Both large and small dog areas . Wood chips on approximately 1/2 of area and grass on the other 1/2…read more. Small structure in the center with benches to each side of the structure for pet parents to relax while their pups are at play . Nice sized park for dogs to run freely . A bit of mud in spots at this time of year , but the local dog parents say that the wood chips are replaced a couple of times a year .

It's a great dog park. Lots of Conscientious dog owners…read more It's perfect everyone is friendly and helps each other out. It's a social event for owners and dogs

Amazing care, no drama, quiet barn…read more Owners are the best kind of people! Pony has been happy for years...

First of all, I would like to say that I have been at Horseshoe farm for over 10 years! I can…read morehonestly say the review by rebel t was probably made because of her own actions! She is a young kid, that left on bad terms. Terms that she made by her own actions. In the 10 years I have been at Horseshoe Farm, I have never seen any of the issues Rebel t is accusing the farm owners of doing! When I first came to the farm and for several years after, there was a young black gentleman that would come to ride a few times a week. It was only after he graduated and moved away that he left. He was very happy here! And still stops by on occasion to visit with the owners! I would not call the owners prejudice. I have never heard them say anyting badly about gay people! And they would scrutinize ANY unknown person. It's their responsibility to know of all people coming onto the property. It is not based on race, or sexual orientation! I know for a fact that rebel t's horse had issues from day one being lame. It had nothing to do with the care she received at Horseshoe Farm. She was an ex-racehorse, who had a bone chip in one of her legs. I remember quite clearly pointing out to her owner on several occasions that she was lame. And her owner just brushed it off. I know for a fact Rebel t's horse was fed every day. I find it funny how Horseshoe Farm is known as "the fat farm', and the only horses that are thin are either an older horse, or horses that just came in from another boarding situation. And as far as the owners taking hay to feed their other horses, they have over 2500 bales of hay delivered every year for their own horses, and get monthly grain deliveries! They use quality hay and grain and give it to all of the horses depending on each horses needs. I rough board my horses, which means I feed them myself. But, the owners of Horseshoe Farm still keep an eye on my horses, and they communicate with me if they feel they need more (or less) hay or grain. Being at a the boarding facility, sometimes things disappear on occasion. While I am not going to accuse any one person of stealing, several items disappeared in a couple months span witch looks very suspicious. And maybe quite coincidental that we no longer have an issue. The borders are all friendly and will borrow or loan equipment. But only after asking, or being asked. Before you take the bad review to heart, you must consider the source. A young kid made the bad review for Horseshoe Farm well after she left on bad terms. I will review horseshoe farm on my own personal experiences of the last 10+ years. The owners of horseshoe farm have always taken top-notch care of my horses! I am what is considered a rough border. I do most of the work myself. Taking care of my own horses. And I buy my own hay, grain, and shavings. I must add, that I have a barn at my house and could have my horses there. I choose to keep them at Horseshoe Farm because I know they are well cared for, the owners are on property 24/7. I can enjoy horse ownership while having responsible and knowledgeable horse people take care of my horses if needed! The owners of the barn stomp on drama quickly! The boarders at the barn know they can always go to the owners if they have a problem! And in my experiences, problems are handled quickly and completely! If you are still concerned about a bad review and are looking for answers, I would ask local veterinarians and farriers in the area how Horseshoe Farm is. And how well the horses are taken care of! From my own personal experiences, in the past 10-plus years. I would give Horseshoe Farm a "5-star", "2-thumbs up", "A++" review!

Well,way back in 1977-78 I attended Equestrian horse shows at Cloverleaf Farms. I have fond…read morememories of there.

Owen Bell is a staple in our town. They have everything…read morefrom tennis court, splash pad, to a newly paved running track, baseball field and a skate park. The park is clean and I enjoy that there is ice cream readily available on site! (Ra Ras) My husband and I have played softball there through our league and the field is OKAY, it could use a little TLC as far as the outfield is uneven in left center, almost like there's a pipe or something under the field. What I would like to see is some sort of concession stand for the complex. A lot of the times we come from work and just need something quick before the game or after the game or even when we're watching our nephews at the playground. Overall this park is clean, accessible, and diverse for activities!

Great places for kids, updated and clean. The ice cream place is also amazing. I highly recommend.read more

I've ridden here for 2 years & now that I own a horse I keep her here. Excellent horse care,…read morebeautiful turnout, great stalls, fantastic indoor & outdoor rings. Everyone who works here is kind, compassionate, knowledgeable & savvy. They get how to run a horse farm! They take care of my mare & me & I never worry. Can't say enough positive things about the farm & all the people involved with it!

I have been visiting this dog park for over a year and had nothing but good experiences with the…read morepeople and other dogs. More recently, I've noticed a lot of people not taking care of their dogs poop. It is all over the place. To add on to that, today my dog was attacked by another (bigger) dog. It grabbed her by the leg and dragged her. She now has a stitch in her leg from the puncture wound. Point of this review... watch out for dog poop and watch out for other dogs. Be cautious. I don't want this happening to anyone else.

Same park as the Pawsitive Park, great dog park with areas for big dogs and small dogs. They up…read morethe game a notch by having a kids fenced-in area, so kids can get their energy out separately from the dogs, which is brilliant! Area was clean and well cared for

Dr Bourgeois and her staff are great!!!…read more Very kind & knowledgeable Patricia Davis Thank you

Since we moved to CT in 2005 we have, upon recommendation of a trusted friend, dog owner/dog lover,…read morebrought all our dogs to Meadow Hill for their health and well-being care and have always been impressed with the kindness, compassion, professionalism, and expertise provided by Dr. Mills Cone and the staff there. The surroundings are pleasant and everyone there is personable, contientious, and experienced in animal care. We trust them implicitly to perform not only the prefunctory annual exams and tests but also to correctly diagnose any health issues that may come up and treat them expertly and expeditiously. We can't say enough good things about Meadow Hill Veterinary Shoppe and recommend them highly. Needless to say, we will continue to bring our animals to them for all their care.

Best barn ever. The owner takes great care of the property. Anyone in the horse world knows how…read morehard it is to find a good barn, and after the barn I was at for 25 years closed, I went through a few places that promised me the world, and turned out to be terrible places. I was traumatized when I got to Klitzners and asked so many questions over and over prior to moving in. Now it's over 2 years later, and no complaints. The ring is dragged weekly, the boarders get along great, the property is plowed early morning on snow days, the trails are plentiful and cleaned up yearly. Grateful I found a perfect place!