Had a great time on our hour long horseback riding tour! All the staff was friendly and well…read moreeducated. They matched you with a horse and gave a background of the personality of the horse which I enjoyed. I was matched with Baby, a horse that likes to take charge and make her own path on the trail haha. Our group consisted of 7 people and we filled out the waiver in advance, after getting a safety tutorial we were situated and paired with our horses and set out on our hour long trail ride. The hour went by quickly and I wished we couldve kept going! Some of the trail consisted walking through water which was something different.

Great place for a beginner ride and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The horse were mild…read moremannered and sweet. Got there a little early to see the horse and then then went on a beautiful trail ride.

I took my two children to Eden Wind Farm for a horse buddy experience. The setting was beautiful…read morewith large corrals, a pond and well kept barns. The kids were able to feed, brush and comb out the horses tails. They were taught the care of the horses hooves. With little to no experience they had a riding lesson on a very gentle horse. They talked about it for hours after we got home. They loved it and I loved seeing them so excited about the experience. We went home with a dozen free range eggs after a stop at their chicken coop to watch the chickens laying their eggs and collecting some of the eggs. Definitely a five star experience!

Best little working horse farm around! Our kids (13, 11 and 6) enjoyed 2 hours of undivided…read moreattention on feeding, grooming, saddle riding, and tee shirt print making! The owners are both amazing!! The farm is very simple yet incredibly constructed. The horses are very well loved and treated with laps of luxury. We will be returning soon to feed and love on the horses too!

Beautiful space and professional attitudes. The pond and view of the water was exquisite and we…read moregot to feed carrots to the horses too which was a treat for us (and them). We will be back.

From the owner: kiawah river stables works with horses and riders of all levels of experience. We have a strong…read moreemphasis on developing horsemanship and a mastery of the basics and we excel at moving riders and horses up the ranks. We can take you to the next level and help you get the most out of your riding experience!

This was my first time visiting this trail. There was plenty of parking in the lot as it was early…read morein the morning. The trail is marked with mile markers and there is a map at the beginning of the trail. Easy to follow and navigate your way. There is a fitness area which I thought was neat. There are no accessible restrooms available that I saw. There are no animal waste areas that are available that I saw. I will definitely try this trail again.

Amazing piece of Mother Nature! This trail is rejuvenating! And what a perfect Southern fall day!read more

We had a wonderful time at the Middleton Place Equestrian Center. Our tour and trail guide,…read moreRebecca, was fantastic. This was my boyfriend's first time riding a horse and she immediately put him at ease. I had not ridden in years after competing for a long time, but it truly felt like riding a bicycle. I loved learning about the history of the plantation, taking in the scenic views, and experiencing the gentle nature of my horse, Gator. The horses were wearing festive Christmas gear, which added such a special and cheerful touch to the ride. The entire experience was peaceful and serene, and I felt calm and refreshed both during and long after.

I had a great experience riding with Middleton! I was visiting Charleston on vacation and came by…read moremyself, but I felt very welcomed right away. I hadn't ridden in a few years, and the staff was incredibly friendly and took the time to pair me with a horse that suited my experience and confidence level. The tour itself was absolutely beautiful. Shout out to my horse, Gator!

i love horses i volunteered on johns island a few years ago we oved to walterboro two years ago.y…read morephone is 843- 810-8182 thank you julie

We've been with horse instructor Amanda Martin for about 6 months now. The farm just recently…read moremoved to Enchanted Acres. We usually have our lesson scheduled for Saturday or Sunday. Amanda is easy to work with if your schedule changes weekend to weekend. My 7 year old has learned to ride western but has been exposed to English also. Amanda is great at making kids feel comfortable with her and trust in her. She doesn't rush things if they aren't ready for it. My daughter rides a mare named Lucy and she's her favorite. Her prices per hour are reasonable.

Enjoyed our Beach ride with Horseback Riding of Myrtle Beach. Jess and team were super helpful and…read moreorganized. They gave is a few buckets of feed for the horses while we were waiting for the other riders. The horses are well-trained, gentle and calm. The beach rides are November 1st through February 28th starting at Myrtle Beach State Park. Note: you will need a park pass or pay the park admission to access the starting point of your beach ride. March 1st through October 31st, Horseback Riding of Myrtle Beach offers trail rides. Every ride is an hour and a half. Reservations are required for all rides. Call them to schedule your ride. Tipping your guides is suggested, they take cash or Venmo at the end of the ride.

Everything went great. Have been horseback riding with them twice now. Once on a trail ride and…read moreonce on a beach ride. Would definitely recommend, both are fun. Plan on going again and hoping to take some new people with me in the near future.

What a beautiful clean place. We did the 30 min it was our first time and it was plenty. The trail…read morewas relaxing and the horses were very well behaved. I felt safe the whole time.

I discovered this place over 4 years ago. I just love it. Beautiful people, beautiful horses,…read morebeautiful trails. I highly recommend red barn pony park. They even do birthday parties as well. They do beach rides and camping trips for all. They do horse shows as well. Plus, being in a parade was lots of fun as well. There isn't much they don't do. They have all kinds of farm animals, horse's cow's, chickens, cat's and even dog's. They bored horse's as well.

I went horse back riding with six friends to celebrate two of their birthdays. The tickets were…read morepurchased at a great price on Groupon. From the moment the reservation was scheduled with Honey Ridge Stables staff has been great. They communicate via text messages regarding running behind due to rain. The location isn't fancy such a beautiful farm. However, it's worth the visit because the riding trails are great, covers different terrains which was a challenge (I was nervous) for me because I have never rode a horse. It was a great experience. The staff of three was friendly, professional and helpful. Only reason I didn't give five stars is because there is no restrooms or place to wash hands after ride.

I booked a horse riding session through Airbnb and was such a great experience! Jodie was great…read moreand the horses were so tame. Never had been around horses that let you pet them so much : ). Just a really cool, welcoming place with friendly people and puppies all around, and the ride was super peaceful. Jodie even took a picture-easily my favorite picture ever taken : ). I'm using for my Airbnb profile now as well as this one : ). And should I get any more social media I'll be using it for that too. Saw a huge variety of mushrooms on the ride too. So cool! When it comes to riding horses at Honey Ridge stables again and again..I'm your huckleberry

This barn is truly heaven on earth for horse...and rider!! Not only is it beautifully situated on…read more24 green, grassy acres, but it is also safe and very clean! Something that my last barn was not. The owner, Pam, cares so deeply about every aspect from having added a luxurious bathroom for her boarders, to making sure that any horse entering her property is UTD on all vaccinations and shows proof of negative coggins. I wasn't sure what to expect when I arrived as I was so fearful that it would be like my last barn. My horse would get constantly beaten up by other horses, and even ended up with a huge gash on his jaw that cost over $500 in stitches, not to mention the agony for my poor guy. Anyway, from day one, this has been my retreat and my joy. I absolutely LOVE coming here. He is always well taken care of, with a clean stall, and he also has a huge grassy paddock all to himself during the days he is out. LOVE!! She will spray him with inspect spray, hold him for the vet, blanket him, and do whatever it takes...without charging extra like most places! He has a large wash room, rubber mats in his stall, a fan for hot days, an automatic watering system...you name it!! There is a huge sand filled riding arena, that has lights for riding after hours. I've spent hours here and have loved every minute. There are only a handful of other boarders as Pam works hard to make sure the barn is never over-crowded. This is unheard of, as most places pack their barns with so many horses!! She hosts upper-level Dressage clinics and events too. I especially love the large indoor, secure tack room area. It is as big as a house! My tack stays dry and safe there. Lastly, Pam is always smiling and upbeat. She is a pleasure to be around, and makes sure that her barn stays that way too. No drama here at all! I wish I could spend every hour of every day here. I highly recommend this barn to anyone!! However, lets keep it small :-)!!

The place makes a good first impression but then you move your horse there and it is like hell on…read moreearth. In the short time I boarded there the owner was gone on vacation all the time and left the barn in the hands of very inexperienced people and even when she was home there was never anything even resembling a schedule for feeding and turnout. When it rains it takes several days for the place to dry out and the arena is either rock hard or wet and slippery. Pastures are very small and overgrazed, and the hay she feeds is pretty crappy. Also having the tack room up above the barn, up a flight of stairs got old pretty quick. And, the amount of feed covered by your board is pretty minimal, every boarded at the place is buying additional hay and grain. Don't make the mistake I did, you can do better for your horse.