Had an amazing experience with hubby on a Tuesday afternoon. $60 cash each, an hour on the trail,…read moreour guide Pat was knowledgeable and kind. He took some photos for us while on the trail and upon return. Got to do a little jog at one point. All in all a very fun experience especially for first timers or for someone like myself who hasn't rode in many years. Thank You Pat and the whole Circle A Team! :)

What a great experience at Circle A! Very organized, friendly and knowledgeable. Had a nice chill…read moreride in Allaire State Park. The horses are sweet and gentle and know their job. The pricing is very reasonable compared to other facilities in the area. I give it an A+.......can't wait to go back. Highly recommend this facility! PS - Ask for Pat.....he's a great tour guide!

So grateful to Tina & Tom! It's really a friendly and homely place. The animals are super cute and…read moresuper friendly, and most of them are rescues . You can also do many things in the farm like kayaking & fishing & horse lessons etc. The cabins are very clean. It's really a nice place to go!

The farm is a lovely and tranquil place. We had the most wonderful time. Tina and Tom are great…read morehosts and really care for the animals. It's a great place to take the family to

Everyone is just so wonderful at the farm. We love it at Chariot riders. The horses are all so…read morebeautiful and sweet.

I started taking lessons here about 4 years ago. After a couple of months, became a volunteer, then…read morea working student and eventually an instructor. I got my PATH CTRI about a year ago, and can't imagine doing anything else! The horses and students here are all something special. PS. If you're interested in starting lessons , or a taking a lesson on our riding simulator, please reach out!

My daughter is 6 and she had her first lesson with Laurie and she was amazing with my daughter…read more Taught her how to walk and groom a horse and gave her great instructions on how to ride a horse while also making it very fun. Plus showed her the animals on the farm. Laurie is a professional! And very patient. My daughter wants to come back every week. She enjoyed her time very much. And learned a lot.

Such an awesome place. Teaching disabled children and adults how to groom a horse, how to ride a…read morehorse and just interact with the different animals AAA+++

BEST RIDING AND BARN EVER! Cambria has an AMAZING trainer who is great. I was extremely happy with…read morethe service we got when we had a lesson. My daughter loves this place and we have been there for 8 years and we board our horses here. The trainer actually knows what shes doing and helped my daughter retrain her horse to canter and jump when she didn't know how to ( The horse btw). This trainer is truly the best trainer ever! I strongly recommend riding here its AMAZING and the horses are AMAZING.

As a relatively new to the area person, I've been checking out a few barns in the area recently…read more I'm so glad I found this one! From my initial conversation with her, Erin made me feel welcome and totally at ease. She seems to have an incredible instinct for pairing riders with the right horse--I was so impressed with the match she made for me right off the bat and I'm already falling in love with that horse! After a few lessons, I can honestly say I've never had a moment of concern. Erin has a great ability to read where you're at as a rider and tailor each lesson to your experience and goals. She strikes the perfect balance between encouraging progress and keeping everything safe and positive. The barn has a super down-to-earth vibe, and it's clear that horsemanship runs deep in this family--her kids are absolutely adorable and already showing the same love for the horses. I couldn't recommend this place more. Whether you're new to riding or getting back into it, definitely check out this barn!

Love the place and coming back next weekend for sure!…read more Perfect place for one on one lessons. Jessi is a very nice and patient instructor. She concentrate

I came here as a beginner/short stirrup kid having just bought my first horse. The service here is…read moreaffordable and high quality. My horse gets all the best as a baby thoroughbred while my trainer allows me to show in the 2'6" jumpers with one of her ponies. I'm so happy with this barn!

5 Stars all the way. From scheduling a reservation, to…read moreparking to check in the whole process was smooth and a lot of fun. My daughters absolutely had a blast para sailing this afternoon. My wife joined them on the boat for an additional $25. My daughters spent approximately 15 minutes in the air and 90 minutes on the boat. The mates on the boat were a lot of fun and made sure all their passengers are safe. Highly recommended.

Easy to book online, super nice people. Wonderful experience! Will definitely recommend to othersread more

The Batona Trail is one of the most underrated things to do in all of South Jersey. One possible…read morereason people don't know about it is because nobody makes money off it. It's not a business. It's a 53.5 mile trail through the Pine Barrens. It starts at Ongs Hat in Brendan T. Byrne State Forest, continues south through Wharton State Forest, and ends at Bass River State Forest. You will see lots of abandoned cranberry bogs, cedar and pitch pine forests, and ruins of colonial era iron furnaces. It was started in 1961 by a hiking club. The trail is well blazed with pink. Be careful of ticks. The trail is only moderately difficult because of length. You can hike it all at once as long as you have three or four days, but you need to camp. You need a camping permit from the state forest office. I've been doing it in stages as day hikes as I'm just parking at one of the roads that cuts through it each time.