What an incredible experience. The horses are so well trained and patient. The galloping was…read moreexciting and fun, and the horse knew exactly when to go. Probably, the guide helped with that, too. The guide was so nice and really great. He might not talk much, but he will get you safely through the ride, and that's what matters. I really appreciated his help to make it a great experience. The scenery was gorgeous. We are beginners and loved the longer ride. Thank you

A Great way to spend a couple hours! Staff was friendly and helpful! Trail ride was full of…read moretwists and turns.

This is the most amazing place for lessons. My granddaughter would never leave if I did not make…read moreher, to be honest I find it hard to leave also. She loves all the horses and Miss Brandy is the best teacher. If you are looking for lessons from young ones to mature ones, this is the place!!!

My daughter was afraid of animals, lacked confidence and had experienced trauma. She overcame her…read morefear of animals, literally afraid of a guinea pig, and welcomed her lessons here. The instructor was great and her lessons were something my daughter still remembers fondly years later. She's taken an interest again, as an adult, thanks to this experience. Leo was her favorite horse and she loved him, such a kind old fellow.

Was a nice time riding in the wooded tract.. the young men who assisted were friendly and attentiveread more

What a great time! This was the day after Christmas. We had planned to go hiking at Fall Creek…read moreFalls when we saw the sign for the stables. The price was reasonable. We got in super quick and didn't need a reservation. The guide was the granddaughter of the owners and was super sweet and friendly. The horses were great and you could tell knew the trails well. I also got to pet a zebra and that made my day!

Absolute best barn ever! My horse looks incredible and the care is unmatched. Brandon and Jocelyn…read morego above and beyond in all aspects. From beginners to showing on the AA circuit, you won't find better training or facilities in Knoxville. Without a doubt, SSH is the premier show barn in East Tennessee.

Quality horses and incredible training. I couldn't be happier with my experience at Select Sport…read moreHorses!!

We've been buying from this shop for years. Great service, good quality goods. There is a big…read morechoice of saddles at good prices, lots of choices in tack. If you are looking for riding gear of all kinds, stop in and check this shop out!

Very informative owners. If only come for a quick stop. Be prepared to stay awhile, the owners will…read moretalk your ear off with stories.

I took my 10 yr. old granddaughter here, for our birthdays. She and I had a fantastic time. I was…read moreso touched by all the care everyone put into our time there!

Great place for learning to ride or for experienced riders. Our wrangler John was great and we…read moreappreciated the Christian atmosphere. John is a wrangler and a missionary too. My son and I had beautiful and scenic rides for 3 days. Went overlooking the valley on the first day and down to the river and in the river the second day. We ate our packed lunch by the river. The last day was Sunday and we rode through the enchanted forest and through a small creek to church. AWESOME experience and great food is all I can say. You really should go to b see the great people at the Tennessee dude ranch. Owners Chris and Tammy are on site which means a lot to me to show that they care.

I gifted a trail ride to my granddaughter for Christmas and she got to go out in April, on a…read morebeautiful day. She came home raving about how awesome this ride was. She has no riding experience and they gave her a very gentle horse. She loved the scenery-that area of TN is stunning! She loved it so much she's asked to have this gifted to her every year on her birthday and Christmas!

Beautiful trails however very disappointed in lack of planning…read more Our wranglers told us to show up early, only to arrive an hour after the original planned time. The wranglers (Kay and Lee) did not verbally apologize for any mistake made the entire time. Mistake #1 being late Mistake #2 forgetting the list of who goes on what horse Mistake #3 getting lost People were so sore and tired of being on their horse (at least 4 hours worth) that they were walking while leading their horse. Some people fell, got pushed around by their horse, etc. It was a mess. The trip did not seem planned at all. Our lunch break was just us getting off the horse and eating while standing by our horses in a very narrow trail. Not to mention it didn't seem like either of the wranglers have been on that trail recent enough to remember it. The horses were very nice, they just didn't seem to listen that day and it seemed our wranglers couldn't do anything about it. With more organization and planning the trip would have been fine. In my opinion, there should have been planned stopping points and more communication from the wranglers to the riders throughout the trail to check on us.

Look forward to coming back every year!! Loads of fun and learn horsemanship and responsibly as…read morewell as teamwork and social skills! Worth every penny! Totally safe and owned by kind hearted people. They let you into their home and treat you like their children! Rewarded with sweat treats and tons of fun crafts. You can be any level of rider and you will lead extremely quickly how to do anything you want to learn! You should try this camp! Everything to love!

Do not send your child to this "camp". There is no adult…read moresupervision, other than the lady who owns it. There is a small, dirty pool for the children to use daily, which has nothing to prevent accidentally falling in, no life saving equipment, and depth is unmarked. I cannot tell if the owner or any of the teenagers working for her are trained in lifesaving or first aid. The only restroom and changing room (one for both genders) for the children is in the owner's house, on the property. After my child's first day at the camp, I discussed with another parent, whose child was also in the camp (very close friends of ours), my concerns. The second day camp, my friend called the camp and spoke with the owner's teenaged daughter about our concerns. (this daughter keeps track of payments etc....not the adult owner)The daughter put my friend's mind at ease. 20 minutes later the owner called my cell phone several times in a row before I could get to it. Seeing that it was the horse camp I panicked, thinking something had happened to my child. I called her back. She said, "First of all, have you paid?" (I paid my deposit and tried to pay her the first day with debit...to which she said to pay her cash....hmmmmm...anyway we discussed the payment and I was to give her a check on the second day when I picked up my child) I asked if my child was ok. She was. She accused me of trying not to pay. Then...."and secondly, so and so's mom just called. Do you have a problem?" In a very aggressive way, she accused me of going behind her back and talking about the place to my friend and other parents. At my friend's advice, I called owner back because she wanted to "start over". She apologized and went on and on about crazy stuff....talking so fast I could hardly understand her. I just listened. Then she started talking about my payment and said that she was upset because we had no communication about payment. At this point I finally spoke. I told her she would get her f-ing check.....then she cut me off and told me to come get my f-ing kid. 10 minutes later, while I am on my way, she called again to tell me to come get my kid and hung up on me. At this point I called my husband who was closer to the place than I was and certainly not as pissed off as I was, to go get her. 10 minutes after that she called me again to know when I was coming to get my kid. At this point I was being a smart ass and told her that we would get there when we got there. Then she asked me if I was mentally ill and repeatedly, like a chant, told that I needed medicine. I had to interrupt her chanting to ask her what time she would like me to tell the police to come to uninsured, unlicensed business. The first day I had ever spoken to that woman my gut instinct told me something was very off. In addition, my child was stung by a wasp on that 2nd day and none from the camp even told me.