Great sales and prices. They have a good used saddle selection as well as some other used items!…read more Everything from tack and equipment to sprays, ointments, supplements and feed items. They even have some used boots. Good selection of circle y tack, if you're in need of horse supplies (especially western gear) this is a place to check out. The best selling point of this place is that they're educated on leather working and can fix almost anything! The owner was super helpful and informative, very kind!

Harry is so knowledgeable and he has so many saddles to try to determine which one fits best. He…read morecan also do custom work and make goods that are every bit the quality (if not more) than the commercial brands. He's a pleasure to deal with.

Very nice English style tack shop with most everything that the equestrian needs. Great selection…read moreof saddlery and tack, including meds and wormers. Also good supply store for most stable needs. Off street parking is plentiful, although it may take a couple of extra turns to get into. Leave the trailer at home though. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Special thanks to Keliegh & Kathy. I bought a Wintec 250 all purpose saddle with all the bells &…read morewhistles. Their outstanding service made my trip from PA well worth my time & effort. Please give them a day off with pay & a massage. They're well worth it! I'll be back! :-) Lynn "Beauty" Browne, NREMT-BCMT New Park, PA

A Bit More Tack has been our family go-to place for Horse and stable-related items for years…read more Abbie Little has gone out of her way for my family over the years and it seems she does the same for others. The store is always extremely neat, clean, and well organized. All people we've encountered that work there have been among the most friendly people we know. I highly recommend A Bit More Tack!

From the owner: Every horse and rider needs A Bit More Tack.read more

5 stars in every way ... craftsmanship, quality, value, & friendly service! Gorgeous leatherwork…read morecan be seen in every offering from wallets & purses to bags & belts. Always a smile and willingness to exceed expectations. So convenient, too - located in the heart of Strasburg, PA. A stone's throw away from Sight & Sound Theater, The Amish Village, The Railroad Museum & so much more make Fisher's Harness Shop a perfect pit stop.

We stopped in to this shop. In addition to harnesses…read more They offer many leatherworking supplies. They offer equestrian supplies like brushes, hoof picks, basic medial care, decorative leather goods, wallets, belts and more. The shopkeeper was helpful and friendly to us. (We purchased items and asked questions about ordering a harness soon. We are "English," not part of their community.) The prices were on the low side of reasonable. Not a steal, but not gouging either. Highly recommend to anyone who is looking to do business. Be respectful, they are a harness business, not a tourist attraction.

Step back in time. Back to when genuine customer service mattered. To reasonable prices. To cash…read moreand checks only (no plastic). As well as many of the other unique characteristics of a Pennsylvania Dutch community. This is a large shop for horse supplies. Reins, halters, bridles, everything harness, crops, whips, etc. A few decorative items. Please be respectful, this is a business not a tourist attraction.

Nice People. Can get you practically anything you need for your horse if they don't have it in the…read morestore at a very competitive price.

If you like Horse Driven Carriage and need supplies, this shop has everything you need. They are…read morelocated in a small town off Main St in a warehouse building in a small group of shops. Not a lot on the outside to indicate the business and the clean, high quality items located inside. First, Equine sports tend to be either toward the "practical" people who have less money and do what they can OR "elite" types who have a lot of money to spend and project a need for the best. Again, it is kind of a 'leans' this way or 'leans' the other way. This shop is more for those who have money to spend on the best. We did not project our best, having been visitors to the area and doing a brief visit. So that we felt a little looked down on during our visit. We did get what we needed and the staff were appropriately polite, it was more a perception that we both noted during our visit. You can get all kinds of harness, tack, used carriages, clothing, picnicking items for horse outings. It is a great shop to window shop and see what you need. They also do repairs on equipment or custom tack orders. You also will find a person to answer the phone or emails to answer your concerns. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you get a catalog and review the mail order options and the items that they sale if you are into driven carriage. If you 'lean' toward practical shops for driven carriage then I encourage you to shop around, especially if you do your own self repairs.

From the owner: Driving Essentials Inc. offers a wide range of carriages and carriage driving equipment for sport…read moreand recreational driving.

Super helpful staff. if you don't see it in the store they usually can bring it in from another…read moreone. Great sales too.

Love the store has all that you will ever need great costumer service and has a lot of little and…read morebug brands to choose from truly the best EQ store you can find in my opinion

We visited this shop last week on our trip out of Lancaster. It was on our way home and I wanted…read moreto look for blacksmithing tools mainly tongs. I found two pairs of tongs for $50 each. They were cheaper here than on amazon and a good quality NC Tool Co. This place is located in deep farmland of Amish country. I didn't even see a road sign for it. We found plenty of parking. And by plenty I mean 10 spaces. This isn't a busy spot. You'll spend maybe 15-20 mins looking around. If you're into or getting into blacksmith work this has all the items you need. But keep in mind it's all new with prices higher than what you could get if you look for used anvils and cheaper hammers. These anvils are for farrier work and I believe can be used for heavy blacksmith work as well. You'll be paying $5+ a pound for an anvil. They had about 20 different ones at different sizes. Even stands for them too. They had hammers for all sizes and prices too. The high end ones got for $60-100 a hammer and the cheaper ones are $15-25. So if you got the money you could get a basic set up for blacksmithing. They do take credit cards if you were wondering. This is a great shop. Well worth a trip to get a tool you need. Not a place to visit if you don't plan on buying something cause there isn't any shops near it. Nice people to do business with as well.