Nice looking facility but staff didn't recognize when my horse was in an episode of laminitis. They…read morethought she was "just being ornery ".

A friend of mine moved here, against my advice. She is looking to leave, after a few months. The…read moreowners talk a good game, but do not follow through. The pastures, which were never big, have been chopped down smaller. For anything extra they charge, not unfair. But , the owners are so greedy and cheap, they do not pay any of the extra to the barn help!! The place looks nice, and the barn part is ok, it's the rest they fell down on. As for caring? Hah! Ask the boarder/worker who let them borrow her horse for a camping trip to IL or WI, a few years ago. They came home, but the horse died on the trip. She talked to them while they were gone, and they always sounded drunk! They disavowed any responsibility and did not want to pay any of the vet expenses. The poor owner, a super nice, hard working college kid, was devastated. I have rarely heard of such callous unconcern and lack of accountability!! If you venture your horse at this barn, watch your, and your horse's, backs. Michelle and Trista will not. All they want is your money and to drink.

I visited a lot of different stables while looking for the perfect place to board my horse…read more Superior Stables has everything I was looking for and is run by people I trust to care properly for my horse. The facilities are spacious, clean well ventilated. There are several tacking areas with cross ties and an indoor wash rack. The indoor arena is large and usually empty. There is also a lot of outdoor space to ride (I joined recently in bad wether so I have not experienced these spaces myself.) The tack lockers are plenty big for 2 saddle plus other supplies. The pastures are spacious and the horses are grouped compatibly. They feed really great grain too! The best part about the barn is that everyone is really nice and I feel confident that my horse is in good hands when I go home every day.

As a horse owner that has been at several boarding barns I can honestly say there is no better barn…read morethan Superior Stables. The barn amenities are VERY nice. I always know my horse will be taken care of at the highest quality standards The lesson program is top notch with opportunities to show if desired. Come join our barn family if you're looking for lessons, leases, or boarding. You wont regret it!

Crystal was awesome with our granddaughter during her Happy Hooves riding lesson. She was…read moreknowledgeable, encouraging, patient, and kind. We highly recommend Happy Hooves!

We have been extremely pleased with instruction at Happy Hooves these past two years. Crystal is…read morevery knowledgable, experienced, and just a kind and respectful person. She is also safety-conscious and attentive, which makes Happy Hooves the best choice for new &/or young riders. We were new to the world of horseback riding when our daughter expressed interest. We started at another facility that had a young rider program (Wildwind) that packed several young children into one lesson. Lack of safety and attentiveness to individual riders were huge, ongoing issues... For about the same cost, Crystal provides one-on-one attention and makes sure your child is safe and feels respected. Your child will also likely ride the same horse each week, allowing a bond to form between rider and horse. We love HH!

Wonderful facility. My horse was always well cared for. Nice indoor riding arena. Owners are very…read morefriendly.

I've been boarding here for almost twelve years, the owners are considered as family. They have…read morealways watched for my horse's weight, any safety concerns, and always super clean stalls. With the arena groomed and bigger, there is so much room to lounge, ride, and relax.

Northfield Twp Police tried to set my son up for something he didn't do, just because he drove a…read moreMustang similar to the one they couldn't catch during a speeding incident that happened in Northfield Twp on a day when my son was 30 miles away on the other side of town ans was not even driving his Mustang then. They had his car impounded and didn't even apologize to us for their misjudgement. We were left having to pay over $300 to get his car back. Shame on them for what they did to us. Its police Northfield Twp that give the public reasons to not trust police in general

Tammy was very helpful. Very appreciated. Helped get a walker and a cane for Chuck who has been…read morein rehab for six weeks.

I honestly can't recommend it not recommend Oz's. I reached out to them regarding guitar lessons…read moreand tried contacting a few instructors that teach through them, too. I got one reply back & unfortunately he wasn't available for my desired time slot. No reply back from anyone else.

Took my sons here to get a Kazoo. we had a great time and the staff was super freindly and helpful.read more

First time visit at the Petting Farm at Domino's. We took a Grandbaby for an outing today. It was a…read morebit chilly (just above 40 degrees and the wind didn't help matters much). As many times as I had driven past Domino's along Route 23, I never knew there was a petting farm nestled back in there! Very well kept, animals' pens were clean, animals all looked very healthy and well cared for. The grounds were also well maintained. Sheep, horses, goats, rabbits, chickens, peacock, donkey, alpaca, geese, etc. In various pens inside and outside of the barns. Animals outside of the buildings also had coverage areas built for them. An aged stationary tractor is on display for children to climb up onto the seat and play "Farmer John" for a while. There was also a playground area as well as an oversized doll house for children to experience. A poll barn is used as a gathering center for birthday parties, etc. Great idea for children to go and experience farm animals up close and personal. Fun afternoon.

I came here with my 1-year-old daughter for a birthday party a few weeks ago. This was my first…read moretime here - I believe generally there may be an admission fee, though I'm not entirely sure about that, but because we were there for a party, it was free. My friends had rented out their pavilion and were supposed to have it from 10a-12p, but they got overbooked so had to be out by 1130a. They had pizza delivered and there were plenty of tables for kids and adults to sit. We got to walk through the petting zoo, and carrots were provided to feed the animals, and also did a tractor ride. I was surprised there was only one barn with animals, although there are cows, pigs, and more on-property that you can also see. The animals were all cute and happy to gulp down the carrot sticks. I don't live in Ann Arbor anymore (I'm a UM grad) and it's a bit out of the way, so I don't anticipate coming here that much - it's a cute place for kids but I guess I was expecting it to be a bit larger or something.

I wouldn't have known about this place if I hadn't stumbled on it accidentally. But, in Westland,…read morethere is a small, seasonal, enclosed butterfly habitat. Brenda operates it. She loves butterflies. A whole, whole lot You can walk through the place in ten minutes or so, but if you want to see how to have a proper butterfly garden, this lady can show you! She has host plants for all stages of the butterlfy life cycle, so you can see butterflies from larvae to those flying around. Call ahead for hours, as this is entirely volunteer operated. Admission is by donation. If you friend Brenda's Butterfly Habitat on facebook, she sends out notifications when Monarch eggs and caterpillars are given away for a donation, other butterfly eggs and caterpillar eggs are given away for free, as long as you have an appropriate host plant for them.