GREAT! My daughter started getting so advance in only 3 months after she had been riding at another…read moreplace for 2 years without jumping! Highly recommend! Rachel, the owner, is so nice! ITS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!

My daughter attended this camp in 2019 for 7 weeks. Prior to registering, we visited the farm to…read morefind out camp activities and ages of campers, since my child was 12 years old and had grown out of other riding camps. She was still a beginner rider, but wanted structured lessons and grooming time, not simply "playing" with campers four to five years her junior. We were told that older kids did attend the camp and that all of my issues with previous horse camps would not occur at Greylyn. Quickly we learned that this camp is geared for 5-10 year olds and many of the counselors-in-training were 11 years old or younger. After a few weeks at Greylyn, my daughter was invited to Florida for a week. We had already paid for the 7 weeks in full at the start of the summer. I told my daughter that if we could get a week's refund from Greylyn she could go to Florida. If we couldn't get a refund, then she was to stay at Greylyn. Rachel was so understanding and said that "of course" we could get a refund for the week. We were thrilled- so accommodating was Greylyn farms! Since then, we have called numerous times, written several letters, and have never received any correspondence or a refund check. I would never recommend this camp. There was very little structure to the day. Campers sat around. During busy weeks, there were days that my child did not ride at all. When parents complained, their child was able to ride several times a day. I can not give any stars to this establishment. At the end of the summer, Rachel inquired to my daughter whether she would want to take riding lessons during the fall. No- not ever. My only positive comment was that she was never hurt during the time there.

Started in the '70's by the Delaware Valley Combined Training Association and now it's own entity,…read moreDAD (Dressage at Devon) is a HUGE dressage (equestrian) show that runs at the same place as the Devon Horse show. Our little one (now nearly 9) is a big horse kid, so she naturally, loves it. General Admission (you really don't need a reserved grandstand seat for this - you do for Devon in the spring) is $10 per person (kid or adult). Decent food and pricey cutesy boutiques. Great fun. But not as fun as the main Devon Horse Show.

My daughter visited SVF with her Girl Scout group. The instruction was EXCELLENT, staff extremely…read moreknowledgeable and caring. I knew Vi's love of horses would be solidified with her 1st ride- as was mine so many years ago. She has talked non stop about Biily, the farm and instructors. She will be beginning lessons soon. A lovely farm.

I brought my daughter in for lessons and it was amazing. She had an amazing time! I felt extremely…read morecomfortable bringing her here as they are outdoors, everyone had masks on, sanitizer was provided, and I was assured all the tack was freshly cleaned. Instructors are extremely knowledgeable and friendly.