The owners are so kind and the welfare of the horses are their first priority. It's a welcoming,…read moreand inclusive barn.

They can't be bothered to return phone calls or emails. I get it if you're busy, but this is no way…read moreto run a business. Don't waste your time with this place.

I haven't had a horse stabled here, so I can't speak from personal experience; however, I had the…read moreopportunity to get a tour of this facility, and learned how well they take care of animals. The stables are well made and clean; the horses seemed very happy and well taken care of; and they have plenty of room to run around and get exercise. The farmhand that I spoke with was very passionate about his work and loving towards the animals, and was friendly towards me too :) They also grow their own hay for the year, so the horses always have plenty to eat. The farm also offers riding lessons, and horse training for those that don't know how already.

Someday Farm is the most beautiful equestrian facility. The indoor is amazing with windows all the…read moreway around so you have a great view of the mountains. The staff are professional and friendly. It is a great atmosphere for equestrians. They have a great riding school program for adults and children, beginner to advanced.

Gretchen is a fabulous, patient, kind instructor and owner. Our twins showed remarkable improvement…read morein their riding skills in a very short time. We've gone to her several summers and we highly recommend M&B Farms.

Great Place! These guys treat my horse like "One of the Family". Consistent Feeding Scheduling…read more Clean facility. A "Happy Place" to keep your horse!

A truly special place. From non-verbal kiddos saying their first words on horseback to…read morephysical/mental/emotional healing that happens around these horses. Healing Reins offers a way to help anyone one wants it! The number of programs that are offered is truly remarkable. If you want to just check it out just stop in and someone will be happy to show you around. Also, there are lots of volunteer opportunities available! It's easy to get involved and become a part of the magic that happens here.

I am so impressed with the wide range of services that this program offers our community. As a…read morelicensed therapist, I appreciate that they offer several services that help people with depression, anxiety, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Not to mention having an excellent equine team that assists riders in physical & emotional recovery. The list goes on and on what they offer. Reach out to volunteer or enroll in services!

Very kind people and gentle horses. A perfect place for…read morethose that have fear issues - not just with animals but anything . A place of calm for the anxious .

My boys love to go horseback riding, but it was a bit of a challenge arranging it during our visit…read moreto Bend. Most of the places we've gone to in the past (Crooked River Ranch and Eagle Crest Resort) were closed this summer, so we decided to make the drive to the Seventh Mountain Resort by Mt. Bachelor. We had a terrible experience trying to make a reservation. So up to the actual trail ride, I would give them one or two stars for the administrative side of the business. Nonresponsive by phone, a bit disorganized in person and they overcharged us for the ride until we called the discrepancy to their attention. Once we got on the horses, things improved from there, slightly. The ride is a bit dusty and not the best we've ever had, but again, there appear to be very few options in the area. Unfortunately on a trail ride your experience is very dependent on other riders and whether they are comfortable and able to control their horse. We had two other riders that almost fell off and unfortunately it really freaked out my son. We've gone to Diane's Riding Place, which I now consider the best in the area, but it is more instructional rather than a trail ride. So at the end of day, a fun family activity, but hopefully others will have a better experience before mounting their steed. They also have adorable miniature ponies at Pony Town, so that would be a hit with little ones.

Our guide was great group was small. We did ride down to the river but we were only there about…read morefive minutes the rest of it was extremely dusty ride on extremely hard saddle. Probably the hardest saddle I've ever written on and I ridden on a lot of them. We were all sore for days. They should tequite or suggest that you bring a scarf for your nose because the dust is toxic.