Surprised my boyfriend with a riding session. It was his first time ever riding a horse, and it had…read morebeen at least 5 years since I'd last ridden. We had such an amazing time! It was a beautiful September day, 11am. There was one other couple as well as the friendly woman leading the ride. The horses were really great and knew exactly where they were going. Most of the trail ride (beautiful property) was walking, and there were a few spots where we got to trot!! Overall it was a such a fun time and will def do it again.

From the owner: 45 minute western horseback trail rides for ages 8 and over. Open all year. Ride through scenic…read morefields and woods, any experience level, beginners welcome. In business for over 40 years. $40 pp/cash.

The kids spent as much or more time cleaning horse feces then riding. If your plans are to own a…read morehorse, and you were prepping your child to be able to take care of it, then this is great. But if you are looking to just have fun, maybe not. Many of the kids complained about the owners daughter as she was not kind. Oh and make sure you don't forget food or you will be out of luck.

I highly recommend Horsin Around if you would like to go horseback riding. The staff are…read morewonderful, very safety conscious and beautiful trails. I highly recommend this great place.

Ryan Horse We came…read moreby for a trail ride and I have mixed reviews. I told them I know how to ride and they gave me a horse named Ryan, who was really sluggish and required tons of leg work to keep up with the group. It was absolutely exhausting and super frustrating. We came by here to celebrate our one year wedding anniversary and I did not enjoy it. My husband and was given a different horse named Ranger, and he didn't have to do anything to keep his horse moving. He had a much better experience than me. Another con is they don't let you interact with the horses before the ride or after the ride. I would have liked to be able to pet the horses or pet them and get some close ups with the horses. When you are on the trail ride they take your photo at two spots and this is included with admission cost. However we paid full price and I heard other people say how much they paid and they had used a groupon and paid half as much as us. After the ride, they offered us a promo to come back but I did not take the flyer because I did not want to go back. I feel bad writing this review because I don't want anything bad to happen to any of the horses if their business does badly but I did not have a good time. I don't recommend riding the horse named Ryan. The company also said to not to bring your phones but everyone else brought their phones. I was disappointed I didn't have mine.

Pathways on Pleasure is a beautiful farm, fun, and welcoming place to ride. I have taken riding…read morelessons for years having the chance to learn from Michael was a wonderful experience, he is knowledgable, informative and always kind and considerate. Not to mention the trails are stunning and theirs a great variety of horses. It's a great place to ride.

Amazing Staff wonderful barn! They have both Wester and English experiences and lessons. Highly…read moreRecommend

Overall an incredible experience. We got to ride the beautiful horses "Star" & "Duncan", whom Dyna…read morematched with our personalities perfectly. Dyna was very helpful with instructions and even took photos for us! Will be back again!!

If is soo fun and the experience was so worth it for the price that I paid I think I had a really…read moregood time

I would not recommend this place. Not clean, no attention to detail. Owner not pleasant to her own…read morehorses, made us very uncomfortable. Peter Brunschweiger

What a magical place! Took my two great grandsons ages 3.7 and 1.10 to the Little Dude Ranch for…read morepony rides on Friday. They had a blast!! The owner, Neysha, went above and beyond being welcoming, hospitable, and making sure all the children (and adults) had a fun time. The children learned how to groom (brush) the ponies, ride safely, and even went on a trail ride in the woods. They also learned the importance of giving the ponies healthy treats (apples and carrots) after their ride; and showing how to feed a pony a treat correctly. We all had a marvelous time for many reasons. It was fun, educational, and a slice of heaven on earth. Thank you, Neysha, for making this a family friendly place and a truly joyful experience. Needless to say, we are coming back next week for another pony ride. Pam Beers, M.S. Ed.; AHSA, USET

Heard good things and will go soon, but for anyone complaining about being asked about their…read moreweight... if you're embarrassed by it... nobody is shaming you -- not all horses are the same, and heavier riders are assigned to stronger, more robust horses so the HORSES don't suffer. Come on, people! There's a horse out there for YOU -- just be real. It's an empirical question that doesn't require an emotional response.

The worst experience I have ever had somewhere. A friend…read moreand I were staying down in the area for a few days and we googled what to do in the area. This place showed up and we noticed it was only a few minutes up the road so we thought we would just drive down to see if they had anytime to do a trail ride that day. When we arrived this one lady who was lovely (the only nice part of this place) told us to come with her out to the ring, that the lady that does the trail rides was out there doing pony rides and she would tell us if there was any time. When we got out there she told us to have a seat she would grab her, the lady that was I charge of the trail rides proceeds to walk passed us and the other woman shouted those are the girls Flo. She looks us up and down and tells us to come back to the office with her, so we're thinking she has time and we have to sign some paperwork. We get back into the office and there was 5 people in there waiting to go out on their scheduled ride, she tells us to have a seat. Again we're thinking great we're going to get to go out and just has to sign in the pre booked people first. Boy were we wrong. Once she finishes up with them she calls us over, the first thing she asks me is "so I have to ask you a personal question" how much do you weigh?" Then proceeds with "more than 230?" I was completely floored as she asked me this in front of EVERYONE, very loud. I said no I'm no where near that. Then she proceeds to ask us if we are in the area till next week as they are full for trail rides. We said no we are leaving tomorrow. She then tries to tell us we should come back in the fall because the colours are beautiful and goes on and on and on. Also tells us it's cash only and it'll be $94. I would normally never write a review about a place but the unprofessional and fat shaming was too much, all we had to be told from the START was that they didn't have time today, that's all we wanted to know but instead proceeded to make us wait 15 minutes to humiliate me in front of a group of people. I will never return to this place and I want to warn people so they hopefully don't have to go through is experience either.