Dream on farms is Heaven for horses! This place is a one stop shop for boarding. Great care, great…read moreatmosphere and wonderful facilities. Very welcoming vibe and great people =) Horses have stalls cleaned daily, any necessary supplements given and free turnout! Pastures are rotated daily and arenas are dragged regularly to keep footing pristine. My horse loves his peek a boo window and the boarders are drama free.

I started private intermediate level riding lessons with Val here last summer, June 2018…read more I didn't have my own horse, as most of the riders there did. It's a beautiful equestrian center, but I didn't feel welcome there at all. Even though I'm an intermediate level rider and have been taking lessons for a few years, my first riding lesson with Val was conducted totally on the ground with the horse. I had some physical issues due to arthritis, and had to postpone/ cancel a few lessons. After a few weeks, Val ghosted me. I called, texted, and emailed, requesting when I would be able to come back and take riding lessons (Val had told me that the horse she wanted me to ride had some physical issues, and wouldn't be available for riding for a while). She never even bothered to respond to me... very unprofessional. Don't bother going there unless you are a highly experienced competitive rider and have a very expensive horse to board there. Very unwelcoming and disappointing place.

My initial euphoria with this barn was based on the outstanding care my colt received after he was…read moregelded. I brought him back to my original barn and found his behavior issues were still a problem, so he returned to The Hideout with full care board plus $250 per month of "training" and turn out with other horses. After two months, he has actually reverted. There is no indication that he received any training. It took 90 mins to get him out of the barn and loaded onto the trailer. He doesn't respect boundaries, won't lead without crowding, rushes doorways. He had a total of four months training at The Hideout, with no appreciable results. Perhaps young horses are not their forte. Val and her staff are caring, competent horse people, but paying for training my young colt was a waste of money.

Not just horse boarding. This place has great people boarding too. We think it is a swell spot for…read moresummer fun. No hunting, no fishing, no trespassing.

very nice barn and community i brought my horse there after he was being mistreated at his old barn…read moreand jen got him back into shape! definitely recommend this place

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I've ridden at nearly a dozen stables, but Horsehaven is my current and most favorite. Solange…read moretrains western, english, and jumping, and has herself competed in saddleseat and driving. She can also ride sidesaddle, and has trained many riders in preparation for the Mongol Derby. Her understanding of what a rider needs to do for each individual horse, in order to achieve maximum performance, is astonishingly deep. New riders become expert riders surprisingly fast. But what I enjoyed most as an experienced rider coming to Horsehaven is how Solange can prove, through demonstration and practical trial, how tiny changes in seat, balance and aids can greatly improve the horse's movement.

Solange at Horsehaven is fabulous. She really spends the time with each rider and provides…read moreexcellent direction. She not only teaches how to ride but to build the relationship between the horses and rider. Recommend this stable for the beginner through advanced riders.

Recently we boarded horses at this facility owned by Lisa Powers. At first things seemed ok until…read morewe found out that she wasn't giving the horses hay even though we were promised 5 flakes a day, her pastures have no grass in them, she keeps moldy round bales and scummy water. She barely puts any bedding in the horses stalls the pastures are filthy full of garbage and re-bar she always complains that everybody is doing something to be mean to her and if you argue or complain she will tell you to leave. If your horse becomes ill or is injured she will not call a vet. She will then tell you she called a vet but won't tell you the vets name and the vets name is rubbed off of all prescription medicine bottles. I have never seen someone care so little about horses and not be on animal police we called the Ohio department of agriculture and will be in contact with many other animal rights societies because this woman has killed a horse due to negligence and if you take your horse there you will be as unhappy as we were.

Absolutely love learning hunter/jumpers and fox hunting at DHS!! The horses and people are…read morefantastic especially the instructors Lana and Audra!! They also do trail rides for experienced riders in the local parks around town and travel to various fox hunts throughout the region and into the south in the winter as well. Highly recommend for lessons, adventures, boarding etc!

The best horse boarding and training facility in NE Ohio! A fun barn that allows you to go fox…read morehunting, horse showing and trail riding. You can board your own horse or use one of the DHS horses.

Great place and people. They are a 501c3 and run on volunteers. If you volunteer, be careful…read morecause you will fall in love with the horses.

What a great place. Indoor and outdoor riding arena's. Lessons and horse rescue where horses can…read morebe adopted. The staff is over the top nice and extremely helpful.