Wonderful program! I'm so glad I found this for my son. They have various classes for different age…read moregroups, including coding and robotics for elementary students. My son enjoys the program, and the owners are friendly, caring and knowledgeable.

I have been riding at Watchung Stable for over 7 years. It is an excellent facility and very well…read morerun. The staff is dedicated, very hard working and love the horses. The horses are wonderful and very well treated especially the older ones who have paid their dues as excellent school and trail horses. I highly recommend Watchung and would never consider riding any where else!

Wonderful and committed staff, lots of horses with a lot of personality. Great place for kids and…read moreadults to learn to ride in an affordable way.

Where do I begin. This camp is horrible specfically the wages and the hours. Me a minor was going…read moreto be WAY under minimum wage which is completely illegal in New Jersey might I add. I am highly debating reporting this as this kind of behavior is unacceptable and completely diabolical. In order to save you all the suffering of applying here let me just tell you, YOU WILL BE PAID LIKE MINMUM WAGE OR LESS. He really put the min in minimum wage. Thank you hope you have fun finding a well payed job.

This camp is NOT friendly to people with Learning Disabilities, Medical Conditions, or Mental…read moreHealth Conditions. My son was hired as a lifeguard and despite sharing all his medical and disability issues with management, the management and supervisors and staff offered NO support, guidance, recommendations, or feedback to my son. My son worked the entire summer with out one write up or incident, but we are not returning due to the camp's disastrous ability in working with people who have any differences.

What an awesome experience!!! My family was visiting from…read moreout of state wanted to trail ride and just happened to come across this place. I emailed a question and got an almost immediate response from the owner. (After trying to contact many other places with no success or call backs.) it was worth the 45 minute drive.. Joe was super personable and professional. Payment was easy and via online which was great reserved our spots and we didn't have to worry about bringing money with us. Joe made us all comfortable and suited us with horses to fit our experience. And at the end took the time to take our pictures to email to myself. Just overall great experience!! After several other places left a bad taste in my mouth it was refreshing to see someone who loves what he does and made it his goal to keep us safe and having fun!

What an experience! Visited this past weekend and went on the hour long trail. Joe was so nice and…read morehelpful as it was my first time. The trail sits on 17 acres of beautiful land and Joe is happy to help you with any questions. I would highly recommend and will be back for sure! Thanks again for the great time Joe!

Fantastic way to spend your summer. Plenty of activities for the kids...swim team, tennis team, day…read morecamp, dive team and more. Fun filled social calendar...plenty of hints to keep your summer fun filled. Come check it and you will be hooked!

I have been to this Farm many times over the years with friends and it was nice to see the 60acres…read morein tact and the trials were in good shape. Dan helped saddle and tack our horses and at first he wasn't too outgoing and didn't say much. However, on the way back on once we dismounted and returned our horses he was much more engaging and helpful answering our questions. Today I decided to take my family and our horses we had were Red, Freddie, Diamond, & Princess for our unguided morning trail ride. Be sure to come and be honest about your riding/experience level of comfort and whether you want a guide or are comfortable riding without one as we did. Also please rsvp your time and details ahead of time. There is some mud and plenty of trees to explore. The farm has a small creek and a maze of trails to ride. Keep in mind long pants and sleeves are best as sometimes dependent on season the plant grow can include sticker brush and be very thorny. Also, check for ticks and wear propellant and or sunscreen to be very comfortable. They offer boarding, leasing, and lessons as well as summer camps.

I organized a meetup event here with 10 people showing up to do the trail ride. We had…read morereservations at 11am and from my email coorespondence with the Western Rider instructor an hour of riding for the rate of $35 was confusing as we panicked that we were going to be late. Apparently it was really 2 hours to allow for them to get the horses out of the barn/ whatnot and get the riders situated, so it was a good deal. There were kids helping us onto our horses, but it's not certain they did a good job. My saddle rotated and I slipped off my horse while another person's (and mine) stirrups were not high enough - even after we had informed them that we were beginners. The trail itself is simple, good sized in the woods with long straight paths where more of the advanced riders could cantor or trot. We were lucky that I had friends who knew what they were doing and we had a great time regardless. Still, safety precautions should have been excercised better.

Overall a great club. The only problem I had here was that the restrooms were so dirty. There were…read moreat least 5 mosquitoes in there. I would say that atmosphere is a little too competitive for me, but if you're looking to improve this is the place to be. There are so many great players here.

disorganized, crammed, no good parking . there maybe good players but definitely not a good place…read moreto practice on a regular basis. last tournament was a disaster .

This is another nice park for the town of Bedminster ! My dog loves it !…read more Lots of running around . I see people leave water containers and balls for the dogs . The more dog parks the better !

This has the potential to be so much better. In all fairness, the website says it's a "temporary"…read morepark. It definitely shows. First, the park is incredibly difficult to find. There's a bunch of fields and paths that lead to River Road Park, but the actual dog park itself is hidden. You'll need to drive to the very end to park. Once parked, you need to walk across a field (it's not all too far, about 100yards or so,) the park won't be visible from where you park the car, but it's on the left tucked behind some trees. Aside from the parking, the fence is ragged. It's fine if your dog is well behaved, but it'll be a concern if you have a dog that is a bit energetic or an escape artist. It's not a huge area - the site says 1/2 an acre, but it certainly feels larger. The area was OK in terms of maintenance, but the grass on the edges is a bit tall. There's bags, a bench, but no water though. There's a lot of room back there, so hopefully one day it will be a large park. For now, take a quick drive and visit Burn Mills Park instead if you want to stay local.