PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU GO HERE!! 0 STARS Months back I had a meeting with Alice about a short-term marketing job for her current horses with another newly hired girl. During the "interview" I spent the majority of the time sitting uncomfortably in silence while Alice ranted on and on about how INCREDIBLY happy she was that I am not ugly or overweight. Odd, right? Fast forward, the new hire and I are aimlessly walking around the barn alone with no idea what to do. We quickly noticed the horses had NO HAY, NO WATER, NO BEDDING, and were tacked up from open to close. The girths remained tightly secured the entirety of the day. Almost every horse had several burs stuck in their manes, tails, and forelocks. It appeared they had not been groomed in WEEKS. During the short time of handling these poor horses, Nicole and I noticed they were all broken down in some way. 100% were lame. 100% had ribs showing too much. 100% were so obviously unhappy. Aside from the horses, Dennis was extremely creepy. He would slowly follow us around the barn in his car without saying a word. He even threw his cigarette at Nicole. He would tell us to do something, leave, come back, and then ask why the f**k we were doing what he told us to do. I met the ONE employee they have and needless to say, he was more than willing to dive into how shitty the owners are without me asking. It was also apparent that he abuses the horses and is NOT a horse person. Additionally, Alice and Dennis were more than willing to dive into how "dumb and slow" their only employee is without me asking. I left crying because I felt so horrible for those poor animals. Do not buy from here, do not take pony rides from here, do not take trails from here, do not send your horse here, do not do not DO NOT! Nicole contacted me a day or two later explaining how she confronted Alice about the quality of her horses. Unsurprisingly, Alice responded very aggressively. To the people considering doing business here: DO NOT. Alice and Dennis do not care about their horses in any way, shape, or form. They will deceive you into think these horses are happy and able to work. This place should be shut down. I have 2 equine related college degrees. I CANNOT make this shit up. This place is disgusting. read more

We enjoyed a time spent with the horses. Even though we had no reservation we were welcomed and taken care. My daughter had a pay ride that she enjoyed till the last minute. Thank you for having us read more

I came here on a trail ride with a friend. None of the horses I saw seemed to be in good condition. They all had flies landing on them everywhere; it seems they don't use fly spray. Some of the horses seemed dull in spirit and pretty skinny. A lot had open wounds on them and needed farrier care. I think Crowley's primary function is for sales auctions and second to give western trail rides. The trail ride itself was fine, it included walking and trotting. Their horses follow each other in single file line and are trail trained. The ride went through trails in the woods nearby mostly. It was $30 a person. Unfortunately the trail horses had to stand for a while with saddle and bridle on, waiting for people to ride them. My concern mostly is that the horses don't seem to be treated that well. If the horses were treated better I would definitely come here again. read more

These people disgust me. They sold us a horse that almost killed me. He was advertised to be like a pet. Yeah, pet alright. He almost killed the guy who came to take him back. DO NOT fall for their tricks. They rope you into getting a horse and WILL NOT give you a refund. Stormy Gray Skye is a dangerous horse and they have, once again, advertised him as a gentle pet. God help the poor people who are hoodwinked into purchasing him. I hope it is not some nice parents looking for a horse for their little girl. Welcome to our nightmare. Now we are stuck dealing with people who we know are crooked. It is not pleasant. They force you into continuing to deal with them. I think the Massachusetts States Attorney should investigate them. I am sure that the horse we bought was tranquilized. It's no wonder that they close up shop and run away to Florida every winter. Their facilities are run down and filthy. I don't know what that guy Brian is on, but I'm glad I never had any of it. One thing that really left an impression on me was the number of knives stowed away in the corners, just out of sight, but close enough to grab. Not pocket knives, mind you, but knives that could really hurt someone. These people are liars and crooks. God knows what else... Long story short.... STAY AWAY! STAY AWAY! read more

I will not go back here. The trail rides were just ok, however the people working there did not give me a good experience. Very disorganized and care more about the money then the horses. Hack horses are left fully tacked up all day from 9 am to dark. depressing. read more

I went for a trail ride this week and I was honestly mortified by what I saw. Their trail horses are kept tacked up (BRIDLE AND ALL) all day long. The trail guide, Joe, kicked a laying horse to make the poor thing stand up. I consider myself a season equestrian, and never have I seen a place as bad as this! The tack is falling apart, and they use lame horses for back to back hour-long trail rides. DO NOT go here for trail rides. I hear they have decent auctions, but their own horses are not treated well! read more

I went to Crowley's with my 13 y.o daughter and husband. We ended up having such a great time horseback riding with one of their guides, Joe. He is awesome! As a matter of fact, everyone there was nice. Saw a guy there that once had a drink with John Wayne! The hour long ride was a nice way to escape the stress of life. read more

The staff is amazing, knowledgable, friendly and funny. I recommend this place 100%, friendly dog like donkeys are a bonus!!!

What can I say about crowleys well nothing great. I volunteered at crowleys last summer and I went back today for a trail ride to see if anything has changed. Not surprising nothing changed. The horses still stand there all day tacked up in smalls pens in hot weather. When I worked there they used the same horses over and over when they had a dozen others that could have been tacked up and rode as well. When I went on my ride my horse was in okay condition it was clear that all of their trail horses need to be seen by a farrier. While their horses for sale are perfectly fine the trail horses do not seemed to be kept up well. The man who took us on a trail ride was named Chris he was sort of nice and taught my friend who had never ridden before the correct way to ride but did use some pretty vulgar language to us and ate a sandwich while riding his horse. (In my opinion that is very unprofessional) we made small talk about my friend who is going to college and asked if we smoked or drank we said no of course and he said you should try it. We were unbelievably uncomfortable when he asked us this. He also cursed around us and did not make a very nice guide overall. Before this trail ride today as I said I volunteered at crowleys my "boss" was named joe he was an extremely rude person I went on a few trail rides with him and some customers he talked very rude to them and did treat their horses well. Joe also smokes around the horses and does not treat them well at all, just an example he hit and kick the horses very hard which is unexceptable. I was shocked that he was still there today after when I quit working I told the owners wife Alice that she and her husband should look into hiring someone different to tend to the trail rides. Overall I would not recommended crowleys and if the owners see this review I really hope they change the way the trail rides are done. read more

wicked nice horses and people were great.