Amazing!!! If your in the area check it out, you won't be disappointed. Its nothing like I've ever…read moreexperienced. Walking around 15 horses at once.. free!!!

Had the best time in the state forest with these guys. What an amazing experience and organization.read more

Great one hour airboat trip. Our captain Brett ran a fantastic tour. Everything was one time,…read moreclean, safe and fun!

From the owner: We are here to bring you "A True Florida Experience!" Enjoy a Trail ride through Natural Florida…read moreHabitat on one of our beautiful horses. Glide through the waters of the Peace River on one of our airboats, and find new views of Florida wildlife on the top of our Swamp Buggy! Don't Forget to stop in our old style country store to pet the baby alligators, and pick up gifts to take home and share your adventure!

Great equestrian community dedicated to trail riding and ranch style living…read more Community members are very friendly and many offer their horses for riding. If you love horses or other farm animals this is the place for you. Being located right next to Myakka valley state park makes this community ideal for some peace and quiet.

A lovely experience in a beautiful farmhouse setting. BHS is amazing! There's a pond with Ibis and…read morea turtle that is super friendly! All the horses are gorgeous, and Kathy, Reagan, and Jessica are fantastic!!! The grounds are wonderful dnI felt safe and comforted and very looked after. Definitely a winning spot for family!!!!

I brought my two teenage boys and my wife not knowing what to expect, we ended up having an…read moreamazing afternoon. Kathy was amazing and taught us so much, the horses were amazing and the trail was beautiful. After the ride we stayed and got to experience her other animals and it was just a blast. I cant wait to go back and I highly highly recommend Branded heart

I have been with this place for a year and a half! I have never seen any of the things that this…read moreCheryl lady is talking about. I don't know if she is a fake account or just trying to be misleading. But this place is so good for me and my boy! And the other kids who come with me on a regular basis!

I want to refute a review by Cheryl B. At no time has this woman been a customer or visitor at this…read morestable. The stalls are 12x12 feet not extremely small as she stated. The horses are all well fed and taken care of. Wound care is performed daily on any injuries encountered and managed by a veterinarian. The roof she claims is missing ( post Ian) has been repaired and in place for several years. All these accusations are patently false and posted with malicious intent. We are a hard working group of horse lovers and do our best everyday to make sure the animals are well cared for.

This is such a picturesque park. We went over the holidays, and man... was it packed. The line…read moreto enter went out onto route 72. We waited about 15 minutes to get into the park. That being said, the park didn't feel crowded. We did do the canopy walk... that was a little crowded but moved right along. The swing bridge to cross over sides is always fun. The view from the top... so pretty! There weren't as many alligators the day we went, but still a sight to see. The hikes and drives through the trees is great too!

My grandkids wanted to see alligators while they were visiting, and a friend told us about this…read morepark. We saw numerous alligators, it was great! We went on New Year's Eve and it wasn't overly busy. We were able to park right on the other side of the bridge, and walk back onto the bridge where we could stand to look at the many alligators on the banks of the river. We drove through the park and stopped at a few places where we could park and get out and walk. The kids got to walk on the swinging bridge while this Oma sat on a bench that was conveniently close by. I hope to make visiting this park a tradition for many years to come.

I was a little disappointed to be honest. It's wonderful to have a big greenspace preserved but the…read moretrails and management leave something to be desired. It's country roads with no actual trails and they double as fire roads so they come in and rototill them making destroying the prairie plants that were growing and helping spread invasives like Caesar Weed. That being said, there were some ripening berries, birds, and wildflowers to be seem. Hopefully someday we can have actual trails and less destructive management techniques.