My daughter's and I had a great time.. the horses are very gentle. The fresh air and no phones in…read moreour faces was the best part. I grew up with horses and to enjoy a little bit of quiet time with my girls was the best.

Tiffany and her team do an amazing job. I learned during my visit that she has taken in resuce…read moreanimals, some in very poor health, and through many months of care nursed these gentle beasts back to their rightful majesty. Go check them out and show them love.

I had wonderful 1st timer zipline experience! The instructors Gabe, Riley and Kyle are all…read morewonderful fellas! They thought me how to be a like web slinging maniac and flip off the platform like I was in the circus. Lol!! Thank you for showing me how to not just ride down the zip line but how to have a blast while cruising down the lines!! David G

This was a disappointing experience. Everything looks very run down. The staff that we interacted…read morewith was friendly but I wouldn't not recommend spending on this when there are so many other experiences.

The horses seemed tired. I was watching the first group leave as we got there. As they were…read morewalking, I seen the horses "knees" shake and looked painful for them to walk. My horse seemed to have something wrong with its mouth. When we mounted, my horse was chewing on the bridle angrily. The guide instructed me not to pull on the reigns, but my horse kept getting to close to my daughters horse in front of me and making my daughters horse kick mine. I had no choice but to pull on the reigns a bit. The guide did say they have days off. But from what I've seen, they seemed tired and in pain. Their manes were full of tangles and burs. The trail was beautiful.

I left my heart in Tennessee when I first visited Twin Valley Ranch! Literally! It's a magical…read moreplace, just a slice of heaven with all the animals and the cheerful cowboy spirit! Not only that, we ended up buying a property across the street and now own our own slice of heaven! Janice is a great teacher about horses and all the animals, Jadyn is a seasoned guide on trail rides and horses in the ring and kids connect with both quickly. My grandkids keep crying wanting to visit her ranch again... every time they visit Tennessee they are welcomed there!

Awesome Farm! Happy horses and boarders! Beautiful well kept grounds and pastures! Wooden fences,…read morehuge riding arena, covered lunging pen, indoor stalls, horse bathing area, large tackroom and bathroom! PLUS the owners are super nice and caring! It's all here. Doesn't get any better! Betty Metz

This was my first time riding an alpine coaster and it was such a fun time! It was $19/adult and we…read morewent around 9pm with no wait time. The mountain coaster is a must!!

As a content creator here in Gatlinburg i tell all of my subscribers to visit Skyland Ranch, and…read morelast night they had a fire but thank God the animal are ok! So please swing by and support them when they're ready to open again.

Very quickly seated and delicious food. Nice music and…read morefriendly staff. Everything was delicious and prepared very well.

Smelled very clean inside, dip was good. Only good things. Waiter delivered our food and never came…read moreback. No one finished their food. My shrimp was so chewy you could use it for a spare tire.

Look forward to coming back every year!! Loads of fun and learn horsemanship and responsibly as…read morewell as teamwork and social skills! Worth every penny! Totally safe and owned by kind hearted people. They let you into their home and treat you like their children! Rewarded with sweat treats and tons of fun crafts. You can be any level of rider and you will lead extremely quickly how to do anything you want to learn! You should try this camp! Everything to love!

Do not send your child to this "camp". There is no adult…read moresupervision, other than the lady who owns it. There is a small, dirty pool for the children to use daily, which has nothing to prevent accidentally falling in, no life saving equipment, and depth is unmarked. I cannot tell if the owner or any of the teenagers working for her are trained in lifesaving or first aid. The only restroom and changing room (one for both genders) for the children is in the owner's house, on the property. After my child's first day at the camp, I discussed with another parent, whose child was also in the camp (very close friends of ours), my concerns. The second day camp, my friend called the camp and spoke with the owner's teenaged daughter about our concerns. (this daughter keeps track of payments etc....not the adult owner)The daughter put my friend's mind at ease. 20 minutes later the owner called my cell phone several times in a row before I could get to it. Seeing that it was the horse camp I panicked, thinking something had happened to my child. I called her back. She said, "First of all, have you paid?" (I paid my deposit and tried to pay her the first day with debit...to which she said to pay her cash....hmmmmm...anyway we discussed the payment and I was to give her a check on the second day when I picked up my child) I asked if my child was ok. She was. She accused me of trying not to pay. Then...."and secondly, so and so's mom just called. Do you have a problem?" In a very aggressive way, she accused me of going behind her back and talking about the place to my friend and other parents. At my friend's advice, I called owner back because she wanted to "start over". She apologized and went on and on about crazy stuff....talking so fast I could hardly understand her. I just listened. Then she started talking about my payment and said that she was upset because we had no communication about payment. At this point I finally spoke. I told her she would get her f-ing check.....then she cut me off and told me to come get my f-ing kid. 10 minutes later, while I am on my way, she called again to tell me to come get my kid and hung up on me. At this point I called my husband who was closer to the place than I was and certainly not as pissed off as I was, to go get her. 10 minutes after that she called me again to know when I was coming to get my kid. At this point I was being a smart ass and told her that we would get there when we got there. Then she asked me if I was mentally ill and repeatedly, like a chant, told that I needed medicine. I had to interrupt her chanting to ask her what time she would like me to tell the police to come to uninsured, unlicensed business. The first day I had ever spoken to that woman my gut instinct told me something was very off. In addition, my child was stung by a wasp on that 2nd day and none from the camp even told me.

George and Lucie were excellent hosts and guides! They took the extra time to introduce us to all…read moreof their horses, let us choose our horse, AND allowed us to get acquainted through grooming before tacking up. I've been to several farms throughout the years and I've never had an experience as great as this. They truly care about their horses and riders, and it shows! My boyfriend had never ridden a horse before and was quite nervous, but they made him feel so comfortable in a saddle that he's still buzzing about the experience. It was the highlight of our vacation and we can't wait to go back!

If you are looking to go horseback riding and are hoping for a great time I would highly recommend…read morethis place!! My sister and I recently visited this ranch along with my 73-year-old mother. We were all beginner riders and they took excellent care of my mother as well as my sister and I. They gave us plenty of time to get acquainted with each horse and were even kind enough to give us a little bit of history about them. Their prices were extremely reasonable and the time we had with our horse was not rushed.