We had an amazing experience at Sunshine Riding Trails! Our guide Annabelle made sure to pick…read morehorses that matched our riding abilities perfectly. My wife's a novice rider & it's been years since I was back in the saddle, but the horses were calm & gentle, which made us feel completely at ease. Annabelle was incredibly friendly & knowledgeable, sharing stories about the local area, pointing out different things about the nature preserve while sharing wildlife updates along the way. The scenery was woodlands, hills, with road crossings, & beautiful views. We never felt rushed & even got some fantastic photos taken by Annabelle herself. The horses had their own personalities, loved treats & were clearly happy & well-cared for. A HUGE shout-out to the star attraction Max, the black lab who was our scout for the entire two hour ride. This whole experience was the highlight of my first day of scheduled vacation. We highly recommend this stable to anyone looking for a memorable, safe, & fun excursion in nature. Thanks Annabelle & Sunshine Riding Trails for an amazing experience. The Cozart Family!

I was looking for some quality (no phone) time with my teenage son so I booked us a local horseback…read moreride! Quite out of the way from south of the Intercoastal waterway but well worth the trip. Steve and Kathleen are lovely people. We are locals so we booked a two hour ride in early February. The weather was perfect and the horses were great. I rode Jimbo and my son rode Elvis. Elvis was perfect for beginner riders. Very gentle and easy going. Jimbo was cute and had a touch of a teen ager attitude which was fine with me. The two hour ride through the local forest and wetlands protected Forrest. The vista were breathtaking white sand and local flatland. Their website makes great recommendations for water, hats etc. very accommodating and all around pleasant experience. P.S. Jimbo tried to follow me home because I brought him carrots. *wink

Nancy was amazing and kind with beautifully maintained horses. My boys and I have memories for a…read morelifetime. Thank you WPRS for an amazing adventure.

Owner was phenomenal! Horses were extremely well mannered for all experiences of riders. Wouldn't…read morestress about going if it's your first time. Owner will get you on the right foot!!

My horse is very happy here. 28 acres of pasture for my horse to play around on with his new…read morebuddies.

From the owner: Horseback Riding, Trail Riding, Horse Boardingread more

This is a nice facility but the people are rude, unfriendly and full of gossip. Gave them two…read morechances over the years and the poor behavior is not my thing.

Misty Meadows is the best facility for horses and riders!…read more Trainers are capable of getting the best out of both! If you are serious about Hunter-Jumper and Dressage, want to be a serious competitor , and have a well trained horse; this is the place. My daughter and I ride, train, and board our horse at Misty Meadows. All horse's are handled gently every day. All are turned out to paddocks carefully grouped or private. All are brought in and have large comfortable box stalls. The barn design is airy and open. The stalls are well maintained. Perennial Peanut is the only hay the horses eat. They are fed twice daily( grain of owners choice). The feeding practices ensure good digestion and no anxiety. Our horse is the happiest he has ever been and really performs!

Absolutely lovely place! Horses and staff are wonderful. Had the best experience with my kids.read more

From the owner: Full care pasture boarding with two feedings a day. Board includes feed and hay . Private lessons…read moreavailable. 120 ft riding arena and areas to ride on the farm. Private feeding pens. Private paddocks available. large run -in shelters in the pastures. Pastures have large shade trees. Owner lives on the property. Locked gates, tack room, and free horse trailer parking. 4 wash racks. Farrier is here every month and as needed and is arranged by the farm. farm will usually be available to handle the horses for the farrier.. Veterinary care for farm calls is available via our veterinarian with appointments made by the horse owner. E-MAIL: DixCamelotfarms@aol.com or call: 334-405-0260

I think the burger would have been the way to go here, but I had the smoked chicken. It was very,…read morevery dry. I was disappointed because I was so excited to eat a pasture raised chicken. It seems to me they would fix it in a way where you could really taste the essence of how a properly raised chicken should taste. Bought a lot of stuff while we were in there. Cute little store lots of stuff in the freezer- wish they had chicken livers though. Seems to be that wouldn't take up much space. All the employees were very kind and helpful.

The All American Burger with Beef Tallow Fries was perfectly cooked. The beef is umami-rich and…read moreflavorful. Loved the fries, they're old school - hand cut and taste deliciously homemade.

Anyone with equine knowledge and experience understands that a barn this large on under 10 acres is…read morenot realistic or logical. Five to seven horses maximum, would be a well planned and safe number. Having 19 horses on that property is very concerning. Especially for those of us who were once boarders there. The ground is very wet there by the bay and there is very little quality pasture. Sadly the family that built this facility in 2022 and 2023 had never owned a horse and their motivation as an lnstagram influencer, was not sparked by creating a wonderful, and solid equestrian opportunity. It was a money and prestigious driven project for gain, and not in the best interest of the equine community. ln the past few years...so many have worked to improve this property and have made many changes. However, the lack of pasture and extreme wetland will never be a safe benefit to any horse owner.

My horse is starving and has lost 200 lbs since he has been there. Bud claims my horse is being…read moreFed, yet he continues to lose weight, so I'm looking for another place I don't understand why you would provide boarding for horses and watch them lose weight and waste away unless it is just about the money. Nobody is going to get rich boarding horses anyway. I hear you are trying to sell the property. Is this just a flip ?