Good business, clean, looks good, very nice owners, good horses, good people highly recommended…read morebusiness.

Great experience. The horses were tame and calm. There was plenty of parking. The address was spot…read moreon. Our first beach experience was so nice. The wind, the waves. The horses were ready to go when we got there. They thanked us for riding with them. We did sign a waiver. It seemed like there was an opportunity to do the waivers on line. So that's probably my what I would have done different. My 2 kids under 18 loved it! They gave my youngest a very calmest horse. He was the leader of the ride. There were people around, fishing. They didn't seem to mind. Overall, 5 stars! Will definitely come back again!

My son and I went here for our birthdays. 2 hour drive but we'll worth the trip. They have…read moreeverything organized and on time here. The horses are well kept and know exactly what to go and where to go. The beach was empty and we rode for an hour for $50. Such an enjoyable time. I wish I could remember the guys name who took us out riding. I believe he was from Brazil. He was absolutely amazing!!! He was the perfect person for that. You could see he had those horses in check and cared about them. He was so engaging and spent time and talked with everyone. He even took a bunch of photos for us! I can't wait to do it again!!!

I've been a volunteer for FRA for almost a year and I've taken lessons for a couple of months and I…read morecan safely say that there is so much goodness at this barn. The owner, Alison, puts the horses and her clients over her own needs ANY day. In the short time I have been with her, I've learned so much about horse care and equitation. She has created a space where I feel safe and challenged. Lessons are also affordable, especially for the Wellington range. I've developed such a bond with the horses and my trainer!

Beautiful horses and caring people at this ranch. It was easy to find and I had a wonderful lesson…read moreand am looking forward to my next one

Took my boyfriend here for his birthday because he has been wanting to go horseback riding! We had…read morea blast! Chandra was our tour guide and she made the experience awesome. We were given the option to help feed them, brush them, and basically see what it's like to take care of them! The greenery was beautiful to look at as well and she even stopped and took as many pictures as we wanted! She helped build my confidence to let my horse canter towards the end of the tour and it was awesome! She let us tell her if we wanted to just walk, trot, canter, etc. based on how comfortable we were! It was also so nice to see that the horses were able to roam free almost and had no stables. They had a lot more freedom than I'm used to seeing when I've done horseback riding tours in the past. I would high recommend this tour!

AMAZING EXPERIENCE! Sue is a personable generous kind and adventurous woman who really went out of…read moreher way to show me an unforgettable day. 10/10 recommend, bucket list type stuff. -Moriah

Never answered my emails or phone calls. Wish I could give a review but since no one ever got back…read moreto me on my multiple inquiries, I cannot comment. Only that they clearly need a better system for responding to inquiries. Also, the website is a mess and goes in loops and doesn't give you the opportunity to sign up for anything.

We loved our peaceful ride along the beach. The people who run this business are sweet, helpful,…read moreaccommodating, and professional. We were able to squeeze our group of 5 in a last minute opening. Even though it was last minute, everything was ready to go when we arrived. The horses were calm and easy to ride. The weather was beautiful so we enjoyed the slow stroll and sounds of the waves. We all loved the experience. We had people in our group who'd never ridden and others experienced. It was a great time for all of us. Check it out!

My special needs child needed a slow intro to horses and Spike was perfect. They had him in the…read moreshade with brushes and a play house barn right next to him. My girl was able to slowly warm up to him and even went on a ride.

We took our Grandson's here. One of them was very nervous. Erica, the owner is the most…read moreenthusiastic adorable, intelligent teacher. She is outstanding. Any young child would want to ride a horse with Erica's encouragement. Run to the New Spirit Farm! My grandsons are looking forward to taking more lessons. It is clear that Erica loves what she is doing. Thank you Erica!

Desert Rose Ranch is a beautiful facility with sweet horses for every level of rider. The trainers…read moreare knowledgeable and patient. They focus on your specific needs and help you progress at a pace that is compatible with your strength and ability all while keeping you safe. I have been riding twice a week for the past few months and I look forward to every lesson!

We scheduled a horseback riding lesson with Desert Rose Ranch for one week from the day we spoke to…read moreDesert Rose Ranch to schedule the lesson, who confidently confirmed the date and time was good. Next, we received a call from Desert Rose Ranch on Tuesday afternoon the following week whereby we were asked if we could reschedule our Wednesday morning lesson due to there suddenly being too many riders who were apparently also scheduled to ride at the same time as us. We patiently responded with a positive response that we would go ahead and accommodate Desert Rose Ranch's request and reschedule our lesson, despite the inconvenience and burden upon us to reschedule our other important events for that day. We rescheduled our lesson with Desert Rose Ranch for Thursday morning instead. On Thursday morning, the day of our rescheduled lesson as requested per Desert Rose Ranch, we dressed and made all preparations for our rescheduled lesson. Then, literally within one hour prior to the start of our rescheduled lesson, Desert Rose Ranch texted us informing us that they could no longer accommodate us and once again asked if we would not mind rescheduling our lesson. Even still, Desert Rose Ranch texted us just the late afternoon prior to Thursday morning to confirm our scheduled lesson, to which we replied we confirm. The excuse Desert Rose Ranch provided to us was that there were just too many riders and horses scheduled at the same time as our lesson and haphazardly mentioned that was not ideal. We then replied with reasonable frustration to their text asking Desert Rose Ranch to please explain why they decided to inform us of the need to reschedule, not only for the second time, but also at the very last hour before our lesson was to begin when they had ample time to diligently redress the schedule appropriately ahead of time. Desert Rose Ranch bluntly replied with a canned response stating that all decisions and changes are made based on safety concerns for riders and horses. We completely agree that safety is paramount, however Desert Rose Ranch poorly failed at properly planning and scheduling the riders and horses ahead of time, thereby resulting in last minute, unacceptable corrective measures at the expense of their clients. Once we expressed our disappointment to Desert Rose Ranch, they responded that they will make some changes and that we should go ahead and still show up for our lesson. The preparation and distance alone to travel to Desert Rose Ranch is by no means a simple and effortless undertaking. The question we now ask is Desert Rose Ranch compromising their safety protocols by allowing us to still participate in a now overcrowded ring? By this stage, we then requested to speak to the owner of Desert Rose Ranch. We sent this request at 8:27am. We have received absolutely no response for the remainder of the entire day from neither the owner nor anyone else on behalf of Desert Rose Ranch. Meanwhile, Desert Rose Ranch gladly accepted our prepayment of the lesson in advance of the lesson. It is baffling how Desert Rose Ranch treats its clients in such a despicable and unprofessional manner. We are disgusted with such disrespectful consideration. One can only justifiably consider the question that this poor treatment of their clients possibly extends to the innocent animals in their care.