This was such a fun and exciting adventure! The business is well-organized with knowledgeable…read moreguides. I was looking for a riding style that wasn't nose to tail and this certainly exceeded my expectations. Diesel was a solid horse with a good head and willing attitude. We got stuck in a wild thunderstorm and the horses still handled it so well! All of the horses in the stable are taken care of and look so good! Would absolutely recommend and will be back in the future!

Family Stable is the friendliest, most helpful stable I have ever experienced…read more They have trained, safe, desensitized horses to ride and are willing to offer help whenever needed. Everyone there works as a team. The owner, Mike, and his three sons are down-to-earth people who take the best care of customers. So are their other staff. Riding around Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds and in the Metroparks of Berea is a relaxing, fun experience. There is a little creek we sometimes cross, which people and horses like. The only drawback of the stable is the lack of pasture turnout for boarders. This could be good for me because I hope to stable my fat pony there so he does not eat too much pasture grass. I also hope to have Mike's son Hakeem (sp?) help me train this pony because Hakeem is a gifted horse trainer. He must get this from his father, Mike.

Im now in college on scholarship for golf, but circle B stables will always hold a special place in…read moremy heart.

This is the best stable, I have been going here for 4 years now and have been riding well. All…read morethere horses are friendly and are well trained and groomed. If you or your kid likes horses, come here, and you will get the best experience ever trust me!!!there is also a summer camp lasting 1 week. On the last night kids 8 and up sleep in there cabin thing in there back. The cabin thing is not super preety, but you have a wonderful time interacting and telling stories together in the dark.

Instruction is patient and encouraging. I felt comfortable and confident; you get out of the…read moreexperience for what you put in. Overall, being taught to ride at this location has given me the skill and ability to connect between rider and animal.

Unorganized, unprofessional, and if you aren't ready to pay for their membership (several thousand…read morea year) then they don't care about actually training you.

I've ridden at nearly a dozen stables, but Horsehaven is my current and most favorite. Solange…read moretrains western, english, and jumping, and has herself competed in saddleseat and driving. She can also ride sidesaddle, and has trained many riders in preparation for the Mongol Derby. Her understanding of what a rider needs to do for each individual horse, in order to achieve maximum performance, is astonishingly deep. New riders become expert riders surprisingly fast. But what I enjoyed most as an experienced rider coming to Horsehaven is how Solange can prove, through demonstration and practical trial, how tiny changes in seat, balance and aids can greatly improve the horse's movement.

Solange at Horsehaven is fabulous. She really spends the time with each rider and provides…read moreexcellent direction. She not only teaches how to ride but to build the relationship between the horses and rider. Recommend this stable for the beginner through advanced riders.

Fabulous service, fabulous staff and great customer service! Great with kids and first timers too!read more

Our group of five visited Kim's farm after we booked a tour over the phone. And let me tell you,…read morethis has been by far one of the greatest experiences we've had with farm animals. When you come in for a 1.5-hour tour which costs $5 per person, you get to cuddle and feed the alpacas, learn about their breeding process and really make friends with them if you show them some love. The whole experience is very soothing and fun, and even though we did not attend the yoga sessions, we are still very satisfied for Kim's hospitality and passion. Definitely would recommend this to people of all ages and this is very family friendly.

A few friends and I attended an alpaca yoga class here and had a really fun time. Vintage Alpacas…read moreFarm is an unsuspecting farm in Brooklyn Heights. You're basically driving through industrial areas until you spot a little yellow alpaca sign. Drive down a little gravel road and then you'll be shocked to find a little farm! The owner, Kim, is very nice and extremely passionate about her work. The Alpaca Yoga class is held in the grassy field towards the back of the farm. To encourage the alpacas to visit your mat, Kim will put out buckets of food to encourage interactions. Alpacas are quite funny. I learned they don't like being touched on their head/face but rather their neck and behind! They move quickly and like slow, thoughtful movements. My favorite alpaca was Sadie. She's a cutie girl that is really well-adjusted to people and constantly came over for pets! I loved this little spot and we'll absolutely be back! Animal yoga is oddly relaxing. You don't need to be good at yoga to take an Alpaca Yoga class. Just try! It's really more about the therapeutic benefits of the animal, in my opinion.

We cannot say enough amazing things about M&S Equine Services. I started with Shane for farrier…read morework as my old QH gelding had a rough navicular. After trying everything and worrying his life might be cut short by it as we couldn't keep him sound, we tried Shane. When I say he's a miracle worker - I mean it. He worked with our vet to get the absolute best set up for Johnny and tweaked it until he was happy. After years of watching him head bob around I have a happy, sound, spry QH again. Impressed by his work, we sent our Welsh/TB 2 yr old to him for training. He was hit or miss with the farrier before Shane and now he stands like a statue. After a few short months the horse came back lightly as started and with impeccable manners. The communication was active and is methods are educational and kind. Now - we have to talk about his blue roan stallion, Blue. A handsome and correct stud we decided to breed our TB mare to him. As fate would have it, as we were anxiously awaiting our foal, a mare came up for sale also bred to Blue - so we purchased her. Both babies were meant to be sale projects. What we weren't prepared for was two absolutely stunning roan foals (colt and filly) that have THE best, most endearing and EASY temperaments. When I say easy - I can't stress enough how straightforward these babies are. Everyone who meets them falls in love. Now we're debating whether to hold on to one or both and sell other performance horses we have Whether you need a phenomenal farrier, a straightforward and reasonably priced trainer to start your horse, or you're looking for an outstanding QH stud - M&S is the place to go! And if you want to meet the babies and see just what I mean, happy to share foal snuggles. If you give us a year or two, we hope to take them to Congress so everyone can see a Blue baby in action.

Great spot to enjoy the outdoors and go for a run. Never very crowded and always beautiful sight…read moreseeing!

Beautiful quiet lake park hidden between Rt. 18 and Granger Road. Both have entrances and nice…read moreparking lots. At the Granger lot was a Port-a-Potty. A lot of outdoors activities can be done here...walking, fishing, biking, canoeing and crossover-country skiing. The paths are wide. One is paved and one is gravel. The 1.4 mile Greenway Trail goes by here, as well as The Buckeye Trail. Woods surround one side of the large lake, and houses can be seen on the other side. A few benches are placed along the upper trail. Come to walk and view the scenery, including the sunsets.