Great facility!!! Barn is in top condition and well maintained!!! Your horse will be cared for…read morelike one of their own!! outdoor and indoor arenas are spacious and in top condition. Board your horse there!!! It is quiet and personal and you will love it there!!!!

I have volunteered as a side aid for over 10 years with Triangle and I have seen the progress made…read moreby many. I am blessed to see the benefits of Therapeutic Riding. I enjoy learning the values being taught and use the same principles everyday.

As a US Army veteran with PTSD, Stage IV Leiomyosarcoma , and a host of other medical challenges, I…read morehave sought treatment with many care providers. With the Lebanon VA Medical Center recreational services team's support, I started going to Triangle Therapeutic Riding Center approximately 4 months ago. What a difference just this 4 months has made in my well-being--both mental and physical. The most important thing that I have learned from riding a horse every week--particularly my favorite, curly haired formerly wild Mustang named Curly--is that I have to be accountable so that whatever emotions I'm feeling during therapy translates to how I ride on the horse. I am accountable for all of my actions both good and not-so-good while on this majestic, intelligent equine! For example, if I am having a rough day physically the horse is intuitive that he knows I'm having a rough day and sometimes that reflects in my communications with the horse. When I'm riding on Curly, I'm staying focused and connecting with him by making sure I communicate well on direction of travel, speed, stops, starts, obstacles, mounts, dismounts, grooming time, saddling, etc. Failure to communicate impacts results, and I assume responsibility for that. As a survivor who often feels out of sorts with others and a much different person than my healthier, younger days, I compare my miscommunication in riding Curly and other horses at TTR Center to times when I am not communicating well with another human being. TTR Center founder and owner Laura R. is an amazing, selfless person! She partners with volunteers, veterans, and VA staff (Amy C.) to ensure a safe, rewarding therapy session. As I complete my therapy session week after week with fellow veterans, I learn more things about myself that help me build stronger relationships and be positive for the future. I recommend Triangle Therapeutic Riding Center without hesitation to fellow veterans with PTSD and other challenges. I also recommend the Center for physically/intellectually challenged youth who would benefit from equine therapy to gain confidence, connectedness, strength, and accountability.

This is a special place. They are hard working dedicated horse professionals. A lovely quiet…read moresetting for your horse to rehab. The manager has extensive education and experience in dealing with medical lay ups. If you are within 3-4 hours of Verida Farm and have a horse needing a lay up facility, you should check them out.

French Creek is my favorite place to camp. It's so peaceful, lots of trails to hike, lots of…read moreanimals--I even saw a mink! You can rent a boat, fish, or sit around by a campfire. Staff is very helpful and it's an excellent place to go bird watching!

Admittedly Newbie camper here, but BF seasoned one. Came to French Creek with 21' travel trailer…read moreand Toyota truck. We chose a site in Loop C with only an electric hookup. The site in Loop C was horrible. The asphalt pad was super narrow and uneven and very difficult to back into even for my seasoned companion. The road in front was also narrow and the grassy area we needed to pull into to back in the site led to a ditch. This left our truck barely within the site and our trailer listing to the right despite all efforts to level. The campsite itself was big enough but 3/4 was covered with large rocks, so unusable. We were hard pressed to get 3 chairs around the fire pit. Driving around I noticed yurts, cabins and cottages and nice, level, full hookup sites. The campsites are rather close together so if you are looking for privacy, look elsewhere. The bath house was fine, and plenty of dump stations and water. Only a couple "easy" trails and those were also filled with rocks and tree branches so difficult for new hikers to enjoy the scenery-- at least for me. Awoke this morning to gunfire from hunters in nearby woods! Again, maybe normal but spooked this newbie. As for amenities there are none. No place in park to buy food or necessities. Go to Birdsboro for everything you need before you settle in.

This was an absolutely wonderful experience! Our granddaughter, Mae, LOVES llamas, and she…read moredescribed our visit as "the BEST day ever in my life" and being in "her happy place." Carol was great at giving us information on how llamas behave and are used, and letting us interact with her herd. It was truly an amazing experience that Mae has not stopped talking about. We can't thank you enough for providing this opportunity, and at such a very reasonable price.

Absolutely the best experience! Did a farm visit with our kids, which included an education piece,…read morespending time with the llamas, and walking them. The price was well worth it. Highly recommended!

What a great place! This was our first time ever going to a dog park, so I wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. It was great. This park is large and clean. There are two separate play areas: one for small and shy dogs and another for large and playful dogs. There is parking and picnic tables. We meet so many friendly dogs and people. Several of the visitors had come over from Pottstown. They said this was their preferred park and worth the short drive. Both of my dogs, one young and one senior had a blast. They napped for hours when we got home.

Haven't gotten the food yet but their customer service was great! I just signed up for the service.read more

Nice park for events Went to a gem and crystal show there…read more A lot of great vendors. And the other side of the park had an event as well. Beautiful sunshiny day

PA BBQ FEST owners were kitchen nightmares sammy and amy because they didn't seem to care about the…read morequality of what they were serving, not very friendly people.... We were talking to other vendors, apparently its $80 ?!???? for a spot that looked very very small, greedy priced. To get a spot at JAKES FLEA MARKET is only $12 for 1 day AND they give you a table ! I saw one of the lemonade stand people, A HUGE lady was smoking a cigarette and didn't wash there hands after smoking and returning to cut the lemons, GROSS, DISGUSTING, That is not an example of how to run a beverage business, YET I bet they want other venders to follow the rules when THEY DON'T. When I saw that I threw our cup away. The water tasted to me like spicket water with a funny after taste like pottstown water, not even purified water that has been treated to drink. Just seemed to be the lazy way of making lemonade. Just BLAH. The tasting cards made zero sense, seemed like another way to make people to spend cash on something they didn't need to spend cash on, that was a ridiculous idea and I seen it limited alot of people. There was a marketing company vendor, she was very rude, she was trying to get people to give there info, I can't believe the Unthoroughness, the incompetence, of the owners for even letting a marketing Pyramid scheme to be a vendor, WOW.

Played French Creek on a GAP play day event. Conditions were…read morecommensurate with what you would expect for an exclusive private club. The greens were fast and exceptional. The Gil Hanse designed course played much more difficult than the course rating. The hilly terrain yields many blind tees shots and obstructed shots to the greens. There was much movement on the greens-some of it not quite fair. Hanse developed this course after Inniscrone in southern chester county. That course was a controversial layout and Hanse surprisingly repeated some of the same (mistakes) here. Overall, a must play course that will have you shaking your head.

This Gil Hanse design is a true gem! Set amongst the rolling hills of chester county provides a…read moregorgeous backdrop for most of your golfing round. The staff upon arrival quickly meets you at the bag drop or if you're like me, missed that sign and they ran out to me at my truck. The clubhouse looks french country which makes sense, and the high ceilings of the men's locker room are incredible. The pro shop is stocked with premium brands and even Johnnie O gear which is cool! The course was playing a lot longer for us that day since it had rained a ton the day earlier but the conditions were superb. Tees, fairways and bunkers especially were spectacular. The rough was rough and when I got way off line it got rougher but that's expected based upon where I was! Greens are immaculate. I will say that the practice green on our day was quicker than the course greens, so that took a hole to get used to. Playing the tips left us with some serious challenges out there. Don't let the card yardage of just shy of 6600 fool you, it plays closer to 6900 because of the uphill plays to many greens. Also, if you don't score wel your first time, it's because of the greens, they take a little knowledge that none of the guys in my group had but thankfully we had a caddy to really help guide us! We're all long hitters in our group and he adjusted for our distance admirably once he saw it fly, I think our caddy was an asset to our enjoyment of the day! So why not the 5 stars you're wondering? Well, once we were all finished it's time for drinks on the fabulous outside deck overlooking 18 green, and our bartender seemed seriously disinterested in our party of 8. I ordered a pulled pork which was very good and very fresh but was more of an italian beef style with peppers and onions and spinach, I think it was spinach, I didn't read the menu unfortunately but was told that this was a quick sandwich. The views were great, the course was fabulous, the outside services was fantastic, but the last interaction we had was with a seemingly grumpy bartender and that tarnishes an otherwise special day.