Creekside Equestrian

I stumbled across Parker Riding Academy after a horrible experience with a different horse ranch…read more After prepaying for lessons and then being scammed, and finding out only 4 days before my daughters birthday, I was able to get in touch with Sabrina, who was not only great with communication and following through but made a horse riding lesson happen for my daughter on her 8th birthday as I had originally had planned. Not only did Sabrina make it happen on such short notice but she had a coach, Allie, who was willing to come in on a Sunday (when they don't normally give lessons) to make sure my girl was taken care of. When we arrived the morning of our first lesson Allie was there, ready to go. She was patient and kind with my overly excited daughter. It really was something special. I am over the moon about my experience and would recommend them to anyone who is looking for lessons! They deserve 10 stars!!!!

Sky View Farm

If you want to pause time, come here and stay awhile. This little hidden gem has so much to offer…read more The world needs their goodness. Not only do they board horses here, they offer yoga at the farm, riding lessons, fundraising events, and support a nonprofit that is dear to my heart that uses horse therapy for those struggling with mental health and suicide. Discovered them signing up for their last horse yoga session for the season. When they offer those classes, sign up for the experience! Do more things that that make you feel good mentally! Horse yoga is a win physically too. Wendy, a local resident and horse lover is the owner. She is really wonderful, kind and filled with a passionate purpose. Her story will move you and make you want to do good. The horses boarded here are beautiful and the ribbons attest to their kind of training. Sky View Farm reminds you that you are worth loving. Worth keeping. Worth fighting for. If you forget your worth, come find it here. Thank you for all you do Sky View Farm!

Winsome Farms

An amazing horse riding barn that has been around for many years and is owned and run by an amazing…read morefamily. Everyone is extremely nice and helps you in anyway you need! The trainers are amazing, have a ton of knowledge and know exactly what they're talking about! They train everyone from beginning levels to as far as you want to go! The barn is very nice and the people who work there really keep it looking nice! I absolutely love this barn and would recommend taking lessons and boarding your horse at Winsome Farms!

From the owner: A premier hunter/jumper boarding, lesson, training and competition facility. We have been at out…read morelocation for 30 years and our staff has been with us over 20 years.

Wells Bridge Farm

I have been riding for over 12 years. This is the best, most professional, supportive and well…read moreorganized barn I have ever been to. I highly recommend this barn for competitive instruction in the hunters, jumpers and equitation. Great for the ambitious rider.

The high level horseman ship (which is very rare these days) and training Paul and Dorothy Rohrbach…read moreprovides at Wells Bridge Farm is outstanding and I could not be happier with the choice of home for my horse. Rarely do I see horses with more dapples, happier ears, excellent turnout and the feeding program is top notch. In addition, the custom made training program that will elevate each rider and horse to a level they wish to achieve is excellent.

A Worthy Ranch & Stables

2.3

(3 reviews)

Ok, after trying to get my horse boarded at the ranch, I have a very different opinion. When I…read moretoured the facility, I communicated clearly that I intended to board there. The owner said that was not a problem, and I told her I'd call back within a couple of days to make the final arrangements to move my horse there. I proceeded to call back 2 days later and left a message reminding her who I was and that we had discussed boarding my horse there. I asked that she call me back so we could confirm details and plans. Since I had already told my previous stable that I was leaving, I really needed to get all the plans in place. Again, I had let the owner know, in a face to face conversation, that I was interested in moving my horse to her barn at the end of September, and she had agreed that would work for her. However, she never returned my phone call, and she never returned any of the other calls I made over the next week. Since I couldn't very well just show up and hope for the best, I was left searching for another stable at the last second. This was made all the more stressful by the fact that I don't have a horse trailer and I rely on hiring horse haulers to move my horse, a fact the owner of A Worthy Ranch was aware of. I couldn't wait until the last minute to hire someone, yet I couldn't hire someone without knowing where we'd be going. I'm not sure what happened or why, but A Worthy Ranch left me in a very tight spot. It was quite disappointing and stressful, and it's an experience I hope to never have again. Thankfully the nice folks out at Tanglewood Ranch in Franktown saved the day by letting me board there even on short notice. Tanglewood turned out to be nicer and cheaper too, so all's well that ends well. Based on my experience, I'd strongly discourage boarding at A Worthy Ranch. If the owner won't contact you when you're trying to start paying her money, why would she contact you after you're already a customer? And if she had changed her mind and decided not to let me board there, why didn't she have the decency to let me know?

My 3-year-old loves horses and wanted to try horseback riding so I looked for someplace close that…read morewould give her that opportunity. I found A Worthy Ranch on the internet and called and made an appointment. It was $45 for a one hour ride and they have a miniature horse named Tiddlywinks that they let small children ride. A ranch hand named Anna was really patient and good with children and showed my daughter how to put the saddle on the horse and clean his hooves out before the ride. We walked the horse to a small arena and Anna led Tiddlywinks and my daughter around in circles. It was calm and slow so I wasn't worried that my child would get hurt. It was a good experience and I'm glad we did it.

Wood Run Farm

First class hunter/jumper boarding facility. Horses are very well cared for, and the staff is…read moreamazing.

Adventure Cycling

4.5

(117 reviews)

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Adventure Cycling is an outstanding local shop, and I'm grateful to live close by. I've purchased…read morethree bikes from Eric and his team, and every experience has been excellent. They're consistently helpful whenever my bike needs work, always professional, and always willing to take the time to make sure things are done right.

Disappointing experience. My e-bike got a flat while riding with my son in the trailer. I know it's…read morenot the best area but I was hoping to grab an employee to take a look at the bike and see what quick options I had. I am not sure which employee it was but he approached me and I asked if he could walk outside with me to take a look at the flat. Annoyed by the request, he asks me to bring the bike inside to take a look. While I know this may be the way to inspect a bike, I am carrying my two year old son, so I am not going to ask someone to watch him, nor let him roam, while I unhook the trailer and wheel my e-bike into the store. Anyways, he does come outside and seems to quickly turn more annoyed that I do not know the size of my tires or what the exact issue is. He curtly says I'd have to leave my bike with him as he can't do anything about it right now, plus he sprinkles in a mention of a $40 charge for work on an e-bike not purchased there. I clearly didn't have the means to leave my bike right then and there so I said nevermind, and asked if they had any suggestions for a quick fix in the meantime. "Nope" was the response I got. Great...thanks... By the way, there is a quick fix. Slime or FlatOut are pretty cheap products at ACE or Walmart to fix even a flat e-bike fat tire. I'd be shocked to find out this employee wasn't aware of that product. Even if it is just a temporary solution or not. Regardless of the lack of welcoming feeling, I thank you for making me look this up myself so that I could save money and won't need to return to this shop again.

H2O'Brien Pool

3.3

(11 reviews)

Fun and convenient. Limited chairs if you get there later. They allow food from the outside.read more

I was here for 20 minutes, the pool closed as soon as I got there and then they closed the site for…read moreweather and didn't offer a refund. Total scam, what happened to good faith? Get it out of my community please

Jrod E Bikes

4.3

(6 reviews)

I had purchased a used E bike from a friend. My friend had purchased an E bike because she was in…read moreher mid 70s, I wanted to continue riding bikes with an assist. She was unable to get on and off of the bike because the frame was too tall, and so she sold her E bike to me. E bike only had 52 minutes logged on it. The bike worked except when you use the throttle. Rvery time you use, the throttle the bike would cut off and the motor would die. I was afraid that I was going to have to buy an entire new battery. In addition to that, I was having trouble finding an E bike repair place in the area that I could work with. I found Erod Ebikes online. Not only did he come and pick up the bike at my house because I didn't have a bike rack for my car, but his diagnostics were spot on, and he was able to fix the bike without replacing the battery and he kept it in the $100 range. I was so happy with the work that he did, his honesty, and his willingness to help when he came and picked up the bike at my house. I am recommending him to all of my friends with E-Bikes, and hopefully my bike won't break again anytime soon, but Erod bikes is the only place I will take it from now on!

Worst experience I've ever had! Started with two week quote…read moretime that turned into a month and a half. Kept making excuses, making promises all the time, and keeping me out of the loop. To keep this short, my bike is at another repair shop fixing things that were done wring by jrod

O'Brien Park

3.9

(14 reviews)

Cute park located at the edge of Downtown Parker. Loved that they had plenty of seating options…read more Also a kids playground, of course. Loved walking around and checking out the sculptures. They did have public parking lots as well as street parking. My only issue was that EVERY single trash can was overflowing with trash.

Gorgeous park close to where we got our coffee at Fika. We decided to walk as it was a beautiful…read morenight. There were bunch of sculptures, seating areas and grassy areas to lounge. This would be a place I would go for a picnic lunch or to chill if I lived here! ***lost 1 star due to the trashes overflowing... all of them. Yuck

Rueter-Hess Incline

4.5

(15 reviews)

The Rueter-Hess Incline is a great hidden gem in the Parker/Castle Rock area…read more The trail is easy to access, well-marked, and great for all fitness levels--just enough of a burn without taking all day. It's a short but challenging climb with about 140 steps and rewarding, beautiful views overlooking the reservoir and surrounding hills. A great spot if you want a mini incline experience without driving to Manitou Springs. Plenty of free parking. Restrooms are portable potties. Dogs need to be leased when on the trail. Signs said no dogs on the actual incline itself.

It's a pretty spot to go enjoy some water and wildlife. Reservations and $10 are required before…read moreyou visit. I liked that they let you blow up your board at the drop off point. The parking lot was fine. There is little to no shade so if it's hot be prepared. The bathrooms are up and away from the water.

Daniels Park

4.6

(22 reviews)

Daniels Park is absolutely beautiful, with breathtaking mountain views in the background and a…read morepeaceful, wide-open feel. The wooden fences around the area give it so much character, and I love all the little spots where you can pull off and park along the road. The trail looks great, and I'm looking forward to mapping it out more and exploring it for runs.

The park is more a place for the bison to all live in peace. Less a park for people…read more The lookout spots are very beautiful. Great views of the mountain range and even Denver! The trails are also all right next to the road, so not ideal for feeling in nature. I would say not worth going out of your way for. If you want to see bison I'd go to Rocky Mountain arsenal instead there's about 10xs the amount of bison there compared to Daniels Park. When I went they were very far away in the valley and you could only see them driving by but not from a trail.

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