Loved this place! We got there early for our reservations and were able to start our tour early…read more The young man who did our tour was very friendly and knowledgeable. We didn't feel rushed or hurried. He answered all our questions and we were even able to feed the camel. Make sure to visit the chinchilla who is the softest thing you'll ever feel. Such a fun experience!

From the owner: We are a small family friendly Petting Farm in Redmond, offering private tours and educational…read moreopportunities.

I came across this farm when searching online for summer camp for my kids. I contacted the owner…read moreand was able to sign my kids up for a week in July. The sign up and communication was quick and easy. My kids had their amazing week on this farm. In just a week, from no experiences, they learned how to care for the horses, perform some basic equestrian vaulting and gained some riding skills. The instructor and assistants were very friendly and very experienced with kids. My kids had an awesome time. This experience is definitely the highlight of the summer vacation. So glad we found this farm.

It is a beautiful place with so many animals and sweet staff. It was a delight to see it.read more

I had a very disappointing and unsafe experience with this horse-riding trainer. During one of the…read morelessons, the trainer scolded the horse harshly, causing it to get startled and resulting in me falling off(he was holding the rein not me). I was injured and had to spend two days in bed, followed by difficulty walking. This was extremely upsetting and could have been avoided with better handling of the situation. Additionally, the trainer frequently canceled lessons at the last minute, which disrupted my schedule. When I decided to cancel the remaining lessons and requested a refund for the unused sessions, I was told that the package was non-refundable, which means I have to be responsible for my loss because of his unqualified service. Don't be fooled by how kind and friendly the trainer seems at the beginning. Once you've paid, he stop putting effort.

From the owner: Premier full service Hunter/Jumper barn located at the beautiful TL2 Farms.read more

I had bought a horse from an auction, it wasn't until I brought him home that I found out he had…read morebeen drugged and was not a beginner horse like he had been portrayed to be. I discovered that he had been mistreated and had poor experiences in being ridden. When Jenny began to work with him, he slowly started to open up to us. His trust was brought back after being worked with in groundwork and liberty. He accepted Jenny to sit and ride on him bareback or in a saddle, and without a bit after months of not being ridden. His personality has become friendly and calm, through our gentle and slow journey. Overall I would like to say that Jenny is talented, patient, and respects both the horses and their owners. She is open-minded, and is always trying to learn more and gain more experiences through clinics and research. She works with every horse differently to line up with their needs and strengths/weaknesses.

From the owner: Now offering horseback riding lessons in our Redmond barn. Contact me through the website…read more Working with owners and their horses covering most of King county. Natural Horsemanship is the relationship which horsemen and their horses hold a valued bond where the human speaks the horses’ language and adapts it into the work they want to accomplish. The greatest treasure is when the horse as a prey animal can trust their owner.

A dear friend invited my three year old son and me to the farm since she had a Groupon for pony…read morerides. It was utterly so kind of my friend and I'm grateful for her friendship. She's always so generous like this. The kids had fun, however, the farm does not abide by safety rules. My son and my friend's daughter climbed on their log fence to watch the horses and got shocked by their ELECTRIC FENCE, meant to keep large horses in. The electric wire was a thin braid of wire somewhat hidden behind the log fence. I read on the Internet that by law, you are supposed to post warning signs every 50 yards, however, there was no such signage. Also, the main wire had been pulled from a mobile home across a grassy picnicking area and plugged in to the unit. It seems like reckless negligence on the owners' part. Please keep your toddlers safe and don't let your guard down because of its idyllic setting, as I did. I don't know anything about the American countryside and what types of stuff they use. Electric fences never even crossed my mind. Needless to say, my son was traumatized and in pain. I've never seen him cry like he did and look at me with such an expression of helplessness as I looked him helplessly back. As a mother, my heart wrenched. I wish I had known of such things as electric fences or at least been provided a verbal notice by the farm. I am 38 weeks pregnant and couldn't get to my son in time as I heard him being zapped and crying. It happened yesterday and I've been unable to sleep or rest since it happened. Please be safe if you do go there and take care of your kiddos.

My experience at Tashunka has been so lovely and I look forward to returning sometime soon!…read more I admired how much consideration the petting farm and Kathy especially, had towards the animals in their care. From providing ample space to roam, making sure the animals are well socialized so the tour experience is fun for both visitors and animals while respecting the animals comfort. I have never visited a petting farm with animals so happy and content to receive petting and attention, and animals with such unique and distinct, lovable personalities! It's worth mentioning one of the examples where Tashunka has demonstrated prioritizing animal comfort over profit is choosing not to milk their cow, realizing the chance that employees might overlook her looking for even just a day would bring her pain. Our guide Kathy and her friendly demeanor and fondness towards the animals provided for a genuinely wholesome experience at the farm! If you visit, make sure your children treat the animals kindly -- no pulling or tugging or attempted riding and to stay off the fences as some reviews have suspected they are electric (I do not know). But this is a farm, and you are a guest! Visit politely and I hope you have lots of fun!

We had an awesome trip with Maddie and Max during the morning white water rafting!! 5/5 vibes,…read moreconvo, & views. What more can you ask for?

We rafted the Skagit River. What a magnificent way to spend at least 1/2 your day out on the water,…read moreyou get a unique view of the land and the water, totally worth it!! Some really breathtaking views and nice to escape some summer heat. Our guide Luke was super personable and very knowledgeable not just about the River but the surrounding wildlife and culture. As well as the regions surrounding the cascades. The conversation and jokes make the trip extra memorable. I recommend it.