I brought my horse to 4 Hearts Ranch a couple of months ago after 4 years at another boarding…read morefacility. I found them by asking the manager at the local feed store for a recommendation. They said 4 Hearts Ranch was the best place around. I agree. My mare is very happy at 4 Hearts. She has a wonderful stall with shavings, a fan by day, and wonderful turnout in the evening (summer hours). I look forward to the winter hours. All the long term boarders are very happy. There are multiple vets and farriers that attend this facility. The staff are polite and definitely know how to care for horses. There are no flies because of excellent manure control. Most horse owners care for their horses by boarding at a top shelf facility. I count my blessings, that I was able to get into 4 Hearts Ranch. There is usually a waiting list to get in.

Owner, boarders, workers and facilities!! Especially indoor arena and xtra large stalls…read more In a nutshell, everything !!

Horse boarding, trail rides and horse riding lessons. Janie does it all. My girls love horses and…read morethe lessons!! If you need a great place to board or lessons give them a call!!

We had the BEST TIME! There was plenty of time, plenty of stuff to break, and plenty of frustration…read morethat was dealt with lol We will definitely be back!

Had so much fun for my 30th bday. Had music set up and very safe environment. They explained…read moreeverything in detail gave us privacy once in the room to smash away!

We had a great time with the capybaras. Todd was a wonderful host…read more Yes, this is a "premium" experience, but the whole family had fun.

Mr. Dunham provided such a thorough educational experience!!! Everything is so CLEAN and well-taken…read morecare of! My daughter had a Capy Birthday!

Shawnee and Cody are awesome!! They took their time explaining things and even showed me around and…read moreexplained what they do on the ranch. It's obvious they love their horses and their horses love them!

Discriminates and shames those with mental healthy issues. Not recommended for those that struggle…read morewith any mental issues. I was told I made others uncomfortable because I was having an off day . Mind you I did stick to myself those days and never said one inappropriate things to anyone but still made others "uncomfortable" with my presence. Confusing and not right.

I drove a Lamborghini, Corvette Z06 and the Aston Martin. Yusef (sp) was my guide. I considered…read moremyself a very capable driver growing up on the curvy roads of north Arkansas. This experience was amazing. Yusef was amazing coaching me around the track. These cars along with the coaching blew my mind with their capabilities. I felt like I was wrecking in half of the corners but with the coaching and handling of these cars I laid down a 1:11 best lap in my third car. I highly recommend these guys for a very memorable experience and hope to bring my father and brother back for a little family competition! Thank you Yusef and team for a hell of a ride! Sincerely. Greg H. from Arkansas P.S....the Aston Martin is terrifying! And thrilling!

Took my g-friend to drive a C8, and although she was hesitant they made her feel comfortable and…read moreshe loved it She ain't driving mine though

We went for my birthday and had such a great time. They've only been open for less than a year (if…read moreI'm remembering right), and since it's on private property, it doesn't really feel like a zoo at all. You're literally stepping onto a their land and it's immediately clear how loved and well cared for all the animals are. The family who owns it shared stories about each animal--how they were rescued, where they came from, and their personalities. Everything was really clean and well kept, and you can tell a lot of thought went into how the animals live there. Comfort of the animals seem to be top priority. While we were there, staff were in the kitchen cutting up fresh fruit for them. They were able to share education related to each animal and what each requires. They also have a waitlist for abandoned/unwanted animals because so many people trust them for rescuing exotic animals. You can tell they built their whole life around the animals. It's such a unique place, and I can't wait to go back.

My daughter and I attended the Taco and Tails event on Sunday. What an incredible experience; I…read morenever thought I'd be able to have an opportunity to hands on with so many different animals!! Otters, lemurs, a bearcat, 2 different species of fox; 2 roaming around inside with the wildcat, ball pythons, coatis and monkeys, my favorite. The volunteers were friendly and very knowledgeable about the animals they were working with. The tacos and elote were prepared by the Texas Rangers personal chef and delicious!! They recently celebrated their one year anniversary and added so many animals to their farm. Check their website for an upcoming events, private tours and birthday parties.

What a fun idea! This isn't just a run; it's a party. Running through a winery is unique, but…read moreknowing there is a band and food trucks at the end is super exciting. You don't know whether to trot to enjoy the scenery or speed up to get to the band at the finish line. On the Dancefloor was super-awesome; they got everyone dancing as if they hadn't run a step!

I signed up for this event in Phoenix and it was, unfortunately, the worst race I've ever signed up…read morefor. The only communication I received from the organizers was my receipt. When I checked the website for details, there was no additional information. The race was listed as starting at 10 AM, but the directions were unclear and there was no mention of additional fees. For starters, Parking ended up being $20. Packet pickup was also frustrating. There was an unexpected $5 fee to receive my shirt and bib, but their payment systems were not working, so many participants could not pay leading to slower and longer lines. Even the volunteers seemed confused about the fee, and some people were allowed through without being charged. After waiting in line, I found out the race actually started at noon, not 10 AM. Running at noon in April in Phoenix, where temperatures are at least 85°F, does not make sense and raises concerns about runner safety. Overall, the event was poorly organized and poorly communicated. I checked my junk mail to see if I had missed anything, but there was nothing there, and many other participants said the same, many did not receive an email in the main inbox or junk & didn't find adequate information on the website. What should have been a fun experience felt disorganized, frustrating, and a bit of a grift. I also spoke with several volunteers who said their experience was just as confusing. When I raised concerns with the person in charge, there was no acknowledgment or accountability. It is disappointing to pay $50 for an un-timed 5k race, plus $5 for packet pickup and $20 for parking, and receive such a subpar experience. I have never had a race like this before, and I hope the organizers improve their communication, logistics, and overall planning. If you're considering running this race, don't.