Great ride with guide Alice. Horses were beautiful and so was the drizzling park. Thank you!read more

we had a great trail ride Sept 8,2025! Aidan was an amazing guide. Our horses Storm and Moose were…read moreperfect on the trail. We will return for another trail ride soon.

Had a great time at Rosebridge. We did Piglet Cuddling and the Farm tour and met so many friendly…read moreanimals.

We were looking online at 'activity' farms (animal husbandry-horseback riding-bees, etc) in the…read morelocal area and came upon the Rose Bridge Farm. Rose Bridge is a sanctuary and working farm on land once owned by William Penn. Since 2013, the farm has become a 'forever home' for over 300 animals. Many of the animals are rescues from dairy farms, livestock auctions or other scenarios where they were at risk. They have several different activities, we opted for the Farm Fest, which combined several of the activities. The Farm Fest includes a mini farm animal husbandry tour, baby animal cuddling time, hands on craft activity, a beverage bar and an outdoor fire pit. It lasts about 2 hours. There were many parents there with children, but also adults like us by themselves. There are two times - 4-6 and 6:30-8:30. We went on the 4:00 tour. It was great! It was very interesting hearing how the animals came to the farm - it was so heartwarming to hear the stories of saving so many animals. However, I wasn't expecting the 'cuddling time' to be so much fun. We started with the goats - so friendly! They were nuzzling and 'pawing' us - I sat down and several came to me and wanted to be rubbed or held. I even had an opportunity to feed a baby goat its milk bottle! We interacted with pigs, sheep, a beautiful thoroughbred horse and a donkey! It was a very special experience! Afterwards we all went to a large barn and made crafts - specifically little planters we decorated, added dirt and seeds (large selection of flowers and vegetables seeds) to take home as a little souvenir. We had a dinner reservation so we left before the fire pit activity. Overall, it was a wonderful experience to be with these farm animals and to support such a worthwhile project.

I have tried other grass fed and grass finished beef and NOTHING compares to Tussock Sedge Farm. I…read morehad the pleasure of speaking with Sean (Co Owner) and he took the time to explain everything to me. I have made purchases in the past and have tried other "Mail Order" farms and you can really tell the difference. Many of the other farms process their cattle at 22 months while Tussock Sedge Farms goes that extra step and raises them to true maturity of 36-42 months. You can tell the difference in color, marbling and taste. I just made another recent smaller beef box purchase, however, I will be ordering a 1/4 cow share from them very shortly. This is the only TRUE grass fed and finished farm that takes the time needed to raise the cows to their full potential while in turn, delivering truly nutrient dense beef to the consumer. While this may come at a cost, I know that I am eating the best of the best. Sure, you can go to Aldi and box stores and get cheaper beef, however, you will never know where that meat has come from. The labeling in the United States should be illegal. You can buy meat that was raised in a foreign country and shipped here and as long as it was packaged here, it now "Magically" turns into a "Product of the United States". To me, the consumer, this is not only misleading, it is disgusting. Do yourself and your family a favor. Buy your meat where it is born, raised and sold right here in the United States, and that is Tussock Sedge Farm. I promise you, there is no better product in this area. They have so many other great offerings to explore also. Right now, I have a 5lb Pasture raised Heritage Chicken defrosting in my refrigerator. I can't wait for it to defrost. THANK YOU Tussock Sedge Farm for raising meat the right way and proper way so I can feed my family true quality. If you have not tried them yet, take the time to try a smaller box. WARNING, once you do this, there is no turning back!!! Also to note, buying in bulk makes the per pound cost even better. On top of that, you are buying meat at todays prices. Needless to say, I HIGHLY recommend them.

Their food is not vacuum packed but rather heat-wrapped such that when you open up a package of…read moreground beef, the bottom side is partly cooked (from hot plastic no doubt!!) and when cutting open the package, it sheds SO much microplastics. I cannot in good conscience continue shopping here for this reason. Also note that the "special" salmon they have is just the same brand as what is sold for MUCH cheaper at Mom's Organic Market (like $10/lb cheaper!) And a leg of lamb I got recently came wrapped in red netting that bled the red color into the fat cap... the more I dwell on my experiences with this place, the more upset and grossed out I get. There are other farms in the area paying better attention to the quality of the product.

Our daughter recently enjoyed Horsemanship camp at Triple L ranch. Ms Patti is a wealth of…read moreknowledge and a wonderful teacher. The camp was thoroughly thought out to be both instructive and fun. The horses are so cute and you'll even spot a friendly goat or two. Very kind, very professional people. We highly recommend!

From the owner: Triple L Ranch LLC is a Christian Run Family Friendly Top Quality Full Care Boarding Lesson and…read moreEvent Facility We Offer Boarding Riding Lessons Summer Camp Pony Parties and Special Events We offer Offsite Pony Rides As Well Special Rates For Veterans Police Fire EMT and Non Profits For Fundraisers We Give Back Up To 50 Percent of The Proceeds To The Organization We Are Raising Funding For

My wife and I had a great time. The staff took great pains to make sure that everyone in the group…read morehad fun. We highly recommend this for anyone.

From the owner: *CHECK OUT the "non recommended" REVIEWS (located under the photos)! We have 5 stars! Yelp…read morefilters them all out so you need to click on the non recommended reviews to read them! Horseback Trail Rides at Jacobsburg. Guided Small Groups Reservations Required Ride throught the woods, fields, and alongside of a stream on our gentle, well-mannered horses, with our knowledgeable and safety conscious trail guides. Minutes from Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, & the Poconos! Enjoy Jacobsburg's acres of beatiful trails on the back of a horse! Quarter K Ranch offers: Trail Rides, Pony Rides/Parties, Carriage & Wagon Rides, Natural Hoof Trimming, Quality Natural Horsemanship Trained Horses for Lease/Sale, Cinderella Carriage for Weddings and all your special events

Fresh veggies a-plenty and more selection at a cheap price in July…read more They also have a new Shanghai You Garden in the food court, so that was nice! Bakery had 50% off breads for the day.

We ordered a shrimp wanton noodles soup for takeout. They separated the soup with the noodles and…read morewanton. It came with 5 nkce size shrimp wanton. The soup broth need some salt. But for me, it was perfect! I forgot to take a picture when I combined the broth and noodles together. The soup was really good!

What an awesome experience!!! My family was visiting from…read moreout of state wanted to trail ride and just happened to come across this place. I emailed a question and got an almost immediate response from the owner. (After trying to contact many other places with no success or call backs.) it was worth the 45 minute drive.. Joe was super personable and professional. Payment was easy and via online which was great reserved our spots and we didn't have to worry about bringing money with us. Joe made us all comfortable and suited us with horses to fit our experience. And at the end took the time to take our pictures to email to myself. Just overall great experience!! After several other places left a bad taste in my mouth it was refreshing to see someone who loves what he does and made it his goal to keep us safe and having fun!

What an experience! Visited this past weekend and went on the hour long trail. Joe was so nice and…read morehelpful as it was my first time. The trail sits on 17 acres of beautiful land and Joe is happy to help you with any questions. I would highly recommend and will be back for sure! Thanks again for the great time Joe!

Just a few quick questions please. My granddaughter is turning 10 in June, and very athletic. Our…read morefamily come from a horse background and my granddaughter is showing interest. Is there height, age,weight requirements? This has been a dream for as long as I can remember. I used to ride Shawnee trails at least once a month back in the day. We all love and have a respect for this giant and I'd love to share this love with my granddaughter now. If you could answer my questions along with a base price and types of trail and length,I'd be very grateful. Thank you, Kay Riley kariley63.kr@gmail.com

THIS PLACE IS DANGEROUS AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED AT ALL COST IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH…read moreAND WELL-BEING. Please read my entire review to see how this place really is. Horseback riding at this stable was the biggest nightmare I have ever experienced The beginning of the ride didn't show how bad the events would turn. For the first 40 minutes of the ride we had a great time until the guide decided to rope off my horse. Her dangerous behavior led to my left knee injury and me almost falling off the horse I rode, who was a 27 year old horse and very well behaved. The horse was very easy to ride and caused no problems to me as a rider. I indicated in a form that that I am an advanced equestrian and I've been around horses my whole life and I'm very comfortable riding horses both in the saddle and all around horses/stables. I got injured in a ride trail because of the guide's lack of imagination. She crushed my knee with her horse's weight twice as she approached me without getting off her horse and her horse walked against my left knee. She did that twice in opposite directions until I screamed from pain and that's when she got off her horse to rope my horse off properly. She took control of my horse with a rope and took the snaffle bit out of horses mouth as exemplified by the attached photo. I told the trail guide that I don't feel safe staying so close to her horse as horses kick and you need to keep your horse at least 4 feet behind another horse. This was also told me before our trail ride at the stable, the prison who gave us our helmets after we paid for the experience told us to stay 4 yards away from each other horses. In her response she told me that she knows better and disregarded my complaint about me feeling not safe after my left knee got crushed by the horse she was riding. The guide has also injured the horse I rode because she run him into a tree cutting severely skin on his head. She led my horse way too close to her horse and there was a tree. Her horse went right and because I couldn't control my horse with no snaffle bit she led my horse left and he hit his head against the tree as he was stuck on that rope that the guide held in her hand. I had no control of the horse I was riding as per attached photo with the snaffle bit taken out by the guide. Her horse went right next to a tree and mine went left. Then my horse jumped and kicked as he was hurt by the guide and I almost fell. If it wasn't for my riding experience I would have been right on the ground trampled by the injured horse. At that point I couldn't believe what kind of irresponsible guide this person was, so I I started recording with my cell phone everything that happened next to avoid another injury after my knee got crushed and the horse I rode got injured by the guide. As we arrived at the stable at the end of the hour trail, I politely reported the incident and my injury to the manager when we came back to the stable and the manager called the police calling me and my wife trespassers (sic!), after we paid $240 for 2 hours of trail horseback riding as we scheduled another hour at 4pm as well. The manager tried to scare us to leave. She called the police to report "trespassing" even though we were guests at the Pocono Manor and paid for resort stay and the horse rides in advance, The manager and the guide completely ruined our experience by acting rude, unprofessionally and with no empathy. She did not apologize or even offer ice for my injured knee. She was trying to intimidate us to leave. When the police arrived the manager lied to them and said that I ran her horse into the tree and in the attached photo you can clearly see that the snaffle bit is out so I had no control of the horse after it got roped off. The guide had full control of the horse I rode. This is the rudest and the least professional horseback riding facility I have seen. I grew up around horses and I've seen many stables around the world as I travel a lot and ride horses often. I've never experienced such terrible service and lack of empathy. With an injured knee and not even an apology or offering me some ice the manager decided to kick us out by calling the police and telling the cops that we are trespassing after I paid $240 for 2 hours of riding on easy trail trail and hundreds of dollars for our stay at Pocono Manor that was supposed to be a safe and pleasant experience for my wife and me. The horseback riding facility at the Pocono Manor Ranch, is a place that's dangerous for children and adults and should be avoided at all cost. Unqualified personnel endangers safety and health of the resort visitors as well as the animal welfare of the horses. I will spare you the photos of horse injuries as they are disturbing and traumatizing. Under no circumstances go there if you care about your family health or well-being. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST.

whether you are experienced or have never sat in a saddle before this is the for you. Beautiful…read moretrails, well trained horses. You can ride for 45 minutes, an hour, 90 minutes or two hours in the beautiful Chester County countryside .

Yes! I brought my grandchildren here to ride horses! The staff was amazing ! They were super…read morehelpful and kind to our whole family and showed the children lots of things about horses and riding and taking care of the horses! We will definitely be back. It was a wonderful experience for us !

We had an amazing time riding with Kim. Hilltop Ranch is a small family owned ranch with a couple…read moreof horses and a silly pig. Kim talked to us to see our comfort of riding and experience level. Then we headed over to the barn to see what horses were feeling up for a ride. She chose the horses and saddled them up. Kim truly loves her horses and cares for them with so much compassion. She brushed each one, sprayed them down so the bugs didn't bother them and saddled them up. She made sure our stirrup's fit properly and we loaded up for the ride. Once out of the gate we headed for the trail and then through the woods, crossed a creek and even met some of her neighbors along the ride. We trotted and galloped, my goodness I loved EVERY second of it!!! The horses listened very well. They look to Kim as their leader and will not run without her doing so even if you try to get them to. We will definitely be back when the weather cools down. I love that she doesn't run her horses in summer much because of the heat. This is a wonderful place to ride.

From the owner: Hilltop Ranch Provides Horse Boarding And Training, Riding Academies, Stables, Parties and Events,…read moreTrail Rides, Lessons, Pony Rides Services to the Mohnton, PA Area.