I have known Tami, for over 25 years. I have leased horses off of her, boarded horses and taken…read morelessons from her. She is extremely knowledgable, and so is her staff. I currently board my 30 year old gelding with her. I have him on full board, and he couldn't get better care, she treats him as if he were her own. There is a heated tack room, with cable TV and a REAL bathroom. It's hard to find barns with those around here. The barn itself offers box stalls, and is in fantastic condition. There are also a few in/out stalls available. The outside is beautifully maintained. The horses all have decent sized individual paddocks, with water spouts and protection from the elements in each one. There is an outside wash stall, a large outside arena with excellent lighting. A newly renovated and large round pen. They offer full board, semi rough, and rough board. All at extremely reasonable prices. They offer clinics, cow sorting and fun shows on property, and travel to all sorts of area shows. I can't say it enough. My horse and I absolutely love it here.

Pecks farm in Columbia CT is the best place I've ever taken riding lessons. The instructor s are…read morecompletely focused on the rider and horse, provide clear, specific instruction along with positive reinforcement . I always end my lesson feeling I accomplished my goal for that lesson and ready to advance further. The instructors are super friendly and easy to talk to . The barn is airy and clean. The grounds are gorgeous ! I give Peck Farm 100 out of 10 !!!!!!

Well I a was lucky enough to have business in Plainfield so my partner and I brought the dog and…read moresome guns. Lodge is awesome! I will post some pics if I can figure out how. We got in late at night they had the place ready for us and we were able to leave our dog there for the day and come hunt after our business ended. Great place! We hunt probably 10 different places each year and we both remarked that we wish it was closer. Our guide Ryan? did a great job and it was atop notch place. Birds flushed and and the back pond is awesome and cover is perfect for New England. We will be back! The lodge for $50.00 a night is awesome! VERY clean and organized!

In getting right to the point, my younger & wiser brother referred me to Markrover Hunting preserve…read morevia a Client of his. My brother & I including friends have been going to Markover on & off for a few years now and I have to admit that this Preserve is like Family. You are also treated like family. We have enjoyed every outing to the max every single time. Safety is priority one, the Guides are absolutely awesome & real friendly always willing to oblige. In some cases we did not have a dog, a guide and a well trained dog was supplied and was always stupendous each & every time with 100% consistency. We always managed to fill our limit. (Of course it helps to be good shooters, which is also good for the dog). In short, I recommend this preserve to anyone. Do not hesitate, go for it & enjoy life. Sincerely; Anthony J. Hamboyan Burlington, MA. PS: we just scheduled aother guided hunt for 11-29-15 and looking forward to an awesome time.

Camp Woodstock is a great camp to send your kids to, though there were some problems I had with…read morethis camp. Not sure about these older posts but it was very clean, they ran a TIGHT ship my kids told me, cleaning up every single day after breakfast and things around that nature. Big "family" vibe going on at this camp, everyone is accepted. Lots of good influences for counselors, but, with that, there is some things they should work on. The bad Staff- my kids would tell me stories about camp ALL THE TIME. From when they got home, to when they'd go the next year. I did hear from them one day that two of their counselors told them about what male counselors they were "hooking up" with, this was when my kids were around ages 12-13. I feel that that's not something we should be talking about with campers. Camp rules- around when my children were 14 going into 15, they went to camp and were "yurts" (the highest age group) the girls and boys cabins were right near eachother so it was very easy to go from one to the other and I never thought that was weird. Although my daughter told me that one night as she was trying to get ready for bed, when she was walking to the bathroom a male camper tried to convince her to get into the supply closet with him to do god knows what. This is by NO means, the camps fault. I just think they should have more rules surrounding camper-to-camper interactions. Bullying- the probably worst part that somehow also occurred the same year as the previous story was when my daughter was bullied by an LIT, or "leader in training" (pretty ironic, right?). She was repeatedly called flat chested by said leader and other rude things. My worst problem with this camp is the things I hear about the counselors nowadays. My child is now 16 and is friends with an 18 year old who told us that a counselor that currently works at the camp over the summers, who was dealing with 7-8 year old boys, was sending her lewd voice messages and pictures while on the clock at camp in front of children. At night when all the kids were supposedly asleep he would speak into his phone and send her voice messages. I could only imagine what an 8 year old boy would do if he heard his counselor, his week long "role model", speaking into his phone saying such lewd things. Overall the camp is nice, maybe this was just a very unique experience.

My parents sent me to Camp Woodstock, and although I was scared at first I very quickly became a…read more"Woodstocker". I learned how to sail a sailboat and was able to climb up the expert climbing wall. I highly recommend attending Camp Woodstock, I am so exited for this summer!!

The city has done a great job with this newly opened public space. There's lots of interesting…read moreprogramming going on there - I've been to a Petchakutcha (look it up!) and Lemonade Stand (local indie bands and art fest). There are food trucks, a brewery and plenty of open space on the lawn.

This 7-acre park is located right on the Providence River. The Michael S. Van Leesten Bridge…read moreconnects the East and West portion of the park. There are many events that occur there. Currently, The Guild PVD Beer Garden and various food trucks are there from May to October. There is also an ice cream vendor. The park connects with Point Street Park. The whole area is beautiful and well kept. A fun place to take a stroll, get some food nearby since it's central to everything, or food from the food truck, beers, and ice cream for dessert. When the weather is nice, this park is a great place to visit with beautiful views of the river and cityscape.

Here are pics of the horse I committed to buying and training on, a short time after I discovered…read moreBoston Equestrian Center, a Belgian Warmblood named Curioso Z. I will post another pic of BEC's owner showing Curioso at the Wellington Equestrian Center taken a few years before my purchase, ridden by BEC's owner Jamal El Jadidi. I also bought Rahela St. George!

I've been looking to go back to horseback riding and this place was highly recommended by friends…read more Loved it, all the team is extremely patient and passionate the horses are beautiful. Looking forward to my next classes!! Thank you guys!!

Stone Arbor Farm is an exceptional facility run by an exceptional woman staffed by exceptional…read morestaff....The enviornment is that of people being bound by their mutural love of horses and their mutual respect for each other. Other reviews cover the individual positives of this facility so i will not either duplicate or enhance them...Suffice to say that I have put my $$$ where my mouth is and am a totally satisfied boarder there and could not be happier...Do your horse thus yourself a huge favor and give Jen a call !......R/S Sassy Haflinger

Jenn transported our pony home for us today. She was wonderful! She kept us updated with departure…read moreand arrival times throughout the trip. She kept our pony safe and comfortable. Great communication. Highly recommended for moving your horses!

Mark is a very knowledgeable and friendly instructor. He made the course interactive and easy to…read moreunderstand. I would highly recommended Mark's services to anyone interested in the boater safety course.

Mark was amazing. Mark is extremely knowledgeable, easy to understand, entertaining and provided…read moretop notch service from the start of the project to the final event. He came to our home and by the end of our session my husband, my daughter and I had our safe boating license. Mark was equipped with a printer and provided our actual license before he left our home. We highly recommend Mark Vining. We feel confident that our knowledge will keep us and those around us safe.