I wish that I had a review to read before I moved my horse there. When I first saw the barn, I…read moreknew that it definitely wasn't fancy, which was fine, but it was dirty and had tons of cobwebs. There are some stalls in the big barn and more on the side of the barn. The owner Tatum Williams meets you with a smile on her face, which I unfortunately fell for. It was quiet when I was there visiting, but I noticed that the stalls were dirty, but yet she was telling me that they clean it twice a day. Hmmmm...first red flag I ignored. Flies everywhere....second red flag I ignored. Yes, I'm a total idiot for not have taken the first two out twenty red flags seriously. I gave excuses like, she was too busy, maybe the help didn't show up, it's hot and there's usually lots of flies, right? To get straight to the point, her price of boarding enticed me, her deceiving pleasant smile, and she said all the right things and "seemed" knowledgeable. Stupid me, stupid me. I did move my horse there, and boy did I REGRET it. While being there, I saw how disorganized it was, and as an example the feed buckets that were used daily, were never washed out, flies all over them, while they were thrown about around the washing area. I saw more of the property and pastures while boarding there, and there was a lot of fencing like damaged wire fencing, with the rusted barbed wire on top, with horse hairs stuck in it. Did I check that before? NO. If you have a request for Tatum Williams, anything, even if it seems easy and simple, forget it!; She will not grant it, unless it is exactly her way; and her way of thinking is, "Way out there!". You'll do fine if you just keep your mouth shut and not ask for anything; if you could do this or that, she'll be normal. But any LITTLE thing that is not in her "way of thinking", you will see another person emerge. Remember that nice pleasant face-cut to AHHHHHH! If you're looking for a clean, well-run barn, where your horses are cared for, this is NOT the place for you. After being there awhile, I was able to THANK GOD find a caring place, that takes fantastic care of your horse in an "orderly" fashion, and you have a nice open relationship and friendship with the barn owner. There is so much I can say, but to keep this review from getting too long, "Protect your horse and avoid this place at all costs!" I hope this review helps you from putting your horse in harms way, physically, it's health and safety, and it's happiness. Oh, and don't let the picturesque photos on her website fool you. They fooled me.

This farm offers 15 stables for horses, 2 ridding arenas and much more acres to enjoy nature.read more

Awesome ride for me and my family visiting from out of town. They were full and accommodated us at…read morethe last minute. Our guides were thorough and explained things very well. My kids and I had a wonderful time. I definitely recommend this place for riding horses.

Everyone was super sweet & nice! I really enjoyed my ride & the guide was very thorough!read more

This barn is my very, very happy place! I come out morning and night everyday. We are a true family…read morehere. We have western and english riders, 2 amazing rings! 60 acres of trails and it is a DRAMA FREE barn! Holli the owner is AWESOME! Horses come first in this barn, no if and or buts! I could not me happier! Southern Bella is my home away from home. My 2nd family! Best of all my 4 horses are the happiest they have ever been since moving to Southern Bella Equine. if you are looking for a place to board, look no further!! You are home at Southern Equine~

Such a phenomenal place for my horse! The people that run the barn, Holli Coltrane, is a gift to…read morethose horses. She is a barn manager that really CARES about the horses AND the owners. She takes care of all of them just like they were her own. I have an older horse and she's always watching him ... closely! You will never find a better place to keep your horse and I would recommend this place to anyone without hesitation!

The stables is amazing! I took riding lessons there and kathy was very fun and encouraging. The…read morehorse i rode was named stonie, he is an appaloosa, can have some attitude but is still very fun. There were also many other types of farm animals like peacocks, goats, and an adorable weiner dog! I highhly reccomend that you go here! 11-11-24

From the owner: We have been in business for over 15 years. The owner Kathy has over 50 years of experience working…read morewith horses.

Owner did not notify us regarding the closing or relocation of business. Sold us a gift card for…read moreriding lessons during Christmas 2025. Anyone know how to contact? Will not a take our phone calls as week.

I'm not sure why this place is listed as #8 for horseback riding in Cleveland, TN .... They board…read morehorses and she does some private lessons... She only has a 2 arenas and they are uncovered and small so unless you like riding in circles. This place shouldn't even be listed in this category. Def not a great place to ride horses.

My daughter learned so much in her time riding at Willow Tree Farm. You will not find a more…read moreknowledgeable and kind instructor!

From the owner: Kids Birthday Parties, Beginner English Riding Lessons, Western Riding Lessons for Adults/Larger…read moreChildren and Horse Boarding in a beautiful quiet setting.

Quail Run Farm was such a refreshing change from the typical vacation. The farmhouse was lovely,…read morespacious, and incredibly quiet--exactly what we needed to relax and unplug. My kids absolutely loved Sampson, the big white fluffy dog, and looked forward to seeing him every day. The staff were awesome and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. Beautiful farm, wonderful people, and a truly unique experience. We'll definitely be back!

Very disappointed in the level of cleanliness at the A Frame Farm House. There were cobwebs, lots…read moreof living and dead bugs, scurrying cockroaches, chipping paint, dusty surfaces, broken blinds, sticky places, and unkept areas throughout the inside and outside of the home. Both sliding glass doors were unable to be properly opened or locked. The carpet had animal hair and dirt all over and there was no vacuum in the house. The hot water went out on our 4th day and they did fix it, but I called in the morning and it was not addressed until after 8pm. The wood floor was dirty and we would have swept it but the only broom was broken and left outside. I happened to glance under a bed to see spiders crawling on the underside, same for all of the beds. The area around the pool was dirty and there was an excessive amount of bees and wasps. A can of Raid was available but it was empty and one of my children ended up getting stung by a red wasp while near the pool. The pool chairs were so dirty you could not sit on them without getting dirty yourself, nor was it safe because of the bees and wasps. The outside of the house was covered in spiderwebs, dirt, old bird nests (one with a dead bird hanging from it), and overgrown shrubbery. To the side of the house were multiple abandoned and overgrown cages for animals that were an eyesore. The "farm market" was nothing more than a tiny trailer next to a cow pen that was closed every time we drove by. We did really enjoy the pool and had to all to ourselves throughout our visit. However, the overall atmosphere presented on the website as a cozy farmhouse with rustic charm and modern comfort is definitely not true to reality. I would not stay here again and I would not recommend anyone else do so either.

When we first were looking to stay in the mountains around Chattanooga we narrowed our places down…read moreto: Cabin a place that allows dogs a place that would be very clean and Awesome all around Even though we planned and picked based on this criteria, I was still more than happy to find that we hit it perfect with the Hidden Hills Farm cabin. We checked in in the middle of the night, so we couldn't see much. We knew we had to cross a new bridge and when we did we could make the outline of the cabin, which we already knew was on the smaller size. When we walked in and soaked the place up it seems so much larger inside. The space was so efficiently built that there was a living room, full kitchen and the sleeping area upstairs. By knows means is it Ginormous though. We slept great and the next morning we were treated to the view of horses, sheep, chicken and goats in the pasture back beyond the bridge and field we came in from. We explored the farm over the next couple days and the mountains too. But usually we were happy to come back, sit on the porch and talk or read a book or watch a movie at one point. My dog loved the area and the cabin. He is crate trained and seemed to think of the cabin as one big crate for his "pack". Although I like to mix it up when traveling, I think we may end up staying at the cabin again.

Another wonderful experience , riding Rocky and Wilson as my trail guide…read more. This is my second ride at the farm and both experiences have been a delight. The horses are responsive, well behaved and such a pleasure to ride. Can't wait to go back a d meet another horse.

This year I took my 40th birthday by the reins and ventured out to Georgia Frontiers with the…read morefamily for an hour trail ride in the great outdoors! It's been a while since I've been on a horse and this was the first ride for my kiddo. Before I forget to mention the barn is equipped with helmets if you would like one which is so awesome! After filling out the paperwork they give a brief tutorial before your ride on how to stop/start/ guide the horse to do what you want which was really helpful. The horses were so sweet and gentle my daughter rode Simon, I rode Rusty, and my husband got Bella. The trail was great a little narrow at times between trees but the horses definitely kept us on track and going smoothly. My husband ended up getting the sweetest horse who loved to stop every couple of minutes for snacks so every time we looked back he was a bit behind us lol! It made for a great moment that we will remember and laugh about for years to come! Our guide was very knowledgeable and great with my daughter who despite being nervous beforehand rode like she had been riding her whole life! Proud mama moment for sure!! Their barn cat greeted us when we got back and was all purrs & brushing up against our legs such a little cutie (check out the picture). We got to meet all of the other horses and fed our horses a treat in their buckets after the ride! We had a fantastic time and we really enjoyed the horses and the beautiful scenery! If you love horses whether you're a beginner or just want a great spot to get back in the saddle check this place out for sure! It's a blast!!

We enjoyed our two hour ride. The guides were friendly and the horses were calm. They let us even…read morerun them in certain places. I am advanced beginner. It was a beautiful untouched wood area, with a Creek. I definitely would come back.