Best place for your horses! Trails are beautiful,the staff all care about the horses while they are…read morestaying at the farm. The entire atmosphere at this farm is peaceful.

From the owner: We’re a small horse boarding facility located on a 300 acre Ohio Century Farm in North Bend, OH…read moreonly 25 minutes away from downtown Cincinnati. We’re a small operation and we like it that way. With only 30 and a half stalls (the half is a small cozy stall perfect for a miniature horse) available for long and short term boarding, we get to know all of the horses and their owners well. Willow Run Stables is a supportive community filled with good-hearted folks who love their horses beyond all reasonable measure. You’ll find a warm welcome here and a staff committed to taking excellent care of your four-legged friend(s). While we are a longterm boarding facility for 20 horses, we maintain an 8-stall barn for multi-use short term stays. We have also have a small 2-stall harmony hut that is available for nightly rental when we aren’t using it to quarantine a new incoming member of our longterm community. All short term stay horses and their owners have access to ride on all of our trails while boarding on our property.

Great facility. Fabulous staff. My horses receive outstanding care. Nice amenities like bathrooms,…read morehot water wash racks, indoor arena, and huge turnout areas. This is the place to be!

I called this place several times over a few months time, never got an answer, nor a return call…read moreeven though I left clear contact information. Drove out there and ran into Sheila, the "barn manager." She claimed not to have gotten the messages I left. She said there was a boarder leaving soon and she would put me on the list. Great! She gave me her cell number and told me to feel free to check in. Well, a month later I called the number she gave me. No answer. I called the main number and left yet another message with my number. No answer. Finally, I texted Sheila (at this point, I'm not even sure who she is) and got a "wrong number" response. Why would she lie to me? What kind of way is this to run a business?

Tyddyn Du Farm is an amazing haven for horse owners. Centrally located in Cincinnati, so really…read moreeasy to get to. The facility has a great indoor and outdoor ring. Good pasture. Room to ride on the property and access to horse trails at Winton woods. Just a great place to board!

Donna and the team at Lookout Hills hosted our daughters 4th birthday party - and it was great…read more Our daughter and her friends loved it - the kids got to help get the horses ready to ride (brush and put blanket and saddle on), then got to ride, then feed lots and lots of apples and carrots (we brought the horse treats :). ). Donna was super easy to work with and provided helmets, horses, tables, chairs, and even helped us make hot cocoa when I ran out of hands. Would 100% recommend for hosting a kiddo who loves horses birthday!

If you're a trail rider this is not the place for you. Although I was told there are trails to…read moreride, they aren't cleared and the property the trails are on does not belong to the barn owners, and is up for sale. The outdoor arena is too small to ride in. The owner gives a lot of lessons to children, and in the summer the indoor arena is usually occupied by the students for summer camp, so riding when you want to is out of the question. The paying boarders are put on the back burner, when they should come first, since the indoor arena is the only place to ride. In addition, while I was out of state for a conference, my 23 year old gelding either colicked, or suffered from the heat, I still don't know which, but he was lying down and wouldn't get up. The owner did not contact my vet, or my husband, nor did she even take his temperature. She gave him an anti-inflammatory medication. She had two other boarders walk him for two hours in the indoor arena. When my husband got there the next day, she casually said my gelding had "a bit of a problem with the heat", and that's all she told him. It was the boarders who told me about the fact my horse was sick. I was already planning to move my horses elsewhere, because of the lack of trails before this incident. Once I found out about my gelding, I was more than thrilled to have left. In addition, the barn owner is extremely rude to people, especially the children. I do not recommend this stable as a boarding stable at all.

I cannot begin to tell you how absolutely gorgeous this place is! My Fiancée and I are looking for…read morethe perfect venue for our wedding ceremony and although we tossed around some great options, we kept coming back to Meadowview Farm. I will let the photos speak for themselves but the owners and operators have truly turned this home/venue into something from a magazine. They allow you to truly make your wedding day all your own and their packages are decently priced and can even include big days like the Bridal Shower, and even Rehearsal Dinner can be on site. You definitely have to see this place in person! We scheduled an appointment with only one day notice which was shocking, Sarah was so kind and very professional as she took us around the inside and outside of the property and shared a little of this properties history with us. The only downfall is they are not permitted to do receptions due to some codes that were passed in the 1980s BUT they are in the process of trying to change this. If this gets passed we will look forward to holding everything at one location, otherwise we will likely just opt for a more intimate wedding without a reception because we just absolutely fell in love with this place!

There was a time I would have given this boarding facility 5 stars because the management at the…read moretime was great (was, as in, is no longer there). but the way I was treated when I left pushes it down to one star. I read my contract prior to giving my notice in its entirety and it stated I was to give 30 days notice "REGARDLESS" of my rental period. So I did. Mid month through mid month. I received an email back from the owners telling me that " I should pull my contract out and read it" ,that they will not prorate the last month to the 15 days because "my boa d is due monthly" and If I could not pay for the entire month of June, I could leave by end of May. Great. I was happy to leave earlier than planned anyway. And it's a good thing I was able to. I did read my contract however, before I gave my notice, and it did not state anything about no prorations in the cancellation section. The monthly reference in the contract was in the payment section and it said my board was due monthly on the first. Maybe they need to read their own contracts and be more professional. I was leaving to follow my trainer. A decision I made all on my own and was treated poorly because of it. In fact, the day I left, they even went as far as blocking me on their farms Facebook page. In addition to the above, the owners of this barn have zero horse knowledge (how to care for, handle, etc) which is actually scary and their caretakers who are no longer there were the only reason I stayed so long in the first place. The owners need to realize that this is what people do in the horse world. They follow their trainers. It's a shame because it's a beautiful facility but I would not recommend boarding there if you ever plan to leave, owners treat this extremely immaturely. I should also note that my review has been sugar coated.

I have ridden here for 6 years now and I own a horse which I board here…read more They have a great place for lessons, which I took for about 5.5 years and learned a lot about western, English and bareback riding. I have boarded my horse here for 2 months and it is a great facility. The arenas are nice and spacious and the place is clean and well-kept. Also, the staff are super friendly and helpful.

There are few things in life that can capture your heart and soul from the very first visit. Misty…read moreRidge Farm is one of these. From the smell of fresh cut hay, fresh shavings in the stalls and the many soft Equine noses looking for a scratch while nickering a soft hello- who wouldn't fall in love at first sight? Memories of many happy hours spent grooming and riding come flooding back. Stop by and see for yourself!

This is the BEST boarding facility hands down I have ever boarded at!!! Chris, Missy and Chrissy…read moreand the staff take care of my horse like he is their own!! Stalls are cleaned well and amplely bedded daily and I have never found Winston's water bucket dirty. They feed quality hay and the pastures are large and lush. They look after each horse's need as an individual and the barn, indoor arena, round pen as well as the grounds and pastures are kept neat and clean. I will never move my horse again, we are HOME!!!

Great place to board. Great owners, great boarders and a stress free environment for our horses.read more

This guy never picks up his phone. I heard he tossed them…read moreinto the Ohio River for some reason. UPDATE: he called me back after I left like a hundred moderate-cringe voice mails, and flat up told me he was booked for the next 30 days and didn't know anyone else who could take me on in the next couple day either - and then hung up. Informative chap.

This place is amazing! 100/10! I took my son there for a lesson and Craig was super nice ,…read morePatient and is amazing with kids. You can tell he loves running the place and caring for the horses. The places is super clean and put together and all the horses are super nice. The lesson was amazing and my son LOVED it! My son's autistic so I was little concerned cause he waves his arms when he's excited but Craig has the sweetest horse that wasn't phased so my son still got to ride. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking to ride. We will definitely be back soon.