I boarded my horses at this facility under a self-care arrangement, where I personally handled all…read moreof their feeding and care. For the first several months, things went smoothly. However, during my final month there, the owner began doing the feeding himself for other boarders, and that's when serious issues started. While driving a four-wheeler around with open buckets of feed, portions of that feed were dropped right outside my horses' pens. Both of my horses have genetic muscle disorders and are highly sensitive to high-sugar, high-starch, and gluten-containing feeds. Even small amounts can make them sick. After this change in routine, my mare colicked twice in two weeks. When I tried to address these concerns calmly, the environment became increasingly uncomfortable. From the start, I was treated poorly -- the owner openly told others not to like me -- and it only worsened when I advocated for my horses' dietary needs. To make matters worse, when I left the property, I was accused of taking a water trough that I had originally brought with me. Thankfully, several people could confirm that it belonged to me. If your horses have any medical or dietary sensitivities, or if you prefer a respectful, drama-free environment, I would be cautious about boarding here. Always put every instruction and agreement in writing and keep records of your own equipment and feed.

This is the place to go if you want an amazing riding experience! I learned so much and any…read morequestion I had they had the answer. They were very sweet and I hope to see them the next time I come down to visit my family.

The person leading the trail ride barely spoke to me and my family. He smelled like marijuana, and…read moreleft us behind when it was my first time riding ever! I told the manager but she seem preoccupied with Facebook rather than speaking to us. She didn't even greet us. Just walked up and asked for the cash. Very unprofessional. The best part of the facility was the cat and the bathroom.

Went back for another try to be fair for my poor review previously. The place is still rough. The…read morehelp was even less helpful now. Some kid who was nice, but didn't really seem to want to be there, lead the training session. boys asked him questions about the horses but he either ignored them or just laughed. Manager couldn't be found anywhere so I ended up leaving without paying, so that was nice!

Looking for a place to hike? Bike? Kayak? Bird? Bring horses for a trail ride?…read moreThis is it. Several marked trails, about 65 miles of paved and unpaved roads with old concrete ruins rising out of the forest. This was once the Longhorn Ammunition Plant and has a lot of history that you can read about in the visitor center (if you can find it!). The visitor center is behind the Refuge offices. Take the first right after you enter the gates, then the first left to find it.

This was a great find by accident. We found out about it while at the state park and it was…read moredefinitely worth the stop. It is an old army ammunition factory that was turned over to the wildlife and fisheries department. Shells of some of the old buildings still stand. Lots of birds and wildlife, but very, very few people.

Great summer camp program! Kids were able to learn and do so much - grooming before & after riding,…read moreriding in the arena and a short trail ride, and stall cleaning. All the things you need to do if you want to own horses.

I was visiting from Illinois and was hoping to enjoy a trail ride at RH Equestrian. I registered…read morefor a time to go riding, and was told that they would get back to me confirming the ride. NEVER HEARD FROM THEM. Very disappointed. That was something I so looking forward to, and nothing! I wish they hadn't gotten my hopes up by indicating they would get back to me. So wrong!

I arrived yesterday for my appointment for a very affordable horseback trail ride. The lady leading…read morethe trail ride was an experienced rodeo barrel racer and knew horses. We started with a detailed safety orientation that included voice and physical commands, my body leaning angles for uphills and downhills, and what to expect from the horse. We rode the trail for an enjoyable ride. During the ride the wind blew off my hat and we continued the ride. Back at the corral at the end of the ride I sat in the shade while the nice lady went back and got my hat back to me. The Roselake Ranch is a large multi-purpose ranch with a variety of animals. They also had small horses for childrens rides. They have Christmas events for children.

We had a great time visiting the very friendly animals and horseback riding! 5 of us went on a hot…read moreJuly day and we visited the petting zoo as the horses were saddled up. Then we mounted the horses and went on the trail walk which wound through the shaded tree area. It was excellent for the price.