Great place friendly people. Went in to look for a new barn for relocating to the area, boarders…read morewere very friendly, owner was nice and very helpful made me feel very welcomed and took time out to talk with me and show me around.

Great people, great horses, and close to Tyler State Park. Friendly atmosphere, everyone was very…read morehelpful to me in learning things I realized I didn't know about horses.

Just went for a trail ride with my daughter for her birthday today, such a wonderful time!!! I'm a…read morevery experienced rider, but my daughter had only ridden twice before. The horses were wonderfully matched to our skills. Our guide, Pat, was pleasant and made sure it was a perfect experience for us.

Nice stable, great facilities. Friendly people. The horse show we attended wasnt run by them and…read morethat was a disaster.

Wasn't a bad place at all, the indoor was pretty big, indoor seating small but manageable!!…read moreWouldn't mind going back for another show just maybe warmer weather

I was to their farm store recently. I picked up some burgers and all beef hot dogs. Both were the…read morebest I've had. Better than what you can get at stores. I'll be back. Highly recommended.

Such a wonderful place to bring kids. Animals are very friendly and it is ran by good people. Love…read moregoing into the store to get weekly needs!!

After more than a year, Ross Mill Farm has finally reopened! COVID guidelines are being enforced,…read moreyou cannot walk around the place on your own like before. Instead, tours will be given. However, they are not available/given every weekend, so make sure to call beforehand. The maximum group size cannot exceed six people. And the requested payment is $50/group. Keep in mind the farm is a non-profit organization, and they have been closed over a year, so your $50 would really go a long way in helping support their efforts. Our group of three followed Susan, the founder, who gave us an in-depth tour of the farm. Even though we've been there a few times already, we were learning so much about the different types of pigs, and the farm's history. We were allowed to pet the pigs, but only the ones specified by Susan, as some pigs are just not as friendly and could bite. The whole tour lasted an hour-ish. Towards the end of the tour, Susan let us play with the smaller pigs in the larger pen for a good amount of time which we all loved. Looking forward to our next visit, and upcoming events in the future!

I have a close friend that loves pot belly pigs and all things cute, so we decided to surprise her…read moreby attending the 1 pm tour this past Saturday. This went above and beyond our expectations! We all had a special and wonderful time! Susan is a leading expert on pig behavior and you can tell that the pigs love her. There are over 160 pigs here over dozens of acres. They definitely all have their own personalities and plenty of space. The farm itself was gorgeous and we walked around to see all the pigs. Some of the more social ones are permitted to roam about the premises and love saying hello. There's also an indoor boarding house with a piglet room. If you're looking to try a new experience and support a unique fun and silly nonprofit that does a world of good, I encourage you to visit!

I had Jeff for years unfortunately I had switched Farm which was way out of his location. He is now…read moreworking on my horse again. He is by far the best Ferrior in this area always has been always will be. Thanks for coming out today Jeff. He looks awesome.

Amazing job with both of my horses! He took the time to let them get use to what he was doing and…read morewas very kind!

Great service, very professional. If you have a horse in the central Jersey area I recommend whole…read moreheartedly.