Love this barn. I am particular about my horse and Jayne always listens and takes excellent care of…read moremy horse. Family emergency? Jayne will be there to make sure your horse is taken care of while you are gone. Feed, hay, meds, special feed, blanketing, fly mask. She and her staff do it all. Lessons are always informative, fun and always helpful. Jayne helps you achieve your goals and is always helpful with questions and building your skills. My horse has a clean stall, a walk out stall and a grassy turnout daily. He is a very happy boy! If you need a lesson horse or looking to buy, Jayne with help you with all your needs. Give her a call

I think it's safe to say my son is obsessed with Palinas Ponies. I appreciate how they encourage…read morethe kids to be involved in every part of the process and work hard as they are learning to ride horses. He comes home every week from riding and can't wait to tell everyone about it. We have horses at home and this has been so great for him to learn safety and also appreciate riding horses from such a young age.

We love Palinas Ponies. As a lifelong equestrian myself getting to get my son off to an early start…read morewith good fundamentals is extremely important. The best part is that the kids get to help get their pony out, groom them, and tack them up prior to riding so they are learning far more than just how to ride, they are learning to be good horse people as well from start to end. We started coming to Palinas Ponies when my son was 2.5 and now a few months into lessons he has progressed so far. He loves pony club day as he calls it, and can't wait for his lesson each week. If you are looking to get your children into riding I highly recommend Palinas Ponies, you will not be disappointed.

We had EJC out for our real estate team's first annual Easter hop, and it was a huge success thanks…read moreto them. All of the children were able to interact with the animals. They're all so calm and looked healthy and clean. The ladies that handled the animals were so sweet and attentive to the children as well as the animals. I highly recommend this petting zoo and am so glad they were able to join us for our event today. I'm definitely going to make sure I use them again. Thank you, EJC Farms!!

THE OWNER of EJC Farms (Edward Lee Robinson) does not provide immediate medical attention for his…read moreinjured animals. I took my children to a festival yesterday. One of the attractions were a petting zoo and pony ride provided by EJC Farms. The young employee taking tickets was very polite. The animals were precious. Then my daughter pointed down to a baby goat. It's leg was so contorted that I became nausested. The tiny goat wasn't a buckling or small doe. This was a baby "Kid" no more than 7-8 weeks old. It was still trying to nurse on another lactating doe. At first, I thought maybe the crooked leg were a birth deformity but the tiny goat showed obvious signs of pain and suffering such as; Whimpering, limping, falling at the slightest bump from a child or animal passing by, unable to maintain balance, trouble standing up after falling. I had to put my 1 1/2 year old toddler down so i could redirect the goat and keep other animals and people from stepping on the injured animal. After a closer look at the animals leg and it was painfully clear that this animal needed medical attention ASAP. I knew the festival still had 2 hours before closing so I asked the man at the gate if he knew the goat was injured. He said "the little black & white one? Yes ma'am, we know. One of the larger animals steeped in it while they were traveling in the trailer today." A lady standing nearby heard the conversation and pointed out who she thought was in charge of the animals. This is how that went: ME: Hello there. I wanted to let you know that one of your small goats is injured. EDWARD LEE ROBINSON: Yes, I know. One of the animals stepped on it while they were in the trailer today. It ain't broke. ME: (my smile immediately disappeared) Ok..... maybe it's not a severe break, but it could be something that needs medical attention and requires rest. EDWARD LEE ROBINSON: It ain't broke. ME: Yes, you already said that. The animal is injured, sir. Did a vet look at the goat and verify that it's not broken. EDWARD LEE ROBINSON: ...No. It ain't broke. () ME: (voice shaking so bad i sounded like a goat myself) That's so cruel. ....You are so cruel. I hoped for him to elaborate on his weak ass rebuttal but got nothing more. His vague replies and uninterested facial expression was a sign that i was wasting time trying to reason with a person who wouldn't show mercy to a baby animal in severe pain. From what I saw, there was only one transport trailer to transport ALL of the animals. I'm guessing at least 24 animals combined, ranging from the smallest/youngest goat weighing about 12lbs compared to a calf and Shetland ponies weighing between 500-550 lbs. This injured goat was about the size of my Boston terrier. Why in the bloody hell would a 12 lb goat be next to a 500 lb pony while traveling from magnolia to spring? I hate giving someone a bad review, but if you would have seen the baby animal suffering and no one doing anything to help them, you would do the same.

We had a great experience at Dig World in Katy! We visited first thing on a Tuesday morning, which…read morewas the perfect time to go. The park was not crowded, and our 2-year-old was able to spend as much time as he wanted at each activity without having to wait. It started getting busier around 10:00-10:30 a.m., so I would definitely recommend arriving early. Our son absolutely loves tractors and big construction equipment, so this place was a dream come true for him. There were plenty of hands-on activities, and he had the best time exploring everything. Even though it was a hot day, there was a good amount of shade throughout the park, along with lots of picnic tables where families could sit, relax, or enjoy a snack. There is also a nice playground, which gave our toddler another fun option when he wanted a break from the equipment. The bathrooms were clean and well-maintained, and we especially appreciated that they had two family restrooms available. There is also a concession stand for snacks and drinks and a gift shop at the end, which was a nice touch before heading home. Overall, Dig World was a fun, unique, and well-thought-out experience for young children. Our 2-year-old had the best time, and we would definitely visit again!

To my surprise my little ones love this place. Although there's only a few activities they still…read moreenjoyed themselves. The only thing was that it was very hot and humid that day. It rained the day before so it was very muddy. But since it was a little rainy and gloomy there were a lot of people so there wasn't really lines we have to wait on. My kids favorite is driving the small tractors. They must have been on it at least 10 times. It is very kids friendly and my 5 year old can operate it.

Definitely a hidden treasure in Katy. I felt like a kid again. It was so much fun to not only watch…read moremy kids, but also my family enjoy all of the water fun summer camp items.

I've been coming here since I was in 8th grade. I'm very disappointed with what they have done…read morerecently with their prices and rules. They are too overpriced for sure. It used to be $15 now it's 20$ and you have to sign a waiver and a fee?! Before you know it they're will be a pay to park For some reason they have lifeguards now. Like what is our money going towards? I get yall need money to make a living but this is outrageous. Also y'all's website and Facebook need to be changed! A lot of mommas will be upset when their kids come and then she can't pay enough

This is a great place to ride, wether you are looking to take lessons or just have fun. Karen is a…read morevery patient and knowledgeable trainer. I have been her student and leased her horse for 1 year and a half now. I could not be happier with the amenities on property and what I have learned from her lessons. Prices are very reasonable and you will get your money's worth. Property: Has 2 green pastures to ride(she keeps them green all year round). One has a dressage arena + open space and one has a jump course , covered arena, wash area for horses, tack room or lockers. As a Horse leaser: She is a very conscious animal owner, her horses and her boarded horses are healthy and very well taken care of (always shod and if they loose a shoe she takes care it of it ASAP). I have a great leasee/leaser relationship, very straight forward agreement and she lives on property so that is a plus. She has taught me everything from the basics of handling a horse (tacking, grooming) to taking care of a horse when you go to a show or schooling off property (Examples: Pine Hill, Meadow Creek Park, Greenwood Farm). As a Student: I take Dressage and Jump lessons with her and I have come a long way in all this time. She also participates in many off property events like schooling trips and schooling shows, shows in the Houston- Dallas area with her students. She will work with you constructively over lessons to improve on what you need as a rider. Great instructor, great property you really can't go wrong riding/boarding/leasing here!

What a beautiful boutique facility...it somehow manages to seem like you are out in the peaceful…read morecountry only minutes away from some pretty booming areas. They take excellent care of my horses and have had the same grooming staff for many years. Great footing, too, which seems hard to come by at some places. The owners and boarders all seem like a big family.

Great equestrian center. We board our horse there, and Amy, our trainer, is the best instructor…read morewe've ever had. We feel our daughter and our horse are well taken care of and safe. Javier is very attentive to the needs of the barn, and Tomas the groom is highly attentive to our sweet horse. The barn is such a peaceful place. I love being there. Can't recommend it enough.

We took our 3-year-old to this wonderful look at life-size, life-like dinosaurs . She was nervous…read moreat first, but after a while she couldn't get enough of these animatronic giants. She even rode a couple. She got an excellent Dino-hatching-from-an-egg face painting. She high-fived a Lego robot (there was a lot of Lego presence). There was a good variety of activities for kids. Our granddaughter offered an unsolicited review later that evening, "That dinosaur place was fun. I loved that place."

This is a fun and "short" excursion. It is not budget friendly for the entertainment provided. It…read moreis essentially a big room with dimmed colored lights, noise effects and static (a few animated) creatures along the perimeter. A "trainer" show that is spaced out too long between shows. Try to catch it FIRST so you don't have to wait an hour or so after you've finished the rounds. Pros: 1. Saw security walking around during the exhibit. 2. Walking aisles were big enough for strollers but not very many folks at the time. 3. Clean restrooms 4. Nice staff 5. Exhibits had information bairds adjacent to them. 6. Under 2 is free; seniors get discounted tickets Cons: 1. The movie section/tent had no chairs. 2. Dinosaurs were,.for the most part, were animated and very limited animated parts. Like, only the eyes or only the head, or only the hands 3. Sound effects were decent. 4. Lighting was good. 5. Not interactive other than the dig in the sand boxes and the photo-stand (dino eggs) 6. Parking $15 and Tickets $22-- at best, it will.take you 45 min to go through. That is not enough time to pop into the little "training" show that starts ups every 2 or 1.5 hours. Little ones can't wait that long. All this to say, manage your expectations if you're on a budget. The exhibit looks tired and some of the animations don't work (eyes were messed up on two of them). So, with so little animated creatures, you expect those to work well.