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From the owner: Show jumping, hunter, dressage, recreational -horses for sale of all ages and levelsread more

Our kids have been going to Turnout Stables for years now. The place may not look like much, but it…read moreis by far one of the best places for your children to learn about riding, and a great place to prepare them to compete. Whether you are a beginner or an accomplished rider, this is the place for you.

Love this eventing stable. Well run by a wonderful family, it has great (horse) accommodations, is…read moreorganized and (stable) clean. Great outdoor eventing facilities, indoor arena and outdoor rings for jumping/dressage. Ruth, one of the owners is a great coach, correcting people in a fun and kind way - sometimes so subtly they may not even realize they were corrected. Really enjoy watching her teach. This is a competitive barn, focusing on more advanced riders. About 5 minutes south off Highway 7 just past Stittsville. Would I return: Yes Would I recommend: Yes

Well run stable, good schooling horses that are well cared for. Focus is on dressage, though they…read moredo also provide jumping lessons. Best value is paying for lessons by month. Facility is an older building - low ceilings. Lots of character. Arena is small - crowded with 4 riders. Family atmosphere, suitable for younger kids to take lessons at. Well behaved dogs on leash allowed. (My opinion: well behaved means quiet, and not a barker.) Update March 2015: I haven't been out to Queenswood in some time - but they have built a mega-dome, which means my review is out of date. Probably more in the line of a 4 star with that addition. Wonderful to see that happen. Would I return: Yes Would I recommend: Yes.

Terribly managed and students they have there are drunk most of the weekends, showing up to work…read morehalf in the bag handling horses wow so not professional I would not want them near my horse.. Taking 4 to 5 horses out for turnout not professional at all... stay away

From the owner: Notre entreprise se spécialise dans le gardiennage de chevaux, chiens et chats. Nous offrons le…read moregardiennage de chiens et chats à court, moyen et long terme. Que votre chiens soit un petit chihuahua ou un grand Danois, ils sont tous les bienvenue.

We had a great time! Very professional staff. Highly recommend. $55 per person for 1hr horseback…read moreride.

From the owner: Le Ranch La Douceur à Sainte-Agahte-des-Monts est un endroit privilégié pour entre en contact avec…read morela nature. Vous pourrez visiter la mini ferme, le centre d'équitation et profiter de plusieurs commodités, dont une aire de pique-nique, une boutique et un stationnement extérieur. Nous accueillons les groupes pour des cours d'équitation et il est aussi possible de faire de la randonnée à cheval et un tour de poney. Appelez-nous pour en savoir plus sur nos services ou visitez notre page Facebook!

The one review that is present on this website is very outdated and does not provide a very…read moreaccurate representation of this establishment. I have been going here for several years and have had no issues with how things are being run. The farm is currently majority a horse farm and for those who are interested in this it would be a great opportunity. The community is the best part of it and I have had nothing but positive experiences since I started going there. Overall would highly recommend.

My daughter (and I) have volunteered her for a while (over a year). We went in thinking that the…read morebusiness was new, and would improve, and we could have some fun working with the owner. The owner has great ideas, however they have not progressed. There are so many ideas on the go that none seem to get to completion. In my opinion, the barn is filthy with sheep droppings all over - and despite many efforts on my (and others) part to get it cleaned up, it just keeps progressing back to filth. In all fairness to the farmer, there have been issues with flooding which have posed challenges to cleanliness. However, that's only a portion of the year, and doesn't explain the remainder. It's primarily a sheep farm - though the sheep have dwindled. It also has some horses, as the owner is a horse fan. The farm is intended to be a family based farm-tourism spot, with a Christian base. I personally find the amount of swearing going on is not conducive to family atmosphere. (Neither is the level of dirt.) I also have some concerns with the appropriateness of some of the social media posts that are made, and their suitability for a family audience and with some of the decisions that are made around what is appropriate guidance and what isn't. (The girls are there for horseback riding - lets keep it at that level.) As far as riding goes, I have some concerns about safety issues. They run a pony club, which I think is a lot of fun for the younger crowd and appropriately supervised. Older kids are given a lot of unsupervised freedom, which may or may not be a good thing - depends on the rider. Location wise, it's great - close to the Walkle exit of the 417. Would I return: I have in the past, but will not in the future. Would I recommend: Not at this time. The property has great potential for development for agri-tourism serving Ottawa. I hope it happens!