreme ATL for an ATV experience, and overall, the ride itself was…read moreenjoyable. Danny, Nick, and Patience were all extremely helpful, patient, and understanding, especially since many of us were first-time ATV riders. Their pleasant attitudes and willingness to assist truly made a positive difference in our experience, and we appreciated their professionalism and kindness. Unfortunately, our interaction with the female owner significantly impacted the overall customer experience. We fully understand that, as a business owner, protecting your equipment and enforcing liability policies is important. However, customers also have the right to ask reasonable questions to protect themselves and fully understand the terms they are agreeing to. During the group discussion about liability, the owner asked if anyone had questions. I respectfully asked whether the business had procedures in place to ensure customers were not being given damaged equipment before rides began. Considering the heavy emphasis placed on customers being financially responsible for damages, I felt this was a fair and reasonable question. Instead of answering professionally, the owner responded dismissively by saying, "This is a business," followed by asking if I was "okay." I calmly responded that I was fine and believed we were simply having a discussion. Unfortunately, from that point forward, the conversation became uncomfortable. My question was never answered, the discussion was abruptly ended, and it felt as though personal feelings were allowed to interfere with professionalism. At no point was I rude, disrespectful, or confrontational. I simply asked a question that was important to me as a paying customer. Customers should never feel uncomfortable for asking reasonable questions regarding liability, especially when those concerns directly affect them financially. Excellent customer service matters just as much as the experience itself. While the staff members mentioned earlier were wonderful, I hope the owner learns that uncomfortable questions are not personal attacks -- they are simply part of doing business and ensuring customers feel informed, respected, and valued.