Dana and Lauren are THE BEST! I learned everything from them and they always had great feedback…read more They also take wonderful care of the horses and always have your back. They also help you prepare to take on all your goals. If you are looking for a farm this is it!

A fantastic place to take lessons that's much closer to Atlanta than many other stables! Tammy is…read moreso sweet, positive and truly cares about her riders and horses. Her horses are safe and so well taken care of. I am so glad I found Tammy and have really enjoyed getting back into riding at the Willows Connection.

From the owner: New fantastic location, safe horses, and lots of beginner friendly horse riding opportunities…read more From one on one lessons on the ground or on the horses to fun day and week long camps learning about horses and horse care. Check out our website to learn more about what we have to offer you and your family.

I have been at Foxcroft since 2012. The barn has helped me grow and expand from a scared, timid…read morepony rider to a successful junior rider with my large junior hunter. The trainer, Tim Sweat, found my current horse and we were a perfect match. He has allowed me to become more confident and be extremely successful at all of the shows I have gone to (pulling a tricolor at most of them They have a great IEA team and a great group of people there no matter where you look. The horses are always well taken care of and the facility is gorgeous. There are trainers for every level of riding that allow you to expand your knowledge and physical ability. If you're looking for a barn, I wouldn't recommend any place other than here.

I have boarded at Foxcroft for a little over a year. Everyone is very nice and easy to get to know…read more I'm a senior' boarder and I don't show my horse. The young owners are fabulous riders and enjoy showing. They also show affection, patience and love for their horses. No snobs. Just true equestrians. I don't worry about my horse 'when I sleep' because the caretakers live at barn. Stalls always clean. Instructor is very experienced!!! and always ready to help when asked. Just a great place!!!

My kids (7 and 9 yo) love this farm. Horses are very smart and well maintained…read more Trainer Beth is very patient and kind. The owner is nice too. We love coming back here. They also have a happy to play doggy there and 4 kittens my kids play with before the class!:)

I live next to the Go With It Farms in Johns Creek. The horses are out in the heat all day. Even…read moreduring the excessive heat advisory. Only one bale of hay. Absolutely no shade. Maybe the owner should go stand in the arena with the horses and see what it feels like. We've reported them to animal control and the agriculture department.

Sunny Brook Stables is an oasis in the middle of Marietta, a bit of a hidden magical farmland gem…read moreamidst urban hustle and bustle. As soon as you step onto the property, you automatically exhale, the body naturally relaxes and a big smile spreads across your face.  My 4 year old recently attended the Sunny Brook Stables Spring Camp and had an absolute blast. Not only is the farm setting, with the 14 horses, clucking ducks and chickens, munching goats and pot bellied pigs incredibly idyllic, but the people working there are also all so wonderfully warm and welcoming! My 4 year old quickly bonded with her camp counselor Trinity who is full of bubbles of laughter, warmth, enthusiasm and joy! My daughter has been constantly talking about her experiences there since and repeatedly asking to return. She attended on the recommendation of an older friend, and we're so happy we listened. You'll find that if you go on our recommendation, you too will soon be highly recommending it to others!

I was attempting to find a job at a stables somewhere because I love horses. I probably reached out…read moreto 20 stables but Sunny Brook was the only one that responded. Dr. Holman was very kind and considered and interviewed me. She took time out of her busy schedule to interview me and watch me ride, even though she didn't really need assistance. I didn't end up working there but I was thoroughly impressed with her incredible horsemanship skills. Small stable, and maybe not the best for birthday parties, but a kind staff and beautiful horses.

I so enjoyed bringing my grandchildren here again this year…read more There is a wonderful hayride. Lots of goodies to eat, especially homemade ice cream! A large selection of pumpkins. Many farm activities. A hay maze, petting farm, vintage carousel, face painting. Don't miss this farm!

I've visited this pumpkin patch for the past 3 years and I've seen them make progress of adding…read moresmall details. They have the tractor ride that rides in a circle, they brought the pumpkins to the front so you no longer need to get on the tractor. What do they have - farm animals ( 3 goats 2 chicken and 2 pigs) - funnel cakes and hot dogs - a bathroom - a old play slide Parking is $5 and this year the pumpkins were on sale for 1 for $15 or 2 for $20. How can this place be improved adding more activities for people to do. Improving the tractor ride sitting area the wood is loose (lost screws and it's a bit poking). If you waited too long to go to the pumpkin patch and live around the area then I would recommend Berry Patch Farms.

There are a few stables near our home in East Cobb but none are as professionally run as Falcon…read moreRidge--the owners are on-site and very hands-on. Our daughter has only taken lessons for a year but she has really excelled with their training! Perhaps the facilities aren't as new and pretty as some of the North Fulton stables, but I can definitely say her Camp experiences were night and day from one in Milton (2010, very basic) versus Falcon Ridge (2011, more fun for her, more in-depth lessons). Looking forward to seeing her continue to learn and do more in the future! Big fan!

Watched my 8 year old ride in the covered arena on a rainy day - an accident waiting to happen. I…read morecould hardly watch. The horse she was on seemed distracted and she couldn't control it. Her young "trainer" just kept yelling at her to use her legs, but I could tell she was frightened and didn't know what that meant. The part of the covered arena she was using wasn't entirely covered, so the rain was still getting in, there was lots of mud that her pony did not want to go in, and yet she was with 3 other riders who were having their own lesson using one jump in this tiny area. One of the other girls almost ran into my daughter and then her trainer yelled at her! There were 8 other riders, with 2 different trainers who, maybe because they owned their own horses, were lucky to have the rest of the covered arena although there were lots of horses and riders charging around. What a mess! 12 horses, 12 riders, 3-4 trainers, parents everywhere - chaos. Maybe this place is ok when it's sunny and they can use different riding areas, but things seemed dangerous - I wasn't the only parent that was anxious! Finding somewhere else to ride.