Amazing family ran business. Patty and Len really care about their horses. Patty is an excellent…read moreinstructor, shes very kind, patient yet firm in her teaching. Safety is always a first priority. If you are a new beginner or looking to brush up or advance your skills. I highly recommend you choose Patty! Her years of horsemanship skills are invaluable. You can tell she really loves it. Shes very good at communicating and transferring her knowledge and skill. Super blessed to have her as an instructor!

From the owner: Blackstock's Performance Horses & Arena is a riding academy in Chilliwack. We specialize in horse…read moreboarding, training and provide weekly roping lessons as well as therapeutic riding sessions to customers of all ages.

Simply put awesome, from the moment we arrived Meil and her staff were excellent. We brought our…read morekids with 2 other families ( 8 kids total ) for pony rides. The staff and horses were friendly and location immaculate. The kids rode outside as you have a option of inside or out. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience and we will definitely see you again

From the owner: Miellie Meadows is a full surface natural equestrian Center. We offer full board, riding lessons,…read morehorse experience and equine rehabilitation. We are also a certified organic farm and have many organic products for sale such as produce, preserved and fermented items. We also offer holistic nutritional consulting and cooking and nutrition classes.

I have been a boarder here since 2004 and have nothing but great things to say. The staff is very…read moreknowledgeable and diligent when caring for the horses. They are always upgrading and bringing in new ideas/things to do. I would highly recommend Langlee Acres !

From the owner: Horse boarding from Self to Full Board in the Milner area…read more Family run, great friendly environment all disciplines are welcome 15 acres DRY, individual paddocks with crusher dust footing in/out paddocks available round pen with sand footing 2 sand outdoors indoor riding hog fuel track 3 feedings daily - Orchard Grass hay and Complete pellets knowledgable staff seasonal pasture on and off property small trails on property trailer parking horse trailer for rent or hauling available to boarders bring in your own trainers

I found Silver Quarters to be a clean and well run facility. It is a very active barn with lots…read moregoing on. I would give them a 5-star but there is no round pen and stalls with runs are very limited. I only had my filly there a very short time as there was no stall with a run available and the filly really needs to be able to have room to move and get out doors during the day.

First impressions only, as I was only there for a short time to video a ride for a friend…read more The grounds are very clean and well-kept, with large trailer parking areas and a circular driveway around the barn for all you non-trailer-backers out there. The horses turned out in runs and pastures all looked well fed and cared for. They have an impressive Extreme Trail Course built outside, see pictures -- this is not open to the public to ride or walk through, which is understandable as it looks like they want to keep everything nice for competitions. There is a huge outdoor ring (maybe 100x200?) with sand/small rock footing -- nothing that I would jump in, but it works for flatting well enough, and they had a bunch of de-spooking obstacles set up at the time that were interesting. They allow haul-ins I believe for $20 per horse/rider combo, which is very reasonable considering how nice the facility is and that you are allowed to use their obstacles. There is an indoor arena also, but we only used the outdoor so I don't know if haul-ins are allowed to use it or not.

Taking a Horse of mine to a one day clinic at this facility changed him forever, and not in a good…read moreway. The owner, Cindy, took him from me to demonstrate and beat on him On the neck and face with a whip. He was terrified and was trying to back away and escape from her but she wouldn't have it. She just kept hitting him. I asked her to stop and she told me she had to show him who's boss. If you believe that you should train a horse with physical pain, this is your place. Otherwise, avoided like the plague.