We had a great experience at Red Ridge Ranch! There wasn't enough snow for the sleigh ride so we…read moredid the wagon ride. It was beautiful and so much fun. The people there are very friendly. They have 23 dogs which our boys loved to play with. We had a good time talking to the owner about the history of the ranch. She is very knowledgeable on the area and gave us a lot of interesting information. It was our first time to Wisconsin so she gave us some places to visit. We visited a few of her suggestions and they made our Wisconsin experience even more fun. We are thankful for the hospitality. *My review originally showed four stars but that was a typo. I changed that once I realized it. This place definitely deserves five stars!!

Horse Sleigh Rides & Wagon Rides in Wisconsin!! If you are…read moreplanning a trip to Wisconsin & are looking for fun activities to do with the family or on a date...look no further than Red Ridge Ranch! Horse drawn wagon rides & sleigh rides in Wisconsin are available every season!! The winter rides are magical & full of beauty! The summer, spring, & fall seasons are full of colors & life! The horses are well-fed & loved by the staff. You even get to feed the horses their favorites treats! add this activity to your list of Things to Do in the USA!

My mother had never rode a horse and she wanted to check it off her bucket list. Canyon Creek…read moreRiding Stable was the closest horseback riding activity near our hotel. Initially you pay and sign waivers at a small building and the actual stable where you ride the horses is right across the street. I paid a little over $50 for the both of us, at the stable you walk onto a tall platform where the employees walk a horse up to you and you get on. My mother got a horse named Pepper and I got a horse named Scrappy (his name is quite suiting). This experience reminded me of why I don't like riding horses and why I hope to never ride one again. Although, they are beautiful and majestic Mr. Scrappy made it very clear that he was the one in charge lol. Despite my efforts to steer him with the reins, Scrappy was in his own little world. He would sometimes stop in the middle of the trail and when I gently kicked his side he just looked at me like I was stupid from his peripheral, he would turn completely around and just stand still facing away from the rest of the group, he would leave the single file line to grab a little snack (the surrounding plants), and he kept invading Pepper's personal space by walking too closely behind him/her. Scrappy was beautiful but he terrified me lol. (Obviously, the staff can't control the horse's behavior, this portion of the review is not reflected in the rating). The trail was beautiful and we even got the opportunity to see some deer. I agree with previous reviews about the animatronics being too much or a little tacky. I just think they're unnecessary, the trail is beautiful in itself, no need for the extra props. I definitely feel like you get your money's worth, the ride last about an hour, no exaggeration. Unfortunately for me I was ready to get off Scrappy 15 mins into the walk lol. I've seen some reviews complaining about the staff not being friendly, I have to disagree. I never felt like the staff was being rude. However, some Horses did have a bad cough including Scrappy (for the first portion of the trail), additionally the staff is really strict about taking pictures, I'm not sure why. It's unfortunate I couldn't take pictures of Scrappy or the trail. After Horseback riding you have the opportunity to checkout the petting zoo. They recommend you go to the petting zoo after riding with the horses because apparently the horses don't like the smell of the other animals (which mostly consist of goats and I saw 1 donkey). All in all Canyon Creek is really good for beginner riders and first timers. Staff is friendly, and the trail is pretty. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

So we were told after we filled out the paperwork that my husband wasn't able to ride because he's…read more6'2 and weighs 285lbs .. the lady that had us fill out the paperwork then told us the weight limit was 275lbs.. this wouldve been helpful before hand. Maybe put a weight limit restriction on the website before people waist their time filling out the paperwork..

Stayed here while visiting friends in Redgranite and even in the winter for just a short weekend,…read moreit was a wonderful experience! We were warmly welcomed by the owners and shown about our cabin. We stayed in the Safari Suite which was perfect for our family, including a toddler and a dog. The cabin is beautiful and very well-appointed, but the primary bathroom is exceptionally stunning and has incredible features like a sauna and rainfall shower. Simply walking the property with our dog was such a treat as well. It was very peaceful, we got to see all sorts of wildlife, and were able to just appreciate the beauty of the land. I can't remember the last time I've been somewhere that you don't have some form of noise pollution. We are definitely looking forward to staying here again when our kiddo is a little bit older and when it's warmer so we can try all of the activities and amenities Edenwood Ranch has to offer!

No trail horseback riding . Not sure why this was recommended.I'm not sure what else to say other…read morethen they don't offer horse back rides

Enjoyed a 2 hr horseback ride into the county woods with a guide. The guide and paperwork are very…read moreinformative for the first time rider. It was a nice ride thru the woods. Though the flies were really bad around the horses during the end of June. They kept in contact with you before your ride date to make sure the weather is good for riding as well. The guide at the end of the ride even took a picture of us on our horses. Would ride again, there.

Imagine going back to a simpler time. Ride the trail, picnic by a creek, dinner cooked over an open…read morefire. Cabins without modern day amenities, yet horses greet you at your back window. Enjoy Lynette's steak dinner followed by homemade apple crisp. Feed apples to horses as they wander into camp. Awaken to Lynette returning with homemade biscuits and breakfast egg bake. It is an amazing weekend getaway for those who wish to unplug. We can't wait to return. My daughter is already making plans to return for the kids horse camp week!

Family trip that was supposed to be a great experience for the children but the owner Kathy is very…read morerude and seem to be racist, very ignorant. It's not worth the ride to be turned around because the owner is very UNPROFESSIONAL. She didn't greet us like a hostess supposed to do instead she yelled and scream and made my family and I Very very uncomfortable so we never got a chance to ride. She Let her dogs loose and went in the house after the screaming, I don't advise anyone to pay to be screamed or yelled at. It's not worth the drive up.... #BlackLivesMatter

Haven't horseback ridden in nearly 15 years, and back then it was a mule. My fiancé was keen on…read morehorseback riding, so we did. This was a great place for it. Lots of horses, for which the experienced owner chose the best steed based on my limited experience. A lazy trek around the beautiful farm and forest, all about an hour and a half. Horses are well trained, but still make you feel like you have to control them occasionally, instead of a horse on a rails kind of trip. If you're lucky, you'll get a trot in, but it's mostly a walk, which is what we wanted. I had Tucson for my trip, likely picked because I am such a newbie. She was a great horse, very responsive. Only complaint was that cash and check were the only payment options. But for such a small operation, it was not significant enough of a problem to lose the 5th star.

May 2025 Women's Weekend retreat was great. It's clear the staff care about each other, horses and…read moreguests. You're welcomed in as one of the gang for your stay. The gang who gets to eat, sit and talk, play games, eat again and ride horses. It was great getting to know the horses, brush them and then try to saddle them. Rylee had no issue helping (doing) for me as while I've ridden a lot, I've not taken care of the horses. The trails are beautiful and set up in a way that it feels like far more than 70 acres. I Tested a lot of my boundaries - bunk house, people, horseback riding after 50, someone else cooking for me, bunk house Thankfully, staff is wonderful, accepting and nonjudgmental of those who literally needed a bit of a push. Nicole, Rylee, Bri & Jay were great hosts and trail guides. We had a wonderfully small group of women for the May retreat who were all accepting and accepting. Whenever we asked for anything, they were right over refilling toilet paper or checking on things. They always asked before entering which was appreciated & respectful towards their guests. The bunkhouse is much nicer than I anticipated (no spiders seen). Everyone was flexible about activities as the weather kept changing its mind. FYI - Other reviews mention the owner, presumably Jay. Yes, he's a little gruff, maybe ruff around the edges. Good heart and soul under that and it is a campground in rural Wisconsin. We didn't have any issues.

My daughter went to this horse camp with two of her friends and she wanted to come home right away…read more First she said the horses were not taken care of well. One horse was very thin and underfed. Another horse had its tail cut very short because it was very tangled. One of the ponies was misbehaving and one of trail guides rode the miniature pony. My daughter also said one of the horses was chewing on the wood fence and that made the horse get high and the owner wouldn't buy the proper equipment to make the horse stop. Second I specifically requested that my daughter and her two friends would be in the same cabin, but instead they were almost split up because halfway through another camper joined and they didn't have the proper planning, so someone had to go to the other cabin (there were two cabins horses and ponies) and they chose my daughter to get switched to the other cabin and my daughter started to have a panic attack, my daughters friends described my daughter as being very pale, the staff did not seem very concerned and did not do much about it. Also one of the camp counselors said cuss words around the campers. Third the older girls got special treatment, two of the older girls got their own cabin with a counselor, my daughters friends says she even saw one of them getting a free candy bar. The trails were also steep for beginner riders. One of my daughters friends said that she almost fell off of the horse during the trail ride. I highly don't recommend this horse camp.

really a great place to horse around!!! :) highly recommended!! Close to town but far enough out, a…read moreperfect balance! Caring and knowledgable staff- cant go wrong here!! My children ride here and i love them on a horse and away from the tv!!

From the owner: We offer Heated Stall Horse Boarding, Pasture Boarding, Indoor Heated Arena, Outdoor Arena, Bath…read moreStall, Trails, Lessons, horse training, Open Arena Times and much more. We have an excellent and knowledgeable staff for all of your horse needs!

This is the best place i have ever been for horses and horse supplies. The also have a great…read morewebsite with beautiful horses and quality horse and farm supply

‍Kerstin owner of McNiesh Stables offers a safe environment for your horseback riding and horse…read moreboarding needs! I have been taking "riding" lessons with Kerstin for 3 + years. Kerstin is helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and has a multitude of accolades in the equine world to get you where you want to be! If oyu have any questions just call. Kerstin is amazing to work with and eager to help with your equine journey! Thank you Kerstin and asst Jess! Team McNiesh! ‍ Fb/ Insta (Appleton area/ Fox Cities/ Shiocton Wi) #horsebackriding #horseboarding #wiequine ‍ https://www.facebook.com/McNieshBarnsandStables/

Not a safe boarding facility, but not bad for beginner lessons.read more

From the owner: Glen Valley Farm is a Proud Breeder of the American Saddlebred. We are a home for people who love…read morehorses; and Welcome all breeds!