Beautiful location surrounded by 129 acres of farm land. Oversized stalls, hay cut and sold on…read morepremises, clean, family friendly, large turn outs, nice group of women, heated tack room, indoor and outdoor shower stalls, large and small riding ring with trails across the street. I've been boarding here for three years and have had a good experience. Miranda, the barn manager, has a great lesson program at a reasonable price. She hold clinics, and we had our first on farm show this fall. I'm on full board and am very happy with the care of my horse! The barn has children's groups of horsemanship basics and some therapeutic type activities as well. The sunsets are breathtaking and there's a very relaxed atmosphere. Western and English riders. Overall a great place to keep your horse!

Beautiful farmland in the back world of North Attleboro. I've kept my horse here for 3 years,…read moreexceptional care, gorgeous sunsets, grassy paddocks, large stalls, hay from property is offered, reasonable lesson prices, trails across the street, and large ring.

Best barn ever. The owner takes great care of the property. Anyone in the horse world knows how…read morehard it is to find a good barn, and after the barn I was at for 25 years closed, I went through a few places that promised me the world, and turned out to be terrible places. I was traumatized when I got to Klitzners and asked so many questions over and over prior to moving in. Now it's over 2 years later, and no complaints. The ring is dragged weekly, the boarders get along great, the property is plowed early morning on snow days, the trails are plentiful and cleaned up yearly. Grateful I found a perfect place!

Love High View Farm. I have been riding here for 13 years, I first started riding with Carol's…read moreniece Tal, then in time moved on to Carol and have taken the occasional lesson with Carol's daughter Brittany. I absolutely love that High View has so much to offer. My preference is Hunters & Jumpers, in the last few years Carol and I have moved into the Eq's and I have learned that I really enjoy it. Not only does High View offer these disciplines but many more including Western pleasure, eventing, and cow sorting. Carol is always willing to try new things, and for me personally these new endeavors are a really nice break from the same ol same ol. Not only are the trainers wonderful but their care for my horse is top notch. I really appreciate that my horse is personally seen multiple times a day by multiple people. Carol has always made me aware of any change with my horse and her knowledge of medical issues as well a weight management are unlike any other.

My daughter had been taking lessons at High View Farm for a few years now after riding at several…read moreother barns and we have finally found a keeper. At High View we are part of a family and even though my daughter doesn't compete she is treated just as well and with just as much importance as the students that compete every weekend, which was a problem at other places. The thing I love most though is that the riders learn the importance of caring for the horses , not just riding them. My daughter (14) has made some of her best friends at this barn and they are all good kids, drama just isn't allowed. Also, the lessons horses are great, safe and well cared for.

I live near this business and their dogs are constantly roaming the neighborhood unsupervised and…read morepooping on residents lawns. They will not return any of my calls regarding this manner. So I have to clean up behind their dogs. If that's not enough, the horses are constantly loose too.....running down Morgan Ave. If i had horses, I would never ever board them here.

BEWARE! COMPLETE NIGHTMARE! FILTHY FACILTIES AND POOR MANAGEMENT!…read more I booked Twin Willow Stables for my nephews 1st Birthday Party. If your idea of a party is being belittled, having zero expectations and enjoy walking around up to your ankles in feces and mud then this place is for you. When the party was originally booked, I was told that no rain date would be set as they have an indoor area where they could hold a petting zoo, pony arena and dining area. The first inclination that it was going to be a disaster probably should have been when they failed to notify me that they had a huge flood 2 days before the party. I was reassured that there would be no mud where the party was being held as this was a concern for me due to some elderly guests attending the party as well as most people don't want their kids covered in mud. Only when I unexpectedly stopped by was when I was given numerous excuses and was made aware of the mess. I did consider cancelling the party because of the condition of the location, more rain was in the forecast and was weary that things would go well. I was repeatedly reassured that things will go smoothly as they have been in the business for over 30 yrs. Boy, was I fooled. I was told that on the day of the party through email that the driveway was muddy but not the actual party location. This prompted me to call Donna and Rebecca who were in charge but was told by one the employees that were not available. I asked that employee if the party area was wet and muddy and was told that it was not. At 930 my mom stopped by not trusting what we were being told only to find a large section of the party area muddy right where the guest were to walk in. Again, more excuses were given. We tried to bear with them even though we were repeatedly lied to and it was 2 1/2 before the party. We showed back up at 11 to setup as this was the time we agreed on only to find riding lessons going on where the party location was taken place. There were no tables in there as promised, it was a muddy mess and was only given attitude when questioning why this was the case. At 11:50, 10 min prior to guests arrival did they have young riders dragging soaking wet tables through the mud into the party area. Clearly this is unacceptable. At that point, I informed my guests of the conditions. Who wants to sit on a wet muddy picnic benches that looked like termites had invaded them and made their home? At this point I became frustrated that nothing was going as planned or promised. I told her that I was embarrassed to be hosting a party this way in a location of this condition and was told that I could leave. This was at noon when the party was set to start. I was shown zero respect, that it was too bad, and was snarly told that if I want the party to continue then I needed to write a check at that very moment or she wasn't moving out of my way. Confused and intimidated, I wrote her a check as my hands were tied. My catered food was there, the decorations and party supplies bought and guests had either arrived or were on their way. At that moment I realized I had been scammed. I disappointedly had to instruct some elder guests and those with infants/young children to leave as it was unsafe and unsanitary. Sadly, my nephews party was ruined. I vow that there reputation to host birthday parties will be too. I have never in my life have seen an establishment run so poorly and so unorganized. I have never been so mistreated and couldn't believe that I was actually told by the owner Donna that my expectations as a customer don't matter. Thankfully at the recommendation of my bank, the check was stopped. We are now in a civil suit. Please for the sake of your child's birthday do not have it here.

I've ridden here for 2 years & now that I own a horse I keep her here. Excellent horse care,…read morebeautiful turnout, great stalls, fantastic indoor & outdoor rings. Everyone who works here is kind, compassionate, knowledgeable & savvy. They get how to run a horse farm! They take care of my mare & me & I never worry. Can't say enough positive things about the farm & all the people involved with it!

From the owner: Morning Star Horse Farm is a beautiful 57 acre farm that offers boarding, lesson, and carriage…read morerides. We have 2 large outdoor arenas and 1 spacious indoor. Our knowledgeable staff guarantees the best quality care for our horses and we have an on-site manager to provide excellent care around the clock. Drama free and friendly atmosphere!

Untrustworthy. Don't recommend. Doesn't give credit where credit is due and expects far too much…read morefrom beginners.

My daughter also attended one of the summer camps - and it was a wonderful introduction to horses!…read more She learned horse safety, how to halter & lead a horse, all about tack and how to tack a horse herself, grooming, bathing, about breeds, feeding, and all kinds of care and history information. She came home with an impressive amount of horse knowledge and this was learned and practiced HANDS ON with the horses. The kids were kept busy with a craft project each day while they waited for their turn for an individual PRIVATE lesson. As a parent with a beginner child - I was glad for the one on one care and attention the instructors gave to each student. It was exactly as described on their website and registration forms and I was so impressed how much my daughter learned in such a short time that she is now taking regular half hour lessons at the farm and loving every minute of it.

My horse has been boarded here for the past 4 years and the care is impeccable! Best place he has…read moreever been and I have had horses boarded for over 40 years.

Stone Arbor Farm is an exceptional facility run by an exceptional woman staffed by exceptional…read morestaff....The enviornment is that of people being bound by their mutural love of horses and their mutual respect for each other. Other reviews cover the individual positives of this facility so i will not either duplicate or enhance them...Suffice to say that I have put my $$$ where my mouth is and am a totally satisfied boarder there and could not be happier...Do your horse thus yourself a huge favor and give Jen a call !......R/S Sassy Haflinger

Jenn transported our pony home for us today. She was wonderful! She kept us updated with departure…read moreand arrival times throughout the trip. She kept our pony safe and comfortable. Great communication. Highly recommended for moving your horses!

My daughter (15) is attending a riding camp here this summer. She is thoroughly enjoying herself…read morethis week! She has reported that the counselors are all very friendly and helpful. She has taken riding lessons in the past, but is really loving it here. The landscape is gorgeous! When you drive by, you can see horses playing and enjoying themselves. I love watching them in the pond - so cute! I would definitely recommend this farm to others, and my daughter is looking forward to continuing here with lessons once the camp is over.

My horse lost at least 200 lbs in a month because they do not feed the horses. I had to text to ask…read moreif my horse was fed and he wasn't multiple times. Ange is extremely unprofessional on social media and a terrible person. When I brought up how he looked like he hadn't eaten in a month, she told me to get out. Multiple people have been through the same thing here.

While the horses were being prepared for our ride, I heard one scream. The men nearby looked…read morenervously in my direction. I couldn't see what happened, but the sound and their reaction were very unsettling. A woman came out of the barn and turned out to be our trail guide. The man who first attended to us was kind and friendly, but he explained that she would be leading the ride. Unfortunately, she was not welcoming at all. She seemed upset, impatient, and aggressive from the start. I felt intimidated approaching her, and she made my friend nervous as well. When she told us to line up by the fence, her instructions were unclear, which caused confusion. My friend ended up going the wrong way, and I had to go find her. When we finally lined up, the guide was visibly annoyed. The whole interaction felt tense. During the ride, she smoked the entire time while on the horse, which I have never experienced before on any trail ride. She barely spoke to us, and there was no effort to provide any kind of tour, history, or friendly conversation--something I've come to expect from these experiences. Instead, she would occasionally yell things like "Isn't this relaxing?" or "Aren't you having fun?" while continuing to shout at us if we were too slow. She repeatedly told me to kick my horse to make him go faster. I've ridden before, and it was clear this horse was very tired and possibly overworked. When I expressed that I felt bad, she became visibly angry, stopped, and insisted I kick him anyway, comparing the horse to a car needing gas. I felt pressured and uncomfortable, but the horse was too exhausted to respond regardless. I chose to let the horse move at his own pace. We paid $50 each for this ride, and if the horse is tired, I'm not going to force it. The ride itself lasted less than an hour, so there was no reason for the level of frustration she displayed. Overall, the experience left me feeling uneasy, tense, and stressed rather than relaxed. There was something very off about the entire situation. I would not return.

Absolutely Horrible Experience - Please Read Before Visiting…read moreI visited this place a couple of days ago to inquire about horseback riding options for my son, who has a disability. I wanted to see if he would feel comfortable around the horses and get a general sense of the environment. Unfortunately, what was supposed to be a peaceful visit turned into an incredibly traumatic experience. As we were walking around the property, a dog from the facility suddenly came out and viciously attacked our tiny, 4-pound, 12-year-old dog. I had to physically pull my dog away while she was bleeding heavily, and to make matters worse, no staff were around to help us. I was terrified and overwhelmed, trying to keep my son safe by telling him to get in the car while I tried to distract the attacking dog. The dog even attempted to go after me, and I had to use my dog's leash to fend it off. Once the dog ran off, I came out of the car in desperation, hoping to find someone, anyone, who could assist. A woman finally approached me, but instead of helping, she was rude and dismissive. She told me dogs aren't allowed on the property (which was never made clear before) and coldly said she wouldn't be paying for any vet bills. I tried explaining that we were simply there to get information and had no idea something like this could happen, but she had no empathy or concern. I later spoke to a man who said he worked there. I showed him my dog, who was still bleeding badly, and he shrugged it off, saying she'd be fine and wouldn't need anything. I was completely shocked by the lack of care and professionalism. I rushed my dog to the emergency vet, where she needed over 10 stitches and a drain to manage the bleeding. The entire experience was horrifying, not just because of the attack, but because of how the staff handled the situation. No apology, no assistance, no compassion. I'm still shaken by what happened and heartbroken over how poorly we were treated. I went there seeking a safe place for my son, and left traumatized, with a severely injured pet and absolutely no support from the people in charge. I strongly do not recommend this place. They are unprofessional, irresponsible, and completely unprepared to handle emergencies. It's incredibly disheartening to know that this is how they treat potential customers. Please think twice before supporting a business that operates this way.