Not just horse boarding. This place has great people boarding too. We think it is a swell spot for…read moresummer fun. No hunting, no fishing, no trespassing.

Dream on farms is Heaven for horses! This place is a one stop shop for boarding. Great care, great…read moreatmosphere and wonderful facilities. Very welcoming vibe and great people =) Horses have stalls cleaned daily, any necessary supplements given and free turnout! Pastures are rotated daily and arenas are dragged regularly to keep footing pristine. My horse loves his peek a boo window and the boarders are drama free.

Julie and Jenny and Josh are all amazing coaches they are fun helpful and offer more than one…read morediscipline . They have a Y.E.D.A team that is very sucessful . They are very very caring for the boarding horses . They will help you and be honest with you . The best horse riding place near Tiffin , Oh ( super safe Too )

NOT A TRAIL RIDE. Beautiful horses, clearly well cared for. I started off the ride really hopeful…read moredespite Sara being late getting the horses ready. Both 10 year olds with me were excited. After 2 trips around the 1/10 mile round trip of the small pond in the backyard of her 1/2 acre lot, I began to get concerned. We were led with a volunteer who was walking my horse, so as we were chatting I realized the plan of the trail ride is to circle the tiny pond 6 times and walk a 1/4 mile down an open road and back in one direction. No interesting nature, no shade on the road and there were concerns about going in the other direction on the road when we asked for a different view (apparent neighbor issue). In total we circled the pond 3 times and went down the road and back 2 times. I don't get alot of time with just my big kids and certainly we don't have the ability to provide horse lessons, but on this one day I was hoping to have an experience in nature with my children allowing them to see Mother Nature's beauty. The picture in Oak openings is not where trail rides are conducted and there is no space for a bit of nature wonder at her stable. I walked her horses and paid $50/ person for it. When confronted, Sara explained that some places just walk their horses down the driveway and call it a trailride;therefore she refused any level of recompense. Don't be hoodwinked this is not the trail ride you are looking for, you are just exercising her horses for her and paying for the privilege.

owner was rude and unreliable. Not very professional with workers including yelling at them in…read morefront of customers. Trail rides offered are not worth the price paid. The horses are left to wade around in mud and standing water due to lack of drainage or the use of anything to make the mud and water less of a problem I.e. sand

Instruction is patient and encouraging. I felt comfortable and confident; you get out of the…read moreexperience for what you put in. Overall, being taught to ride at this location has given me the skill and ability to connect between rider and animal.

Unorganized, unprofessional, and if you aren't ready to pay for their membership (several thousand…read morea year) then they don't care about actually training you.

Best boarding facility for your horses. The horses are well cared for. All negative comments on…read morethis site are fake by an employee who was terminated due to cruelty. She was sued so she had her family post and she deleted her review. Go see for yourself.

I have been at Swam Creek for 5 months. Showing up almost daily and have been very happy with the…read morecare my horse is given. I have come from a training facility, our horse and myself have retired and was nervous about moving. My horse no longer needed full training. He gets worked by me multiple times a week and Swan Creek makes this possible. It has been a great experience. The staff is wonderful they care for the horses in a professional safe manner. I am engaged in his care and supported by the owners.

I started private intermediate level riding lessons with Val here last summer, June 2018…read more I didn't have my own horse, as most of the riders there did. It's a beautiful equestrian center, but I didn't feel welcome there at all. Even though I'm an intermediate level rider and have been taking lessons for a few years, my first riding lesson with Val was conducted totally on the ground with the horse. I had some physical issues due to arthritis, and had to postpone/ cancel a few lessons. After a few weeks, Val ghosted me. I called, texted, and emailed, requesting when I would be able to come back and take riding lessons (Val had told me that the horse she wanted me to ride had some physical issues, and wouldn't be available for riding for a while). She never even bothered to respond to me... very unprofessional. Don't bother going there unless you are a highly experienced competitive rider and have a very expensive horse to board there. Very unwelcoming and disappointing place.

My initial euphoria with this barn was based on the outstanding care my colt received after he was…read moregelded. I brought him back to my original barn and found his behavior issues were still a problem, so he returned to The Hideout with full care board plus $250 per month of "training" and turn out with other horses. After two months, he has actually reverted. There is no indication that he received any training. It took 90 mins to get him out of the barn and loaded onto the trailer. He doesn't respect boundaries, won't lead without crowding, rushes doorways. He had a total of four months training at The Hideout, with no appreciable results. Perhaps young horses are not their forte. Val and her staff are caring, competent horse people, but paying for training my young colt was a waste of money.

Took the family to African Safari Wildlife Park and it did NOT disappoint. The kids loved feeding…read morethe animals right from the car--honestly felt like we were in a safari (minus the plane ticket ). Animals were super active and came right up to us. The walk-through area was a nice bonus too. Definitely one of those places where you leave thinking, "yeah, that was worth it." Would 100% go again.

We found this place in the local happenings paper and had to check it out…read more We liked the idea of a drive thru experience since we had someone who can't walk very well with us. There were so many animals that we got to see and feed! We didn't get to see the giraffes because it was still quite cold outside, so they need to stay in the warm. After the drive thru they had a really cool walk through part with load of other animals. We got to feed a turtle, goats, coy and even birds! They had tons of feeding experiences and lots of other animal to see. It was a really fun time and great for the kiddo. We will definitely be back!