I've called multiple times with no answer, response. No one returns your calls. Wanted to treat my…read moregrandson.

Best $25 Santa could spend on my little girl! Our 8 year old daughter wanted a horse for Christmas,…read moreand she literally thought there was going to be a horse standing in our living room when she woke up. So... yeah.... no horse but she did get a card from Santa with riding lessons at Larry's Stables, and some how she patiently waited to April!! Debby did a great job, was very patient and an excellent teacher. Our girl had ridden a couple other times, but never completely on her own. First lesson she was on her own and couldn't have been happier. We'll be back next week!!

This Ranch and the Volunteers are heavenly sent. I'm ready to take that Trail Ride if still…read moreavailable . I visited the Ranch last summer and the workers there took me on a tour. They are so kind and loving, patient,too. I'll see you early next month! Ellen G.

Chagrin Valley Farms is a great place to take lessons. I am older and a beginner, but I have had a…read morewonderful experience every time I am there. I have been going for almost a year and have enjoyed every lesson I have had there. The horses are well trained and cared for, the barn and arena is always clean, the staff are helpful and sweet. The trainers are patient, very knowledgeable, and clearly love teaching! All of them are a pleasure to be around. I am working with Fiona now. She is fun, talented, and she brings a great deal of experience. I have made some new friends and get the chance to be around the horses, which makes me so happy! They have horse shows and parties often, too. Chagrin Valley Farms is amazing!

The management is not very good. Very power hungry and degrading to their employees. Constantly…read moretalking trash about parents and kids and the trainers don't do much and expect the tack assistants to handle every single thing that they can easily do since they sit in their offices all day and eat. The horses are not taken care of very well and do not get good turnout. On sunny days they turn the horses out for two hours and on rainy/cold days no turn out at all and no exercise for the horses at all. The horses who need extensive care and attention are thrown to the side since they're not valuable to their lesson program. Overall very shady and very two faced, faked individuals. Over priced for a not so good service. Go somewhere else.

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.

My girls and I love exploring North Chagrin Highland Metroparks. It's a peaceful and beautiful…read morescenic area. Nature Center is fun & educational. Outside they house a few owls indigenous to our area. Great place for walking, hiking and picnics with family.

I love this metropark. It's big, has deer and horse trails and duck ponds and aggressive canada…read moregeese, and an old stone castle called squire's castle and playgrounds and paved trails and boardwalk trails and big ravines and mud and poison ivy and all kinds of stuff that metroparks are known for. It's great to run through, or rent horses and ride through, or go cross country skiing through, or play on icy ponds in. It's a great escape in the midst of a family gathering where you are fed to death and surrounded by crazy family smothering fights and bonding and boardgames.

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.

Best horse trail rides what a great experience for family's, couples, kids. Bring the family and…read moreenjoy

This was the most awesome boarding facility it truly was the Arenas heated they keep the barn at a…read moredecent temperature summer and winter the horses are let out the Stalls are an excellent condition the place was spotless when I went to look at it I was very impressed it's the Hilton of horse boarding for sure however it was too far for my home and I found a place closer but I sure wish I lived closer in because my horse would definitely be there beautiful facility

From the owner: Hunter jumper and equitation training and riding instruction. We specialize in getting the rider…read moreand the horse to the top of their game!

Ok so I had my child there for a couple months. We noticed that the school horses were not well…read moretaken care of. One day she rode Ian and were told to give him his grain when he was done. When I did a big fat rat hopped into his grain pan. The grain was stored without lids and sometimes we're not fed at all. There stalls were mucked out once a week on Saturdays by lesson kids that received nothing in return. The waters were always low and on the dirty side. Some of the lesson horses went months without farriers(typically 4-6 weeks normally but these horses rarely got them done. )their hooves are all cracked and even when the lesson horses are lame they are still used. Vic was driven into his grave by having untreated blatter issues, cracked hooves and being used multiple times a day in lessons even when lame. Noelle also isn't good with children. Do you want a truck driver to train your children then Noelle's your gal. She is 90% on her phone and while my daughter was going there even though she was showing 2'3 and jumping courses Noell never advanced her past walk trot and on occasion canter. She also wreaks kid's confidence. There are horses living in the indoor arena and when there are lessons are put in the cross ties for hours on end. She lost A ton of horses due to her neglect Vic was only 20 when he passed I know horses well into there 30s. The horses are never turned out and never have time to be a horse. One of the girls there was paying for the farrier cause she felt so bad that Noell was neglecting them. Noelle also managed to misplace a winter blanket. In conclusion steer clear it has a terrible reputation with everyone in the area and it will not look good on your horsey resume. It will not help your kids take another $10 and take them elsewhere.