Have been here twice now and have a had a great experience both times. Jack was our guide both…read moretimes and makes it super fun and is very professional! 10/10 recommend

We had an absolutely wonderful experience at Natchez Trace Stables! My boyfriend and I did the…read more2-hour group trail ride, and it was truly unforgettable. The scenery was breathtaking from start to finish--peaceful, beautiful, and exactly what you hope for on a trail ride. Our guides, Brandy and Dustin, were fantastic--friendly, knowledgeable, and made sure everyone felt comfortable and safe while still having fun. The horses were all well cared for, well behaved, and perfectly matched to the riders. I rode Rose, who was a little feisty in the best way--and I absolutely loved her personality! She made the ride even more fun and memorable. We couldn't have asked for a better experience and will definitely be back. Highly recommend Natchez Trace Stables to anyone looking for an amazing trail ride!

We are so incredibly happy here. Whitney and the horses are amazing. My daughter is learning so…read moremuch and it has been a life changing experience from her.

From the owner: Anderson Stables is a full service horse training & lesson program located in Hendersonville,…read moreTennessee, just 20 minutes north of Nashville. Trainer and owner Whitney Anderson specializes in the training of American Saddlebreds, Morgans, Hackneys, and Friesians. She teaches several disciplines including saddle seat, pleasure driving, hunt seat, and western pleasure. With over a decade of professional experience starting colts, finishing show horses, preparing amateurs for the show ring, and teaching beginners, Whitney brings a wealth of knowledge to the table from years of working under nationally recognized trainers. She also has several World’s and National championship titles to her name after competing for over 25 years. Whitney and Anderson Stables focuses on establishing a strong foundation in basic horsemanship for both the humans and equines she trains. A strong focus is put on sportsmanship, safety, and compassionate horsemanship.

I used to go here and I stoped because the trainers were really rude mainly carm she's was the…read moreworst and the others if you took a turn too short you would have to buy them a Starbucks gift card and if you were one or more mins late they would tack up your horse so we left but I really recommend that you go to lucky fox farm in Murfreesboro

Not very friendly people here. Over priced. Desperate need of people skills. Over all my kid had…read morefun but i expected more for bang for my buck.

I love James a Lauren so much they are the sweetest people I took a few lessons from them and they…read moreare the best around to help your kid get their start in the horse world not only that but they will give you confidence and you will be around a bunch of sweet kids and have friends to ride with this said I moved on to some different options as I was already a little above that level you will learn from them by experience and riding time but if you are already experienced and wanna train horses in the future this might not be the best fit, they also have many broke horses for you to practice on and learn and a amazing property 10 out of 10 recommend for beginners!!

Extremely unprofessional. The first time I called inquiring about trail rides, they didn't pick up,…read moreso I left a message. The next day, I called back, and a lady picked up. I told her I left a message asking about trail rides and was wondering if they're still doing them. She hung up the phone and never got back to me.

Jesse James has multiple entertainment options. My husband and I visited for a round of miniature…read moregolf and had a great time. The course has a Western theme (think holes in shape of cactus, horseshoe, etc. and was more challenging than it first appeared. It was well maintained. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

Had a great time! Rode a good boy named Ulises. My grandsons…read moreand wife loved the ride as well. Our guide was a pleasure and very knowledgeable about the area.

I worked with Camille Schaefer on projects related to her business "Camwood Farm". She was a joy to…read morework with. Very appreciative, a great communicator, understanding, accommodating, generous, and possessing a strong attention to detail. While I'm not a member of Camwood Farm, I can vouch for it's owner's character... which is the cornerstone of any business in my opinion.

My daughter really enjoys riding with Camwood Farm . Camille and Stephanie are a great team…read moretogether. Our pony is well taken care of by her staff. There is a great group of kids at the barn that makes it even more fun. The facilities by far are first class. No detail has been overlooked . Come join this great team. You won't be disappointed !!

Crossroads is a great facility that welcomes beginners as well as experienced horsemen to their…read moreranch. All of the horses are well cared for and loved by many. I have been coming here for the past 4 years and wouldn't go elsewhere. If you have a passion for horses, you will not be disappointed!

Tired of taking lessons that started out "So what are we going to do today" then I found Josh Guin…read moreand Crossroads. I loved the fact the curriculum was written out and organized. The focus is on horsemanship and not just throwing you on a horse. They ask your goals and help you work towards them. Do you want to be a better rider? Do you want to work towards owning your own horse and being able to care for them? Do you want to learn how to train the horse you have to be a safe partner through natural horsemanship? Previously i ran into people who were very skilled with horses but either were not or did not even want to be teachers. They seemed like they were just instructing to help pay for their own: riding , roping or horse training careers. The instructors at crossroads love teaching just as much as they love horses. You will never feel intimidated. They will push you but never to a place where you feel unsafe. Still not sure then just stop bye and ask to meet Shire!