This is the best boarding farm ever the owners really care about peoples horses I am new to the…read morefarm brought My horse from north carolina where he was not being taken care of Valerie and Kenny were there when he arrived and have taken care of him ever since because of his weight he has to be fed 3 times a day this is not just a business to they they have loved horse all their lives and Valerie use to show horses so if anyone wants a good boarding place that takes care of your horse March winds is it i highly recommend them and on the bright side they also have a vet iin the family

Great place and great people. Highly recommend. Great with kids. The staff was so friendly and they…read morereally took the time to teach our children how to maneuver the horse. The kids even got to feed the horse after we were done riding. We will be back for sure.

From the owner: We are a horse boarding business.Horse hauling is a service we do also.read more

Best trainer to go to get results with your horse. Honest and trust worthy. You get a lot of…read moreinformation from his lessons. Reliable horseman.

If you're looking for a laid-back no drama facility to board your horse, relax on amazing trails or…read moretake lessons, then look no further than Hidden Spring Farm! Lighted arena with great footing, dressage ring, open field jumps and great trails. What more could you want?!? Full board to pasture board, they have you covered! You and your horse become part of the family. No matter your skill level they have you covered with lessons from beginner to advanced.

Molly Stanfield Green is by far the best horse trainer around! She can fix unfixable equestrian…read moreproblems she's amazing! I have been riding at crystal creek farm for almost 2 years now! I love it I totally recommend putting your child in this horse riding facility!!!!

I have been a boarder with 2 horses for 10 years. The manager lives on the property and the two…read moreowners are vets. The footing is great (sand/rubber). There is a nice covered arena and also a nice big jumping arena. Any instructor is welcome to teach a boarder there. Boarders are very nice and easy going, the barn is higher end but also easy going.

From the owner: Chapel Hill Equestrian the premier boarding stable!…read more Chapel Hill Equestrian, an equestrian center offering full service boarding for horses in various equestrian disciplines (primarily dressage & hunter-jumper). We're a high quality and beautifully maintained facility situated on 31 acres located 1 mile north of Route 40 in Chapel Hill, and adjacent to Duke Forest and the Triangle Land Conservancy. The owners are two veterinarians dedicated to making the facility a safe, pleasant environment for you to enjoy many equestrian activities!

First the good. The two barn ladies are very good and do the best they can with 30+ horses. Most…read morefacilities this size run with more help, but when you understand how they take care of your horse you'll understand how they do it with only two people. Unless you have a very strong minded large gelding, I would recommend not letting them put your horse in the backfield. Those horses are big and aggressive. If you pay $650 for stall board, that only means that they will eat inside. Horses are not led into the stalls, they run into the stalls and they leave the stall doors open all day which leaves opportunity for multiple horses to get into one stall. Somewhere in this practice my horse was injured, it was unwitnessed but when I left two hours prior to feeding time the horse was perfectly sound and when I came back he was dragging his left front leg. Unless you pay extra charges they will not put your horse in during the day when it's hot, they will not put your horse in during storms. That's pasture board to me. Second read that board contract very carefully, any additional services always cost more money they are up front about that, but no concessions are made even when your horses left 3 weeks prior to their end date. They do not have any holding pens for incoming horses, so there is no quarantine area. There is no small paddocks for rehabbing horses for individual turn out, so it's not a good rehab facility in my opinion. Outside arena is very pretty, but it is very deep in the back left hand corner. Trails were very nice. All in all I'm going to say that it wasn't worth the money I've spent, owners are not long-term professional horse people, but if you like an air conditioned bathroom it's a great place.

This whole place is complete Bullshit! They kicked me and my 21 yr old horse out over Chhistmas! He…read moredied on Feb 1. They didn't care- I did not know they had been advertising his spot Before they even got told me " You're out." I had been there for 15 years. Do Not look at a pretty bathroom. They are very good with " cosmetics. " Ask somone/Disgustng,!!

Fairly good stable. Good footing in the arena but only six stalls so some horses stay out 24/7 but…read moregreat paddocks and healthy horses.

Pasture Boarders Beware…read more Jim's barn is beautiful with gorgeous indoor and outdoor arenas. There is a tack room for boarders, and slots for tacking up as well as several wash stalls. He has one person working for him, Pancha, who feeds all the horses, cleans stalls, and generally takes care of things. The horses in the barn seem well cared for. The pasture has 2 run-ins that seem in good shape, and 17 acres to spread out on with seemingly good grass. The water trough was a little questionable... There is only one other horse on pasture board and it's his horse (RED FLAG). There are lessons on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays - if you want to ride on those days, outdoor arena only. Feed for pasture boarders is grain in pans 20ft apart. I expressed that I was concerned about that because one of my 2 eats significantly more than the other, and the one who gets less will steal food. Jim stated (his idea) that there was a paddock in the field where one horse could go in to eat so he wouldn't steal food. He stated that I would have to pay his help extra for her time. I made sure to tell him that one of my horses was 18hh. He didn't seem to have a problem with it and asked more questions about his breeding. I asked if he would feed supplements and he said yes. I also asked about using an open stall temporarily while I tacked up one of my 2 horses and he said yes as long as I cleaned up after myself. I moved in and everything seemed fine. Jim was very pleasant and easy to talk to. I felt very comfortable with him and our decision to move there. I watched a few lessons - he was very kind and patient. I helped Pancha feed the horses that evening and the next morning so that they could get used to their new routine and one of them going into the paddock. We talked the whole time (in what little Spanish I know) and she even was showing me pictures of her family. I brought my horses inside to ride and put one in the "preapproved stall". I gave him a flake of hay to munch on while he was waiting (it is explicitly stated on the website that grain AND HAY are included in board). While I was tacking up my other horse, Jim walked in and told me "you're expecting too much as pasture board horses and you need to leave". I tried to fumble through a question as to why and he simply stated that I expected to much and Pancha was not comfortable working around my horses. I said ok, I'll try to find another barn as soon as I can, but it may be next week sometime to which he replied "the sooner the better, you need to get out". I told him that I had given a flake of hay to my horse and offered to buy a bale (EVEN THOUGH HAY IS SUPPOSEDLY INCLUDED IN BOARD per the website) and Jim stated that I was stealing..... I immediately packed up my trailer and left after being there less than 24 hours. He went from being very friendly and easy to talk to, to INCREDIBLY rude and hurtful in a very short period of time. I think the real issue is that I was too much of a presence in the barn. I never saw any other boarder there, and in the boarders tack room, pretty much everything was covered in dust. He is obviously used to doing things his way and in his routine, and I was interrupting that. I also don't think he really wants to deal with pasture board horses. So, if you have a horse that you need stall board for and don't plan to ride often, this is the place for you. They will be well taken care of. I think if you just want lesson, this is also a great place to come. Otherwise, stay away.

Jim is a terrific teacher He is particularly patient and gentle in his criticism. The facilities…read moreare terrific, safe and convenient for those who live in Chapel Hill and Durham. Although Jim is best at teaching English but he was willing to take me on as an older adult who just wanted to refine his Western riding. Kind man with a good manner

So, first off, the name and owners have changed!! Now called Gioia dell Amore and the new owners…read moreare amazing. We haven't been here in many years because the customer service was bad but not anymore! Laura greeted us as soon as we walked in and 10min later we were best friends. Now I didn't hurt that she was from Texas and so are we which gave us a lot to talk about but we really enjoyed spending some time learning about her and her husband the new ownership and just their plans for growing this winery. I would say that they definitely have a passion for serving others and have already engaged in the community raising money for different charities their biggest one recently was one for a cancer charity. I'm not much of a wine drinker my wife is but after tasting the Chardonnay which was fantastic we decided to share a bottle and they also have a bourbon barrel aged Cabernet which is amazing. We promptly came home joined the wine club and will definitely be back because it's only about a 30 minute drive from Greensboro. They have music and food trucks on average about twice a month and I can promise you that when you go you'll get good wine and be treated well.

From the owner: We are a vineyard and winery specializing in 3 business lines including a Tasting Room, Cabin…read moreRentals and a Wedding Venue