I visited a lot of different stables while looking for the perfect place to board my horse…read more Superior Stables has everything I was looking for and is run by people I trust to care properly for my horse. The facilities are spacious, clean well ventilated. There are several tacking areas with cross ties and an indoor wash rack. The indoor arena is large and usually empty. There is also a lot of outdoor space to ride (I joined recently in bad wether so I have not experienced these spaces myself.) The tack lockers are plenty big for 2 saddle plus other supplies. The pastures are spacious and the horses are grouped compatibly. They feed really great grain too! The best part about the barn is that everyone is really nice and I feel confident that my horse is in good hands when I go home every day.

As a horse owner that has been at several boarding barns I can honestly say there is no better barn…read morethan Superior Stables. The barn amenities are VERY nice. I always know my horse will be taken care of at the highest quality standards The lesson program is top notch with opportunities to show if desired. Come join our barn family if you're looking for lessons, leases, or boarding. You wont regret it!

Highly recommend!! Be careful pulling in because there's…read morechickens everywhere! This is a magical environment that I haven't seen anywhere else. Entry is free however I highly recommend buying some drinks and animal feed to help support the farm! They also offer an Airbnb stay that I will be looking into! There's goats, cows, dogs, sheep, emus, sugar gliders, opossum and more! There are some animals in the back that I recommend asking the staff about. Some animals are still being socialized so they stay in the back and may be brought out under supervision. There's handicap parking and whiles there's not much pavement, there's no stairs. Some areas may be challenging for a wheelchair. All of the animals have names as well and I encourage asking the staff questions. They are all super kind and love the animals. A very unique experience that I recommend for animal lovers and kids!

We went last year with a 4 year old & 1 yr old (4 generations); Mom, Grandma & Great Grandma! The…read morechildren held baby piglets to keep them warm; ran after the chickens, geese & ducks; saw 2 foxes in an enclosure; petted the cows and horses gently; and recognizing their beauty. Overall a great day out for all of us! Lots of great pictures and videos! Plenty of chatting with the children about the farm animals; teaching them about respect and taking care of all living creatures.

Lamb ofGod Lutheran Church loves to use Chamberlin Pony Rides for our Easter and VBS programs every…read moreyear! They are fun and help out with the children and adults! We recommend using Chamberlin Pony Rides for your next party!

Wonderful facility. My horse was always well cared for. Nice indoor riding arena. Owners are very…read morefriendly.

I've been boarding here for almost twelve years, the owners are considered as family. They have…read morealways watched for my horse's weight, any safety concerns, and always super clean stalls. With the arena groomed and bigger, there is so much room to lounge, ride, and relax.

Yet another beautiful free Michigan park!…read more This is connected to Furstenberg Park by a short trail that is mostly boarded by wood and has some small bridges. I like to bird watch and saw a cool Wood Ducks in the water, a tree swallow, and a swan! You can also stop by the water (very close to the shore) in the short hike at least 3 times and see some turtles. And there are many chipmunks and some other birds along the path. And there are a lot of people canoeing or kayaking on the water.

Gallup Park (broader than just the Canoe Livery) is one of my absolute favorite parks in Ann Arbor!…read moreEasy but varied and interesting trails, paved and unpaved, with great views of water, nature, and animals. Great park for distance running - when I was training for a half marathon, I would come here for anywhere from 3-8 mile runs. I actually typically like parking at the boat launch entrance off Geddes, but there is plenty of parking at the main entrance as well. It's just a little bit of a quieter entrance to the park. Over the last couple of years, they've had some fantastic art displays there as well. Very dog friendly, kid friendly, bike friendly, all of the above! Tends to be one of the busier parks, but for good reason.

Always a great time, staff is amazing and the river is so relaxing. Been making this a yearly trip…read morefor over 10 years and now we are going on the river twice a summer. Cannot wait for the next time!

I came up from Toledo Ohio was very excited because I am 70 and wanted to canoe vs Kayaking…read more Anyways got all the way up there almost 1 hour from Toledo which probably cost me 10.00 in gas one way. It's at a state park, not sure if that was even mentioned. But I did call numerous times no one ever told me it would cost me 10.00 to park on top of the 35 45 bucks to canoe for two elderly adventurous people, just glad to be getting out to do something active for a change on a limited income. We both have bad knees, can't run handicap sticker in our car that is 20 years old (kind of lucky to have even made it)! I told the lady sitting at the park I can't afford 10 dollars she said well the web site says it cost to park, I said I did not see it any where on the web site. Talk about a ridiculous cost to park while you canoe. I said for even handicap senior citizens she said yes. I said Well I am not paying that, I can't afford that, we will figure out what else we can do. So I looked around for some place to park where we could walk into the park without paying couldn't find anywhere. So, we went to the one that is in ann arbor FREE PARKING. Ridiculous it would seem like something else could be figured out with this expensive cost. SENIOR CITIZENS: Do Not Go to Skips unless you want to pay another 10.00 on top of the cost of canoeing on a fixed income to let your car sit at a park for 3 or 4 hours. Totally Ridiculous! Vickie

Went today for their Superb Owl event - it was cute! It was set up in stations so you could stroll…read morearound and do different things. Got to see a great horned owl which was very cool. The other owls were tucked away and asleep in their enclosures, which makes sense. Also saw a bald eagle, a couple hawks, and critters like a tarantula, snapping turtle and others in their critter house. Staff/volunteers on site were super knowledgeable and friendly, and there was a lot to learn about owls during this event. Believe the trails and outdoor bird enclosures are free and open to the public year round.

This is a nice center! We stopped by for their Critter House (limited hours, check their website…read morebefore you go if you want to see it) and enjoyed seeing the snakes, turtles, and more. We then headed outside, dodging raindrops, to see the exterior raptor enclosures. There were a variety of owls, hawks, and more. We especially enjoyed watching the owl that was having a good time on its swing. They are currently also working on creating a nearby nature playscape. The section that is complete so far is very nice - a very neat slide, places to climb, a higher up area to look out from, and more. They also offer some trails to explore. Paved parking is available and staff were friendly.

Cheryl enjoys sharing her knowledge through instructing riders of all skill levels whether it is…read moreone lesson or a group setting. Cheryl assist riders to reach their goals developing a deeper understanding of riding.