Absolutely fantastic. I brought a group of 6 people here for lessons when throwing a weekend trip,…read moreand it was easily the highlight of the weekend. People had an absolutely fantastic time and are still talking about it over a week later!

This is a boarding ONLY place. It's not for visitor riding. The property is beautiful. Very…read moredisappointed we could not ride.

I love horses so I was really excited when my husband booked a ride here. The property is really…read morebeautiful and our attendant, Ian, was very friendly and enthusiastic, and the horses were very sweet. However, the whole experience is pretty basic. It's good if you've never ridden before because the horses are mostly content to move slowly. It seemed like a lot of the horses were rescues and/or older so they're not running anywhere. The place feels less like a stable/horsefarm and more like a home for horses that partially sustains itself by offering rides. The horses didn't seem very well maintained, either. I don't want to leave a negative review because it wasn't bad, it was fine, just not especially exciting or fun. I'd recommend for people who are scared of horses and want to get over that fear, etc.

fyi - website is very misleading. Very beautiful place…read more Definitely call before going. I only looked at website. you can't just go there and interact with horses you have to to call make an appointment for lessons.

A peaceful stable nestled among Amish farms, alongside the Conestoga River, offering riding lessons…read morein Western and English. Also offers horse boarding, trail lessons, gaming and horse leasing. Perfect for beginners to advanced riders of all ages. Flying M is a very laid back stable and has flexible scheduling. You can pay with cash or ask to muck stalls for riding time. The stable supplies riding tack and equipment if you do not have your own. The instructors can teach you anything from the very basics of tacking your horse, riding techniques, get you ready for your next event, to even prepare a horse for trails if you are not comfortable to do so yourself. The instructors are very nice and helpful and the regulars are too.

I took lessons at Underhill for several months, and was lured into the "friendly environment". I…read morebought my mare from the owner, and she was malnourished and 300lbs underweight. She was in a pasture with 7 other horses, fighting for food. She had abscesses, and the owner/trainer told me to ride her with those abscesses while she was lame and clearly in pain. She had awful rain rot from not being in shelter, and cuts all over her from being bullied just trying to get food. there is NO grass, knee deep mud. The property is extremely small, no more than 3 acres, with WAY too many horses, and only 10 stalls. Last time I counted there were 25 horses. The conditions are sickening. There is trash everywhere, water troughs are filthy, horses come up lame left and right because of the mud and rocks. They were sliding down the pastures because they couldn't get to water safely. There have been situations when i have been lied to about the care of my horse, and questioned whether she was even fed. There was barely any shavings in her stall, and come feeding time buckets were shared around between horses and rarely cleaned. I am younger and new to horse ownership, but i know that this is no place for a horse to be kept. As far as lessons, i wouldn't recommend it. I got no where, and the owner/trainer does not know nearly as much about riding as she says she does. I was taking lessons on lesson horses, who had visible ribs, and were so underweight they look like they'd been abandoned. The lesson horses shouldn't be in a program, they are underweight and overworked. I am beyond embarrassed to have ever been associated with this barn. The fact that the owner is so blind to see what she is putting her animals through is horrific. New families and boarders are taken advantage of and a fake front is put on making Underhill seem like a great family friendly and welcoming environment, however it is the opposite.

When my daughter expressed interest in riding, I took the time to research a lot of stables in the…read morearea. Yes this is an expensive hobby any where you go, but what you get for what you pay was important. That is what drew me to Underhill. The riding is important but so is the learning to care for the horses, horse safety, etc. At Underhill kids and adults learn safety and care. Huge outdoor riding ring, trails, a little of everything for everyone. It is truly drama free and the people are everything. We are all very supportive of each other and our kids. We have a great barn family that's definitely worth your time to atleast check out!