Not recommended for horse boarding. I kept my horse here for two months (end of April through June 1st, 2014) but it only took me three weeks to decide I needed to move him. It could be a very nice facility with proper management. The other boarders are nice and respectful and were absolutely not a contributing factor to my leaving. The web site is extremely out of date. The facility is owned and run by Dave and Diane. Their daughter, Jackie (whom the web site boasts as the manager) only teaches part time lessons and training and has nothing to do with your horses' care. The grounds are not maintained. Repairs are not done. The stall walls are rotting and have holes, the indoor arena also has holes in the walls, fences not repaired, etc. The arenas are rarely tilled. Stalls are not cleaned properly. My horses' stall was not cleaned for two days before I did it myself -- and I paid for "full care." Stalls are not bedded, just provided a thin layer of saw dust to soak up urine. Since the owners were not taking care of my horses' stall, I switched to basic care where I was provided one "wheelbarrow full" of shavings weekly. This amounted to about two cubic feet of saw dust. Most weeks I found manure in my "clean" shavings. Some weeks it was dumped carelessly in the center of the stall on top of dirty shavings. Other weeks I did not receive shavings at all. The automatic waterers are never cleaned. I realized this when my horse stopped drinking and I pulled handfulls of black sludge out of the waterer. From then on, I cleaned out my own. They boast personalized feeding arrangements. I asked for my horse to be on alfalfa hay. Not only did they switch his diet completely in 4 days (from grass to alfalfa), at some point within a few weeks they switched him back to grass hay without my approval. The owners are polite at first, but then become unprofessional. Emails are never returned, and phone calls are only returned after 9PM. They also have some strange rules such as not using water, boarders are not allowed on the grounds outside of the posted business hours, keeping boarders accountable to rules that are not stated in the boarding agreement, etc. They will yell at you if you do something they don't like (I was yelled at once -- I decided they did not need my business after that). The only good thing I saw them do regularly was have the manure pile removed -- which resides directly outside the main barn -- at least weekly. Again, I would strongly encourage potential boarders to consider all of their other options prior to boarding here. read more