Great experience. Regina was a great guide. The trail through the woods was very nice. Looking…read moreforward to coming back in the fall.

Not a great experience was bucked off a horse. Would not recommend. No directions for first time…read moreriders.

Adele is a gem. Super knowledgeable and will take care of you, go and take a trail ride!!! They…read morehave cute bunnies on the farm too

Stopped by just to check it out and inquire about lessons…read more Adele seemed irritated from the very beginning since we showed up without an appointment, even after we told her that we were stopping by to get more information about riding lessons and pricing. Very unpleasant, would not go back even if they offered free lessons.

Such an awesome place. Teaching disabled children and adults how to groom a horse, how to ride a…read morehorse and just interact with the different animals AAA+++

We had such a wonderful hour of horsing around with Laurie at her beautiful farm and animal…read moresanctuary! We brought 4 kids and they all got to ride and learn how to groom the horses. Thank you Laurie for sharing your love and expertise with us and accommodating our big family so last minute. We will definitely be back:)

Had an amazing experience with hubby on a Tuesday afternoon. $60 cash each, an hour on the trail,…read moreour guide Pat was knowledgeable and kind. He took some photos for us while on the trail and upon return. Got to do a little jog at one point. All in all a very fun experience especially for first timers or for someone like myself who hasn't rode in many years. Thank You Pat and the whole Circle A Team! :)

The trail was breathtaking and the horses seemed well behaved for the most part. I just feel the…read moreguides behaviors were very unsettling. He came out with a dagger and a machete and I was genuinely terrified. Just me him and my friend. I felt extremely unsafe but apparently he needed them because the wild turkeys attack? I understand that it might be realistic to carry these things but he was waiving it around and smacking the logs while saying some of the most inappropriate things about different groups of people. The conversation was very interesting....I'm really open to experiencing different people and different views. I'm muslim I wear nikab and I know it's definitely not normal here and it can be quite a shock for others. I'm happy and I'm definitely a super peaceful loving person, i just really love and believe in my faith. I love Jesus pbuh and believe in a lot of the same prophets. To cut this short... The first thing the owner of this stable and guide said to me was "where are you from... egypt....good, i dont wanna hear non of that Palestinian ". I was flabbergasted he said this as I was getting on the horse and he just showed me his dagger and machete lol. I stay far away from politics and Im really just coming to ride horses. Dont worry though he also talked to me about every ethnicity and group of people he h8s, mexicans, Indians, Pakistanis, Jewish people in general(proceeds to tell me how all they care about is money and are sc*ms that try to low ball him), feminists, gays, democrats that "make you k*ll babies", people in Congo "ch*p peoples heads off"...etc the list very much goes on. Regardless of my agreement or disagreement to these comments....I just didn't imagine that my horseback riding experience to be so uncomfortable. There was no professionalism at all. I feel flabbergasted that this man would feel comfortable saying all these things to a person he just met. So just KEep all this in mind if you consider going here. He really didnt say anything bad about Egyptians or muslims (to me !!!) He actually said to me that I seemed like a righteous, open minded person. I didnt tell him there because i had to humbly nod to everything he said but my husband IS Palestinian but hey if a guy with a dagger and machete tells you he h*tes anyone. I h*te them too! no room for disagreement im just a girl trying to make it out the woods alive I was praying to god the entire time bec of how scared i was. Stay safe folks

Love the place and coming back next weekend for sure!…read more Perfect place for one on one lessons. Jessi is a very nice and patient instructor. She concentrate

I came here as a beginner/short stirrup kid having just bought my first horse. The service here is…read moreaffordable and high quality. My horse gets all the best as a baby thoroughbred while my trainer allows me to show in the 2'6" jumpers with one of her ponies. I'm so happy with this barn!

We loved our trail ride experience at Handy Acres!! This was a birthday present for my boyfriend…read moreand I'd highly recommend it to everyone! They take you on a scenic and relaxing hour long trail ride through the winery across the street. The horses were amazing and very well trained! Holly and her volunteers were very helpful and made the experience comfortable and personable as we had little to no experience riding. We hope to be back soon!!

We read great things but we called to arrange a ride and they never called us back. We tried…read moreseveral more times and it continued to go to voicemail. Since we had not received a response we finally gave up. The kids were upset because they wanted to ride.

I started taking lessons here about 4 years ago. After a couple of months, became a volunteer, then…read morea working student and eventually an instructor. I got my PATH CTRI about a year ago, and can't imagine doing anything else! The horses and students here are all something special. PS. If you're interested in starting lessons , or a taking a lesson on our riding simulator, please reach out!

I love riding there because I have a wonderful and amazing horse back riding trainer named…read moreEmily She brings me so much Joy and laughter though-out my lessons with Emily Emily always been there for me I just soo much love Emily She helped me get back up to riding again. I just have to thank so to sweet Linda and Emily For having me there to ride those beautiful and so sweet horses All my love to Emily Love Ashley

I volunteered here a month or so ago and was just amazed at the care and compassion I saw in the…read morepeople who worked there...or volunteered there. The animals had so much room and were clean and well fed. I noticed there was a family working together to prep the garden for next year. What a wonderful thing it is to have such a beautiful farm to visit.

My daughters go here for horseback riding lessons & they love it. The price is reasonable, and the…read morepeople that own & work there are amazing. My girls learn how to care for the horse before & after the lesson, and are taken through different types of riding during the lesson. There are many other animals that the girls love to see and pet while we're there. Everyone is friendly & the animals are well-taken care of. Highly recommend this place!

We came here for private riding lessons and spent a straight week. Each day we focused on posting,…read morebody positioning, cantering, and other maneuvers. We also worked on tacking and grooming as well all which was enjoyable and our instructors Jill & Sandy were clear in their teaching. I would highly recommend this stable as they truly care about teaching true horsemanship and taking quality care of the horses entrusted to them. The ranch is spacious and has many areas to practice jumping, pole bending, or other classes. There is a covered area as well for when weather is a issue.

From the owner: Sandstone Stables provides quality, personalized English horseback riding lessons, horse boarding…read moreand training. We specialize in hunters, jumpers, equitation and dressage, and welcome riders of all ages and experience levels.