Arrived for our first lesson on a Sunday afternoon....no-one at office…read more. no one around except other riders...ask a rider, young man, where we were suppose to go. He directed us thru two barns to our instructor. She was nice , a little rough. but nice. She told our daughter to go pick a hat. What?! We had NEVER ridden english and had no idea what we were suppose to be looking for. But we picked one, which ended up being to big. She had our daughter get on, now our pony looked like a underfed old barely able to stand older pony. I felt very sorry for the little thing. We were lead around the entire barn area twice...then taken to the covered arena , where another lesson was being conducted and I think we intruded. After about 3 times around our instructor told our daughter that she had another student and she needed to get off. I was very very put off from this experience. I guess the western world is a little more friendly....or perhaps I chose the wrong English place for our first lesson. Needless to say I canceled our camp reservation. I think I can do as well as they did. I do NOT recommend this place.

Owner is full of himself thinking he is above other people and has the right to put down children…read moreand boarders in front of other people. We boarded there and were looking at buying a saddle from Kai, the owner and while trying to negotiate a price, he called my daughter a barn rat. There was also a lot of insanity around him not allowing people to leave with their horses once disgusted by his terrible manners. Literally tried blocking the exit until people threatened to call the police to remove their own horses! This man is unhinged, very unprofessional, and extremely rude.

Very sweet home owners. They let us trot on the trail which was our favorite part of the ride…read more Owner was very nice and is great with conversation.

Great place!! Anywhere besides Wild Estates is the right place for your horse. Here the owner…read moreactually works with and understands horses.

We moved to Treeline two years ago and have been thoroughly happy with our move. The trainers are…read moretop notch, the horses are high quality and very well cared for, the facility is wonderful and there is a large indoor arena, and the top priority for the owner is that the kids have a wonderful and safe experience. Our daughter has excelled under the care of the Treeline team and has won more ribbons than we can count at the shows, too.

My daughter has been riding at Treeline for a couple years. It is a family owned business and…read morethey truly make you feel like you are part of the Treeline Family. The life lessons that are learned by caring for a horse are truly priceless. The growth I have seen in my daughter both as a rider and a young lady truly warm my heart. The barn has a great group of girls that are very supportive and always willing to offer a helping hand. It is a beautiful facility and you can tell the horses are very happy and well cared for.

New ownership seems clueless about the health, care, and wellbeing of the horses there. The…read morefacility is decrepit, filthy, and run down. I would not recommend this business to anyone looking to board their horse in the area.

I have boarded here. All the negative reviews of this place are true. I was initially impressed…read morewith the improvements to the property the new owners made. But soon realized that, aside from the cosmetic changes, they had little to no knowledge of how to run a horse boarding business or even care properly for horses. While I was there a horse suffered a very bad colic because the staff had fed it grain in the morning with no hay or water and left it locked in its stall nearly all day. I saw horses get loose from paddocks and the main pasture several times because the gates either did not close correctly or the help had forgotten to close them. Another horse had it's face torn open on a gate with large metal bolts left exposed and not covered or capped. Full care boarders were forced to clean their own stalls and empty water buckets regularly because the help did a poor job or did not do it at all. Feedings, if they included supplements or special instructions, were rarely done as instructed. The staff would dump whatever amount of hay and grain they felt like and gripe about the "high maintenance owners" and disparage their horses. I personally witnessed this. In addition to the dangerous conditions and ignorance, there is more drama, gossip and petty back stabbing at this barn than I have ever seen in more than 10 years of horse ownership. Caveat Emptor.

Rachel Roweeter is an AMAZING owner, coach, trainer and competitor. She is adept at seeing details…read morethat need improvement and supporting the student to consistently learn to improve and be the best rider they can be. She is Safety focused, organized, timely, professional, kind and caring. 1000% Recommended!

From the owner: Specializing in hunter, jumper, and equitation horses and riders. Native River Farms offers…read morecustomized training options as well as short-term tune up’s, consignment sales, and lease options. The farm also has a lesson program for those without their own horse. Contact us for more information!

Stunning! The place is run brilliantly by highly skilled people who not only care deeply for horses…read moreand animal welfare in general, but are also professionally trained to look after them. Sara is a qualified trainer and a national-level competitive rider. Once you enter the facilities, you know you're in great hands. From beginners to professional riders competing at top levels, they truly cater to everyone. Since my last visit, they've made further improvements to the facilities, and the quality of service is even better than before. I would definitely bring children here to learn the basics of horse riding and progress all the way to high-level competition. The staff can train riders at every stage, from novice to advanced, and they excel in both dressage and show jumping. They also bring in top trainers from out of town to ensure the best possible instruction at all times. A truly exceptional equestrian centre -- it has the warmth of home combined with the standards of high-level competition.

I came here for an Italian wine pop-up and little did I know that I would be spending my Sunday…read moreafternoon drinking wine on a beautiful equestrian ranch, enjoying the sun and petting horses. My friend and I had a great time and enjoyed the wine, we got to talk to the owners, and support local small businesses. The owner told me they'll be doing events with horseback riding lessons in 2025 so I will definitely be back!

My daughters do lessons and camps here and have for years. Great instructors, love the owner, and…read moreall the riders and families are like one big family.

A place where horses go to be impaled by wire wrapped down trees (almost ending my own horses…read morecareer), EPM runs rampant, they live in knee deep mud and grossly overrun grounds, get ridden lame until they're hauled out on a trailer to be put down or sold with a pack of lies. City kids ride lame, backyard bred horses on endless circles learning next to nothing about horsemanship and get hurt. Owner yells at instructors infront of children...yells at children. Changes her own rules based on her own dishonest practices. This place is about tricking people out of money and chews through horse after horse while doing it. There are great people here...caring parents, amazing kids and coaches and they have a lot to lose by being honest but I've had enough with my own experience here, my child's, my horses and watching others and their horses be mistreated.