Great facility, well maintained and extremely friendly staff. The barn manager really goes above…read moreand beyond.

Our referee was Nathan, and he was amazing! He was constantly cheering for us and helping us have a…read morereally fun time :) super awesome experience! Try to get Nathan as your referee if you can!!

Complete complete waste of money and time. We had our 11 year old twin's birthday party here with…read more16 of their friends. I realize the reviews are good from when this was at the Provo mall. It seems this guy bought the equipment from the previous owners and we left feeling completely taken advantage of. He legit spent more than half our time explaining basic games and going over the rules. This is not an embellishment. I feel like he should give us a full refund and furthermore pay me to of spent time there because it felt like a job. No drinks, crumby games and he wanted to embarrass 11 year old kids. I fell asleep on his couch because I was so bored from hearing him recite the rules over and over again. Waste $300 somewhere else. Frankly this place won't be around very much longer if they run it this way. Stay away or I'll be here to tell you I told you so. This is down on Freedom Blvd in Provo.

We had our son go to after school here. It's truly just a daycare. You don't get anything fun for…read morethe kids. They charge you even when they take time off for holidays. The parking is really hard. Don't waste your time here. It's just not designed for families. I hate saying it but it is all about money for them.

We have gone to Black Diamond for years (rec, pre-team, and team gymnastics) and I can't say enough…read moregood things about this gym and coaches! This gym has become like a second home for us and I know that my kids are safe, well-cared for, and being coached by the best of the best. We love BDSJ and especially coaches Mel, Jenny, Cassy and Ron!

This used to be called the Salt Lake County Equestrian Park, but it's since changed names to the…read moreUSU Bastian Equestrian Center. They still offer the same wonderful events as before, as far as I can tell. I've attended a stock show, a county fair, a city festival and most recently, a dog agility show here. It's an arena with multiple uses and they do a good job of keeping it full of action. There are indoor and outdoor areas and a ton of parking. It definitely has a "rural" feel to it, even though it's in the city. My only complaint would be that the bathrooms are really run down. Most of the stalls in the ladies' room were out of toilet paper and/or didn't have locking mechanisms on the doors. It could be that this was on a Sunday and the janitorial staff wasn't on duty, but there were lots of people there for an event and I'd imagine that could have been a problem for others.

I watch my friend ride her horse and have seen a horse show of theirs! It has been so fun to see…read morepeople take care of their horses, learn to ride and see the relationship between the rider and horse! I come in to see the horses too and helped feed them once and it was so fun!

I took horseback riding lessons here for a year and leased a horse for a little while (although you…read moredon't need one to take lessons.) Beautiful stables and very convenient, and the trainers there are great at helping you learn and progress. There are little kids and beginners there all the way up to adults or people who just want to pleasure ride. Amazing place for any horse lover!

I'll definitely miss training here. Let me tell why Paul Tom's Jiujitsu Academy is the best place…read moreto train in Utah County: -The Instructors. Professor Paul Tom is a black belt under Flavio Behring, one of the only red belts in the world of Jiujitsu. When I started training here over a year ago, Professor Paul welcomed me with such warmth, and I knew instantly that he cares deeply about the growth and development of his students. In addition to his excellent lessons on the many techniques and their details, he is an excellent storyteller (especially the ones about Rickson) and always makes the extra effort to improve our game. I felt deeply honored to receive my blue belt from him. Professor Paul's two sons Nate and Trevor are also black belts who provide a fresh contrast to Paul's "old school" jiujitsu, by focusing on not only fundamentals, but also sport jiujitsu as well. They are also amazing instructors with awesome hearts. -The Drilling. There are days where we only focus on drilling one specific move, or days when we focus on sequences and/or several moves. The curriculum here is well developed based upon the core principles of posture, pressure, and precision. All instructors and upper belts also make great efforts in walking through the details with you and addressing student-specific needs. -The Sparring. There are no meat heads here trying to smash complete beginners (and if they somehow enter the dojo, there is always someone here who will be the enforcer). Everyone is super chill and purely interested in working together to improve. If you are new, I highly suggest sparring with a purple belt or higher, so they can guide you in learning how to spar with the greatest effectiveness and highest state of calm. -The Family. I will miss training with people here. It is like a little family, and all members who stick around will become friends and find a tight-knit community of fighters that will not hesitate to protect one another and their loved ones.

I've been training here since the end of January and I have loved every minute of it! Every session…read moregreatly increases my development and progress, and I feel confident in my ability to protect myself should the circumstance arise. The community is incredible! Everyone is so kind and willing to help each other out. You will not regret coming here, come in and check it out!

My daughter was incredibly excited to begin therapy here. She attended for several months, during…read morewhich her therapist repeatedly canceled her appointments the same day they were scheduled to occur. Of course, the inconvenience this posed to both my daughter and myself was never considered. However, when our family suffered a sudden death, and my daughter needed a same-day cancelation, this organization hit her account with a $75 charge. Policy or not, this is bad business practice and goes against everything this company claims to stand for. We expected understanding. We expected support. Instead, it was all about the money they felt they were out. This also happened to be the time my daughter let them know she would be discontinuing therapy at Courage Reins because she felt they were not adequately paying attention to or addressing her mental health needs. While we were told repeatedly this charge would be refunded, it was not, and both our calls and e-mails were ignored. Never mind the likely thousands of dollars they billed our insurance, they felt entitled to an additional $75 as a punitive measure when our family suffered a loss we could not have anticipated. Beware. They pretend to care about the mental health of their clients, but it's really all about their bottom line.

The staff is wonderful with the kids. They are caring, kind and super patient with everyone. Along…read morewith the staff they also have volunteers who come and help. The Aminals are trained very well. Even with kids in a full scream they are perfectly calm.

I'm a lover of all animals, including the oh-so-scary snake. I actually don't mind them but I know…read morelots of people have a fear of the adoranoodle, and if that's you, this might not be the place for you to visit. OR maybe it is if you want to face your fear. Either way, Clint's Reptile Room is a well kept and clean place just off the main street in Springville. You pay a nominal fee-I think it's about 12 bucks-to get in during walk in hours and you can hold and love on all the snakes and reptiles, with the exception of a few like the giant tortoise. Nobody wants to hold that guy. There are several volunteers running the show and will help bring out the animals so you can hold them. They will also take them away when you're done. If you want a more private experience, you can book a private visit on their website. Or come early during the drop in hours to get the white glove experience. You won't regret it.

Bit of on the $$$ side (they should employ a "discounted" day of the week) but this was an…read moreunforgettable experience nonetheless.