We LOVE Bramblewood stables. Very friendly, easy going staff. Safety first is definitely their…read morepriority. Nicole is the trainer who works with my 11 year old daughter. Nicole is very friendly, extremely knowledgeable about horses, riding, and safety. She doesn't mind repeating or reshowing how to properly care for the horses, or protecting yourself. Our family highly recommends Bramblewood stables.

From the owner: Located minutes from downtown Greenville, South Carolina - Bramblewood Stables is a full service…read moreequestrian facility offering dressage and hunter/jumper training for riders and horses of all ages and abilities. Our European style of instruction leads riders through a safe and systematic training scale tailored to their individual goals and abilities.

We heard so much praise about this place before we visited & it did not disappoint. We booked at a…read morehome on Chestertown Dr and had a great stay. My husband really enjoyed how beautiful his golf experience was. The staff are so kind & accommodating. We got lunch once at their restaurant. Everyone loved their food. My burger was quite burnt, however. The fries were good though. The amenities are all very thought through. We enjoyed the 10 minute hike we had up to a waterfall that was nearby. It was so peaceful and nice. We actually came for a destination wedding! Not sure how many weddings they do, but we had a great time. Beautiful wedding & no complaints as a guest. Be aware however that I have AT&T and had no signal my whole stay. I relied on WiFi.

Chef Yvonne does an excellent job in the restaurant. Her tomato bacon dill soup is amazing. The…read moregrilled mahi sandwich is really really good. Her chicken salad sandwich on a croissant is outstanding. The locally sourced beef burger is delicious. The onion rings are some of the best I've ever eaten. The Bloody Mary is in my top 3.

The staff are friendly, detailed, knowledgeable and very experienced. The scenery is incredible!…read moreThe horses were well trained, and easy to direct as needed. Much of the time they just played follow the leader, which was fine with me! Abigail had the perfect mix of some interesting details with lots of peaceful time to enjoy the mountains, forest and horses.

Such a great experience! I had so much fun with my family, and Karyn was such a wonderful guide…read more The horses are very sweet and highly recommend for making lasting memories and great pictures!!

Great park with a variety of hiking trails and some beautiful waterfalls to check out. The trails…read moreare well marked, but you'll want to either download the trails map ahead of time from their website, or take a photo of the park map at the parking lot, because they don't have maps along the trails & there are several trails to chose from. We hiked to High Falls and Triple Falls (both beautiful!), which I would say are moderate-level difficulty due to the inclines & some portions of the trail are loose gravel. Easy for The Hubs and I, but a tad more of a challenge for my in-laws. There are some spots with rocks just the right size to sit on and have a rest if you need a break. There are restrooms at the High Falls trailhead parking lot, and a gift shop. I'm not sure about restrooms elsewhere in the park.

Waterfall Central. 10,400 acres of beautiful hiking trails leading to some of the most amazing…read morewaterfalls / waterways in the Carolinas. It's packed in the summer and parking is at overflow levels. We had the trails and waterfalls all to ourselves 11/10/25 and it was snowing. What an incredible experience. Park is clean and well managed. Trails are marked and wide. Can't wait to go back this coming summer.

This is the real thing! We rode for 3 hours. Our guide/owner was laid back, informative and really…read morewanted us to have a great experience. We went through a beautiful trail and saw amazing Mountain View's. It was difficult to find and there is absolutely no cell phone service but once you do find your meeting place...the fun begins! We were beginners and it was definitely a great time and worth every penny!

This was an awesome ride. We took the 1 1/2 hour ride thru woods. Kelly was so good first time in a…read morelong time riding for me and husband. She was patience and very kind. We so enjoyed it and will be back. I highly recommend this place and have already told people to come. It not your everyday ride in single file place where the horse are just wore out. This is truly ride you horse and enjoy the view of the mountains.

Mr. Cooper - owner/ trainer started out with a superb review of riding technique…read more Being an amateur, I rode a gentle horse named Shiloh. Trails were through fairly thick young forest and agricultural fields and across an earth and dam.. We scared up some deer and saw signs of beaver in the creek. A truly delightful trail ride, and I would highly recommend you give it a go!

Mr. Cooper was a gracious host and trail guide and we enjoyed every minute of our ride. His horses…read morewere gentle and well trained and he took the time to help us learn. We will definitely go back again! My son is hooked!

Well organized ride, two couples + two guides did the 2-hr Ride for $110/pp. Trail horses are dead…read morebroke and very careful where they walk. The first hour was on forest trails with slight inclines & declines. Anyone can do it even if you've never ridden before. Second half of ride was mostly walking upstream then downstream in a slow flowing river. Horses seemed to really enjoy this as it zigzagged up about 1/4 mile. You will really enjoy this relaxing ride & recommend you spend the extra $$ for the 2hr. You won't be disappointed, here's some pics, cheers and thanks. BTW, I never give (5) stars so don't feel offended.

We recently visited this area and went horse riding. We did the 1 hour mountain trail. it was okay…read more, lots of up and down . The horses were great and the people were nice but it was strange that there was no proper business area where you pay and sign the paperwork like we have been used to with other stables we have visited in the past. It was just a picnic table. Also during the ride our guide was watching her phone the whole time . And when the time came that we stopped in the trail and she was offering the horses a treat, she offered them peppermint candy she hand in her purse. Then she for warned us that this would make the horses gassy. I don't understand why she would give them this! Then when our ride was over our horses went straight to look for water from their buckets and they were completely empty. I don't understand how on our whole hour ride no one could have water ready for them for when we got back.