*Covered and Lit Round Pen *12x12 Stalls * Full and Partial Board available *100x200 Riding Arena…read more*Daily Turnout *Staff Lives On Site. Come by and see us!

My daughter loves horse riding lessons! She enjoys everything and waits for her lessons every week…read moreshe has been more outgoing. Love it!

This is an awesome place. My daughter loves it there and Jackie and her husband are super…read moreaccommodating- The place is beautiful and clean and the horses are very taken care of.

Just had our first riding lesson with Mary. My 9 year old was scared to get on a horse and after…read morean hour was already trotting. Mary is wonderful- very patient and great with kids.

My son is a young actor and he booked a role in a western movie. Made the appointment via e-mail…read moreand we came out to get a lesson. Jacqueline started the training with safety which I really liked, by the end of the lesson my son was able to do trotting and feels more comfortable riding and being around horses. We will be back for more lessons, 100% recommend this farm to any visitors.

Terrible. For many many thousands of reasons. The owner is not honest. The feed is terrible…read more The stalls are not protected from the weather. The stalls are not cleaned. Stay away.

I have been riding with bill for years and he teaches a lot of horsemanship and sometimes in the…read moremorning lessons he will use some speed but over all 5 stars I love bill and his lessons full recommend

Absolutely hands down the BEST horse stable! The owners are amazing & their ranch hand family are…read moreprofessionals in the care & knowledge for the horses & donkeys. The communication, grounds, tack room, wash racks, arenas & stables are always clean, kept top notch and safe. We have 2 horses at the stables & could not ask for a better place. We love LeReve Stables, owners, staff, boarders & the animal residents.

Billy and Kay are such a fantastic couple to work with! I am boarding my first horse here and this…read morewill be her new home. I am excited to be able to utilize their facilities for my horse, they are such a sweet couple! Complete with turn-out areas, round pen, bathing area, storage shed for your feed, security and more, this is a great place to keep your horse!

We were very pleased and impressed with both the quality of the MD Barnmaster product, as well as…read morethe Tri County team's performance and communication. Both the management and crew were very responsive to questions and requests, and provided both in person and remote communication throughout the ordering and construction process, making the process go very smoothly. Overall, it was a very positive experience and we would highly recommend Tri County to others!

I bought a piece of property and was in need of a barn within a short time period due to moving my…read more3 horses from my sold home. Tri County Barns gave me an estimated time frame that they accomplished ahead of schedule for a price that was excellent considering all the customizing I requested. Highly recommended!

I witnessed horses being abused in "training" at Solstice Farms. For ex, the so-called "trainer"…read more repeatedly and violently yanked on a horse's mouth one day, which is obviously counter-productive for training dressage horse. The old saying, "Abuse begins where knowledge ends," is applicable here. I was there when a horse put his eye out in his stall. The stable owner (Marie Morgan) did not ensure that the stalls were safe. Another horse died, but I do not know the circumstances surrounding that occurrence. When my horse got scraped up in her stall, the owner could not have cared less, and seemed more annoyed that I was concerned about my horse's welfare. One evening, I went to check on my horse, and Ms. Morgan threatened to call the police on me for "trespass," even though I was a paying boarder. One day, Ms. Morgan decided to put rocks in the barn aisle, which could have caused stone bruises. She left them there for months. Another act of high strangeness was when she put stalls in the covered dressage arena - an arena that was supposed to be available to boarders for riding. When I asked how long they were going to be there, she informed me that I had to leave her barn (a breach of contract). I would not recommend boarding or training at Solstice Farms. I do not think it is a safe environment for horse or rider.

What a great place for your horse and for you. They have a very long history of great horse care…read moreand dressage instruction, along with being a friendly, welcoming place to meet other horse people. I no longer live in Houston but would not hesitate to go back to Solstice Farms and Marie Morgan if I had the chance.

Camp Jam - Simply Amazing!…read more Where do I even begin? Camp Jam was an absolutely incredible experience for my 6-year-old son last summer. As soon as we picked him up on the last day, he was already begging to go back again this year! The staff was phenomenal - incredibly welcoming, nurturing, and talented musicians themselves. You could tell they genuinely loved working with kids and fostering a love of music. The camp facilities were top-notch as well, with great equipment and spaces for all the different activities. My son came home each day excited to tell us about all the new songs, instruments, and music skills he had learned that day. From singing to piano, drums, And violin. he was exposed to such a wide variety of instraments. The counselors made everything fun and interactive. But beyond just having a blast, I was so impressed with how much he actually learned and grew his musical abilities in just one week. Camp Jam truly sparked a passion - he's been begging for piano lessons and trumpets his new repertoire of camp songs constantly around the house! I can't say enough about what an amazing opportunity this was. The life-long appreciation and skills Camp Jam nurtures are invaluable. We've already signed up for multiple sessions this summer - it's an absolute must for any family! Highest possible recommendation!

My 8 and 5 yearold attended Camp Jam for the first time this year. It was five full days filled…read morewith music, art, crafts, and so many different activities. In music, they were introduced to a variety of instruments including violin, recorder, keyboard, and ukulele. I was amazed that in just a few short hours over several days, they were able to learn the basics and even perform on the violin on the final day. This experience inspired me to purchase two violins and plan for them to start lessons afterward. I truly appreciate Mr. Barry and all the teachers for their dedication and care. My kids are already looking forward to next year's camp!