we had a fantastic time ! extremely informative, made it a very safe and comfortable environment…read morefor us. will 100% be back and recommend anyone to go !

The owners really care about these horses. They provided a full course on how to handle the horses…read morein the stable before we ever left. They offer riding lessons as well. Beautiful experience. So glad we took the time on this cooler day in the summer at Ocean City.

Went to this place today and it was amazing! So fun great people! Easy directions not far from…read morehighway. It was such a nice ride. Highly recommended!

Love this place! I would say it's best in the area. Very clean and what you would want for your…read morehorses. I highly recommend if you have children. We have been to a few in the Hampton/Yorktown area and was very disappointed. They were not the best conditions for horses or kids. One place in Yorktown area was quite a toxic environment and owner is rarely seen and makes promises she doesn't keep. One trainer there actually said "I'm embarrassed of my riders" and normally hides at shows. This place is how a boarding facility should be ran with building confidence is a priority.

When you drive up to Summerfield Farm, the barn looks like it belongs on a Hollywood movie set. And…read morethe care the horses receive is equally impressive. I've had my horse there about seven months now and couldn't be happier. The horses graze in huge pastures and the barn is so clean you could eat off the floor 90 percent of the time. Lol They have beautiful indoor and outdoor arenas which are kept immaculate as well. Owner Ann Marie makes sure the place shines. For those interested in lessons and showing, their horses are top of the line. And it's relatively convenient as far as horse barns go in the DC area. I live in SE DC and it literally takes me 25 minutes, an easy commute. So if you are looking for a good barn, I highly recommend Summerfield Farm.

I want to start out by saying that I think this place is a perfectly respectable stables for…read moreboarding your horse, showing your horse, or retiring your horse. They are knowledgeable, respectful of the animals, and relatively organized. This review is to comment on the experience we had reserving a trail ride. First of all, it was not a trail ride... they claimed that due to the chiggers in the woods, we couldn't do the trail ride... so what followed was literally a walk up and back the gravel driveway to the adjacent property and a there and back trip around the fencing of the stables. Did I mention that the trail guide didn't even mount a horse herself? She just walked on behind, beside, or in front of us. Now this lady, Sally, was perfectly nice and pleasurable (all except for the instance in which we mounted our horses, but I'll get to that). Nevertheless, it felt like a pony ride at the fair, and me, with a pretty decent riding background, could not have been more disappointed. The issue that really got my goat was when it came time for us to mount at the outset of the ride. First off, English saddles.... I don't have an English accent and I'm not a girl, so I had never ridden English before... not that it's incredibly different, but it gives you an impression of the type of place you are at. Then our guide brings over the stool. Yep, that's right... I can't up and over like a man... I have to climb up a stool before mounting the horse... So here I am, a full grown man with experience leading rides myself on trails in the Appalachian mountains of NC, mounting a horse from a stool. Here is where I interject the fact that I am mounting a sweet but temperamental retired thoroughbred. Not a quarter horse or a big bad draft horse... but an inbred anxious thoroughbred... So no sooner do I get my foot in the stirrup and the entire saddle shifts left and starts to slide off the gelding's back. The horse bucks... as would I if I had a saddle grinding sideways against my back with a 200lb 6'1" human on me. The guide quickly instructs me to dismount, which I was already doing, and accuses me of "lingering too long" before fully mounting. Now I get it, you run a business. You are inches away from a potential catastrophe with a temperamental horse and a rider who, for all you know, doesn't know a horse from a cow. But don't blame a quick and spotty saddling job on your customer. The girth was clearly not tight enough. I have had horses in the past who don't like to be saddled bloat themselves in anticipation of being saddled, so that when the girth or cinch is secured, they exhale leaving the girth or cinch loose around their chest. May this have happened? I don't know... What I do know is my girlfriend and I felt like two big kids at the county fair getting a pony ride, and it certainly was not worth the $110 bucks.

Thank you very much for today.  the ride was fantastic.  the guide (I didn't catch her name) was…read morewonderful.  We talked the entire time.  My son said it was one of the best things he's ever done!  Thank you for helping us make a forever memory!

My daughter had a blast. The summer camp week was not actual riding lessons. Counselors walk the…read morehorses on a lead with the kids on the horse. The kids mostly learn about grooming and equipment, and get to spend time on a hidden gem of farm property fairly close to the heart of VB. Great location near the NAS Oceana Commissary definitely beats driving out to Suffolk. This was a good find.

From the owner: We have a family oriented barn located in Virginia Beach, VA. Our focus is teaching equestrians all…read moreabout horses through training and hands on experiences. We teach all ages starting at 6 years old and up. All levels are welcome to come ride with us. We have stalls available for training board and full board. Call or Text 757 323-2118 to schedule your introductory riding lesson with us!

If you board here show up randomly and make sure your horse is properly fed and have clean water…read more They say they d all these things then stop. They also talk about the business of each boarder so be careful what you share if you don't want the whole barn to know. There is zero confidentiality.

Great place for boarding i personally board my horse here trainers are friendly and someone is…read morealways on property which is great for any accidents!

The beaches and wild life are beautiful as you drive through. Keep an eye out for the wild ponies…read more We've even seen them swimming across the water to reach an island.

A lovely park that is easy to navigate and well kept. Quite walks on beautiful trails give you…read morepeace and solitude. Look for egrets, osprey, squirrels and wild ponies. There is a beach with parking and restrooms. The visitor center was closed on my visit. Make sure you take the short Lighthouse trail to see Assateague Light.