I was "hired" as a stable hand here a while back, and was there for just over a week - apparently…read morefilling in for someone temporarily. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the facility (both barns and all the pastures) as well as the condition of all the horses present. I got along well with the barn staff, did well with the horses as directed and felt the owners were friendly until the morning I was summarily dismissed for no valid reason. I was never paid. Great place-especially for riders and boarders, but as far as stable hands; beware the owners.

This place is a an amazing place to either board your horse or take lessons. The lesson horses are…read morehappy and well taken care of. Boarded horses and lesson horses are all cared for the same. All riders and boarders are treated with respect as well as thier horses. The owners were once boarders at different places in past years and know how they want thier horses and everyone else's horses treated.

These guys are great. very helpful and they don't try to go deep into your pockets. Thank you guys…read morefor the parts, the help, the information, and everything. I personally will be doing more business with them. Keep up the good work guys.

Walked in looking for a dart board. Dealt with Tom who couldn't have been nicer or more helpful,…read moreand they had just what I was looking for. The place is a little hard to find, but you'll figure it out once you get close.

5 STARS! I haven't…read morebeen to Rollarama Skating Center since I was a teenager but saw the adult skate night and wanted to check it out. I haven't skated in a while so went in as a semi-new skater - I had such a great time from the ambiance, music, and sense of community. I'll definitely be back in the upcoming weeks.

We were at Rollarama this past weekend for the Northeast Regional USA Rollersports Artistic…read moreChampionship, and I can't say enough good things about the experience! The owner, Scott, went above and beyond--he was kind, welcoming, and truly hands-on the entire time. You could tell he cares deeply about the skating community and worked nonstop to make sure everything ran smoothly. The facility was clean, well-run, and had great energy. My daughter and I had a wonderful time meeting skaters and families from all over the Northeast, and the sense of community was something really special. Thank you, Rollarama, for hosting such a memorable event--we're grateful!

This is a fun fair and one certainly steeped in agriculture traditions. We recently attended for…read morethe first time and enjoyed ourselves, but there were a few quirks we ran across that I will get to later. Depending on your age and when you go, many of the carnival rides are included in your admission which helps justify its $22/person price (for kids over 2... ouch!) It is nice that they don't nickel and dime you over every ride, but that is pretty expensive if you don't want to go on the rides and there isn't any other option. They have lots of areas to watch animals (cows, horses, sheep, chickens, rabbits, etc.) prepare for judging. There are buildings set aside for other interest, such as the model railroad exhibit, the carnival except, and the farm equipment area. Some were locked up when we arrived and we never got to see them all. That was disappointing. Plenty of food was available for sale with all the usual suspects present and even a few new ones that surprised me (pickle pizza? Um, pass). Inexpensive food was also for sale by the local Fire Department for those who wanted to save a few bucks. Many places have similar things at different prices (I saw corn dogs for sale for $5 and $10 each... I wonder what the difference was). Now, a few odd things. The doors open at 9AM and when we got there it was deserted. Literally, we walked through an empty carnival. Past food vendors that were closed, past rides that weren't always securely shut, past buildings that were locked tight. What was going on? It turns out that the rides and food open at 11AM but you can go early for... I dunno. Perhaps they open at 9AM so that the farm animal exhibitors can get an early start on judging. It was very eerie to walk through an abandoned carnival and it reminded me of a Scooby Doo episode. In sum, we had a good time trying out a new fair but I am not sure if we will be back. For those who enjoy the rides and go in the afternoon, you will probably have a blast.

Loved my daughters first lesson back! My 11 year old has been riding for 3 years and took a break…read moreat her old barn before starting at New Horizons. They are friendly and welcoming. They're goups lessons only allow 4 -5 horses riding at a time, so they were really able to give my daughter enough time and attention during the lesson. The lesson horses seem very seasoned and friendly. My daughter said she felt very comfortable with the trainer and horses. highly recommend, we love it here.

Dangerous for rider and horse. I would not recommend boarding here; paddocks are muddy and not…read moremaintained. Numerous horses have incurred injury while in paddocks. Horses are left outside overnight. Why did I pay for a stall if my horse wasn't using it. Riders are regularly placed on horses unsuitable for their experience level. Have heard numerous stories off family member in charge of feeding skipping mid-day or evening meals. Last but not least, why would an instructor ride without a helmet..and in front of children!

Perfect spot for a small birthday gathering! We had a group of 6 come here after Brunch on a…read moreSaturday. Location was easy to find, and plenty of parking on scene. I want to say they had about 6 lanes for axe throwing? Could be totally wrong. A staff member spends the hour with you, but kind of in the background, they're not annoying and just lingering. They show you safe and proper techniques for throws, and then just step to the side. After some regular throws we were taught some trick shots, and then played some games. I wasn't thinking much of axe throwing when it was mentioned as a birthday game plan, but it was actually a ton of fun. For all my competitive athletes, this is the place to go. I would definitely return again

I decided to stop by the Lazy Axe for some random Saturday fun and I am glad I did…read more As a walk in, I paid $27 for a full hour of axe time which came with a friendly and helpful "Axepert" who showed me the best ways to throw the axes, critiqued my form, and had me hitting bullseyes in no time! The staff in general were very friendly and enthusiastic about showing me ways to enjoy this relatively young sport originating from Canada. I learned that they host league nights, and that they even have someone who is nationally ranked that attends. His special throw is the, "canadian flick" (I think) which is where one leans in, and well... flicks the axe at the target. I learned there are many ways to throw an axe over the course of the hour so I was never bored and I felt like I had plenty of time to enjoy myself. There was the standard double handed over the head toss, the single handed toss (my favorite), the flick, the underhanded trick shot, the double axe over head toss at two targets, same thing with the underhanded, and this really hard one where you sort of scissor a overhand and underhand at the same time at two different targets. I was... sort of successful at some of those but definitely would need to be a regular to get good enough to be consistent. They also taught me two or three games you can play with people in your group. So between the lessons, trick shots, and games, I had plenty of things to do for the hour I was there alone. Which if you think about it, is impressive. If I had been with a group, just talking and enjoying everyones company, that hour would have flown by. If you are looking for a fun and creative way to enjoy an hour with a date, or group of friends, or just solo, check this place out. Axe throwing is fun! They have a good online reservation system for groups which I recommend if you are planning to go with a large (4+) group because from what I hear, they can get busy. Especially in the evening time on a Saturday. Just remember to follow the rules, listen to your Axepert, be aware of your surroundings, and please, just don't be an asshole. These are nice people running a nice business with a fun name. No need to hit anything or anyone other than the actual targets with your axe which is really easy to do... when you are paying attention and nice. If you end up going you shouldn't forget to ask about their rewards card. 5-6 visits gets you a free hour. Honestly, I have spent $20-$30 dollars on some things where I had way less fun than what I got out of this experience. It was absolutely worth it and maybe even considering joining a league and socializing with a nice group of axe throwing folk one day. Visit, enjoy!

I've had a really good experience at this barn. The horses are well taken care of, and I've learned…read morea lot since being here. I'd definitely recommend it to others!

Corinne is an exceptional instructor and is amazing with both children and adults. It's a great…read moreplace to learn and to grow. Horses are very well cared for.

Our family spent the Saturday afternoon with K&Ks amazing team & animals! 10/10 horseback riding…read moreexperience where they allow you to go faster in some areas! My mom brought treats (apples, carrots) for the horses & we were able to feed them after our ride & hangout with them! The horses are great even for beginners & the ladies are just as great! Everyone was extremely helpful & kind! Worth the drive to experience such great people & animals! 100% recommend to anyone even considering making the trip & booking a ride!

We love going to visit the farm and get a couple of pony rides for my 6 year old. There are various…read morefarm animals to interact with and pet if they feel up for it. The ranch staff are wonderful and friendly. Looking forward to next visit!