My friend's daughter had her 7th birthday party here and it was great!! The place was very easy to…read morefind, with ample parking in the pasture. All the horses look healthy and well taken care off, The party package includes a horse ride, walking the miniature horse, a petting zoo and crafting time. Everything was well organized and adults were having as much as the kiddos. The staff were amazing!! I got my car stuck in the wet mud and they helped me pull it out!! Yay!! Highly recommended for a kids birthday party destination.

Was up for sale according to trainer. That was told to me in March 2022 so no idea if there is a…read morenew owner. If not, dont even think of leaving your horse in this horrible place if you care for it at all. See pictures of what happened to my filly due to their negligence.

Paid him to care for and train our Friesian Quarter cross filly basic ground manners. Two weeks and…read moremany warnings about the danger of her gate on her paddock being ignored by Facility And Mr Hughes, my filly was horribly injured. 15000 dollars and 8 months later she has healed. Mr Hughes denied any responsibility for her injuries and refused to pay any vet bills nor return our already paid training money. The filly came home worse than she left home. I never expected such deceit from this seemingly kind and authentic person. Penryn Oak Stables refused any recompense either. Enter at your own risk!

To Diane Fox I don't know if you remember me while you were…read morehere with Bella but I am going to set the record straight. Mike did an amazing job with Bella up to the day Bella hurt her self in her paddock. You also wanted me to write a bad review about Mike and you even told me you were going to lie and make up story's to hurt Mike's horse training and to hurt Penryn Oak Stales. You are a horrible lady for making up lies about what happen. Bella hurt her self in her paddock and you are just looking to blame someone for what happen even though it isn't true. You even said when you were leaving here that someone has to take the blame and it doesn't matter if it is true or not. Mike is an amazing horse trainer and this was not his fault or the fault of Penryn Oak Stables

Top tier ranch. They are no longer offering trail rides but for any other needs, this is a great…read moreplace to go. Alan works the ranch tirelessly, ensuring the grounds and horses are well cared for. Jess trains the horses and the riders in a way that's unparalleled to other facilities. She will help you and your horse become strong and confident riders, and forge a bond like no other. This is the ranch for you, you and your horse will be happy you came!

This Ranch never disappoints! I have purchased packages for different occasions several times. I…read morealways had a blast. Owners are attentive, patient, always listen, are kind. I never felt rushed or that the focus was not around me and my invited guests. Ranch is clean and has a fantastic ambience. Horses used for my packages. Were also did so well with each of my guests. All and any questions answered when inquiring about horses and horse care. It was always a wonderful time and I highly recommend for any of your horse needs.

I recently decided that I'd like to take riding lessons and I had the opportunity to take a number…read moreof group lessons with my sister and sister-in-law at Knicker Knob. The trainer who worked with us, Amy, is incredibly patient and kind. Her teaching style is so thorough and clear. She and the other trainers stress horsemanship -- you learn how to get your horse, tack them up, and you learn about the anatomy of the horse and so much more. It's not just a lesson where you jump on an already tacked up horse, ride, and go home. You truly get the full experience and the goal is to prepare you for a day when you might own your very own horse. The barn has a very welcoming and relaxed feel, everyone is so kind and wonderful. The lesson horses are also great! Whether you're an adult looking for lessons or you have kids who want to take lessons, I would definitely recommend checking out this place and trying it out. It's also amazing that they have access to Folsom Lake trails.

This is the best barn. Jennifer is a great trainer and goes out of her way to make sure boarders…read moreare comfortable and lessons are great. We searched many barns to find the right one. This is it. Highly recommened checking out this barn before making any decisions.

They are a great barn community who understand the sport of Endurance. If you are seeking to learn…read morehow to compete in endurance in a large barn with a lot of support then this is your place. They also offer summer camps and daily lessons for those just starting out but not ready for trail. Highly recommend.

Great barn. I've learned so much about endurance and horsemanship this past year. Although this is…read moreprimarily an endurance focused barn, the instructors have a strong foundation in dressage and teach proper riding and safety. Samantha Ellis also helped me find and purchase a horse out of state. I am beyond happy with the horse she helped me purchase, who has blossomed in her training program.

My 6 year old Arabian mare likes it here. She's been boarding here the past 4 months. Facilities…read moreare in good condition. Owners live on the property. They are good honest operators. There are 70 - 80 horses at these barns. Quality of feed is high. Workers are reliable and responsible. Tack rooms are clean and organized. Lakeside has a great reputation in the local horse community. The best farriers, veterinarians, & trainers gladly come here to service the horses. Prices for boarding, lessons are average for the region. Good value.

I boarded my horse here for 5 years. After the economy collapsed, I was unable to pay the last…read moremonths rent. I'd been paying $750 a month for full board for 5 years. The owner was riding my horse, training him and taking care of him completely. After paying $750 for five years, after one month, she "put him out to pasture", which lessened my bill from $750 to $300. He dropped several hundreds of pounds in weight, due to the fact that he was super, super passive- she knew this about him. She called me and told me he wasn't getting any food because the other horses were overbearing and he was overly passive. There was nothing I could do as I'd moved out of state and was working on having him shipped back east. She did nothing to isolate him so he could get some food for himself and watched him starve. I owe her $300. She neglected my horse and starved him after having him on her property for years over a $300 bill. I had moved out of state and told her I needed her to make sure he got on the trailer I'd scheduled for him. She refused. She told me (after taking care of my horse for 5 years) that she refused to show up for a trailer, that she "didn't do that" ... and that I'd have to be there, or schedule someone else to show up and meet with the driver. Of course, in the end, she was there .... of course .. she was there. She made me schedule another person to be there, but, of course, she was there, looking for her $300. I had my boyfriend's mother meet the driver, whom knew nothing about horses, but she agreed to help me because Lakeside told me she would not meet the driver. The owner of this "equestrian center" put my horse on a trailer and refused to send him off with any hay (FOOD). I was unaware that the man driving my horse, would not provide food for him. It was my responsibility to feed him. Lakeside, though she was there, even though she told me she would not be there, did not call me and tell me she was sending him off on a 3,500 mile trailer ride without any food. From California to the east coast of the country. The driver told Lakeside Equestrian Center this and she could have very easily sent him off with two bales of hay- my mother n law would have paid her for them. But no, she didn't. She put him on the trailer with zero food, on a trip from California to the east coast. He was on the road for almost two weeks, with no food. Not sure how the driver or Lakeside can just watch a horse starve. Horrible, horrible, just really horrible. When he arrived on the east coast, he was very thin- I was surprised he was still alive. I worked for months to put weight on him. Never board your horse where money is the main priority. Eventually, you will pay the price ten times over.

The place is not kept up at all, tons of junk laying around everywhere…read more no pride in ownership at all. Tammy has her daughter working as her trainer & she showed no interest in twirling with our horse, couldn't get a call back from her regarding a schedule to get our horse out there. Not professional at all.

Came here with a big group. 2 adults and 3 little girls. They LOVED it. The kids had the best…read moretime. Fallon and River were awesome and you can tell they grew up on a horse farm and love what they do. My girl had the best time taking care of, getting to know, and riding her horse. At the end of each day of camp (3 days)the last hour was dedicated to the kids playing games. Water ballon fights, wheel barrel races and a pinata on the last day!