If I could give this barn more than 5 stars I would. The barn owners are the nicest people I've met…read moreand they make sure that the care of the horses comes first. I've switched up feed and medications and they always make sure that my horses are getting whatever is best for them. They're opening and welcoming to everyone, and the people who board here are all super nice. The barn culture is overwhelmingly friendly and everyone is always offering a helping hand. The horses are top priority, I've never even thought about moving my two anywhere else. Even as a young person, I don't think anything here is outdated or could be done in a updated manner, I spend hours at a time at the barn and I've never thought that the barn owners should change their ways - as I mentioned before the horses come first and they are all wonderfully cared for and loved. In addition there is a nice riding ring and a round pen on the property along with hours and hours worth of trails around the barn for trail riding. Some boarders complain of vet fees, though personally I've not had any sort of issues with the welfare of my animals. Maybe the reason other boarders have thousands of vet fees doesn't rest with the barn owners but their own ability to care for their horse. Also, there is no one here named Gary.

The best of the best! very caring and professional real horse people not too many people care for…read morehorses like they do.

This really is as good as it gets. Marina, the owner, runs a tight ship and nothing slips through…read morethe cracks. She is a great coach and teacher, the facility and grounds are immaculate, the events are well run (and fun!), the other trainers are carefully selected and excellent, and the staff never miss a detail with the horses.

Had a fun time here with my boyfriend. Their main website looks kind of questionable, but their…read morereservation system was easy to book. It's $65 for an hour long trail ride. This ranch is about a 45 minute drive outside of Boston. As a beginner rider (this was my first time ever riding a horse), they were super friendly and made sure I was comfortable with giving the horse directions. The trail ride was pretty smooth and easy for someone like me.

Theresa guided our six-person group along Westford's wooded trail with skill and grace. We…read moreconsisted of three adults and three children, ages 10, 12, and 13. Full explanation of the saddle and reins was provided. Our adventure was designed for our three first-time riders.

We had a great experience here this past summer in their camp. My 5 year old learned a lot in short…read moreamount of time and had so much fun. We look forward to returning!

We have a wonderful instructor named Kerry who is so patient and clear with her instruction. This…read moreis our 3rd season and we love it!

Kathy and the crew are awesome. I learned how to ride with Kathy when I was about 12 yrs old. I am…read morenow 65. She taught me English and Western riding. I was able to attend horse shows with her and had the most positive experiences. Love ya Kathy. It's a family at the farm. MeriEllen from Massachusetts and now NH.

As we all get older, we create bucket lists. My wife and I sat down and put together a bucket list…read more One of her items which she considered to be a simple one was for us to go horseback riding. She had been horseback riding as a kid and really wanted to relive that experience with me. I on the other hand had never been on a horse before. I didn't want to tell her that I was feeling nervous or that I had some concerns about getting on a horse. But I did tell the lady who owns the farm privately and she helped me get comfortable. She helped select the horses from my wife and I, and although my wife had experienced as a child, the owner stated our older bodies are much different now and she picked a nice gentle horse for my wife and I. She took extra time to show me how to properly sit on the horse, keep my feet in the stirrups and hold onto the reins. In talking with friends they explained at most farms you normally get led by a human being around the circle a couple of times and that's horseback riding. At Spring Tide Farm they took us out and we rode the horses! The owner was a patient woman who was so kind to her animals as well as us humans. She explained she's been doing this for 50 years and the horses are like her children. She explained that her love for horses, not only extends to her horses, but those that she boards. The time seem to fly by, my wife and I had a great experience together. Time for the next thing on our list.

Awesome place to ride. My horse lives there and they take great care of all the horses. My girl…read moreloves living at Lucky 7 Stable's. Try a ride sometime. You will love it

My daughter wanted to go horseback riding when we were visiting NH. What a great experience!!…read moreThese horses are loved and well taken care of. The staff is knowledgeable and ensure that you are comfortable for your ride. The trail ride is in nature; we actually saw a deer. However it's still on their property and it doesn't allow the horses to go off somewhere else. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and sweet! Great time. Will definitely return!

I have taken my daughter to Flying Change Stable for two lessons now. I've had a nice experience…read morewith everyone. My girl is super excited to be learning not only about riding a horse, but also how to care for and engage with horses. Her instructor is a young woman, but seems to be very responsible and knowledgeable. I've enjoyed seeing the progress in just two weeks. My girl has been excited to not only care for and ride, but also learn about some of the treats that the horses like The only downside I've discovered, so far is there is a low level of communication about what to expect, what to do when you arrive for the first time, and even how to make payment. I was relieved to know that, in addition to the cash box out on the table, they do take cards and even tap to pay. The owner, Kathy, is very focused on running the place and busy like most small business owners, and I don't think she has automated processes, or anyone work in the office to support her operations. There's plenty parking and the outdoor seating area has a great view to see what's going on in the ring.

Wonderful experience with our 5 year old son. The staff is so friendly and horses are lovely. We…read morecannot wait to go back.

Love Pine Tree, and all the construction they have done has done wonders for the barn. Board like…read moreevery place in Ma. Is up their, but they have fantastic instructor/Trainers and are doing well in 3 day events! The only draw back I see is, the boarder is required to take I believe a weekly lesson, that is NOT included in board.. Now their are riders out there who do nothing more than trail ride, or are accomplished enough that lessons are not needed, or they trailer out to their own trainers? Six of one, half dozen of the other?

During my time there I mostly road with two instructors. Katia and kiki where both very kind,…read moreencouraging and knowledgeable. However the owner, Jenn, was not. I had somewhat limited interactions with her as she was never my instructor but I was in the ring many times while she was teaching a different lesson. I remember one time when I was scared to canter for the first time and my horse was being bad and Jenn walked up to me and basically yelled at me that I was letting the horse walk all over me ( I was but that's not how to help a scared little kid) and asked me do I even want to ride cause I should just get off. I Told her I was scared to canter and she said I can just walk the rest of my lesson and went back to her side of the ring where her ridders were waiting. I was on the verge of tears. she acted this way with some of the ridders. the whole time I was there it felt like they wanted my to compete and that I wouldn't fit in if I did not. I wish I left much sooner.

Jenn and Kiki are so encouraging and great to work with. They love kids and it shows in their…read moreinteractions at practice and during the farm shows. Jelich farms gives the kids the opportunity to compete with proper judges even for beginners. 10/10

i have been going to cultivate for almost 3 years now because my father passed away. my therapist…read morethere helped me cope though it and i have finally found somewhat peace. i obviously am still grieving since it wasn't that long ago, but my therapist gave me strategies on how to handle emotions. i enjoy it there because everyone is so caring. you can go see animals, you can bake, play games with other clients (or just you and your counselor!!) they offer many different types of care, including people with disabilities, mental illnesses, (such as depression, anxiety, bipolar, OCD, ADHD,) i love it there and recommend it

I brought my team here to give them a break. The staff was incredibly polite and helpful. They…read morecreated a great customized afternoon for us. Very thankful to this team and what they do. Thank you.