Finally! I found the most wonderful home for my horse. Steve and Diane are knowledgeable, caring,…read moreand so friendly. Ruger (the ranch dog) keeps everything running in tip top shape! Seriously though, this facility is so nice. I was so tired of boarding my horse in places that resembled stock yards where everyone was competitive and ornery. Here it feels good and welcoming. The area is beautiful, easy to access, and has miles of trails right from the barn. Oh also, they have a wonderful tack room with individual lockers for all my stuff. (Horse's are like babies - they have a lot of stuff.)

From the owner: The Smith Family opens their doors on their private ranch to offer a premier horse boarding,…read moretraining, and riding lesson facility, providing excellent care for your equine friend and a sanctuary for their owners. With lessons available for all levels—from beginner to advanced—in disciplines such as Dressage, Equitation, Eventing, Jumping, Natural Horsemanship, and Western, riders of every skill level will find the perfect fit. In addition to boarding and lessons, the Smiths offer a comprehensive horse training program, with experienced professionals ready to start young horses or fine-tune seasoned ones. Our professionals ensure your horse receives top-quality attention, whether through personalized training rides or regular lesson or exercise programs. We are proud to offer access to a large trail system and a year-round, climate-controlled facility featuring the largest indoor arena in the area. With over 30 years experience serving Salt Lake City, and now Park City, our fun and friendly clientele reflect the warm atmosphere we've built. Feel free to call and schedule to pay us a visit, and experience the difference. Happy trails!

10/10 experience here. My boyfriend and I have gone horseback riding in a few different places as…read morewe enjoy traveling but this by far has been the most informative and professional experience. You can genuinely tell they care for their horses deeply. We had Meghan as our guide and she was amazing. We did an exercise before starting the trail to grow trust between us and the horses which I appreciated. I had Kahlua, such a sweet girl who loved her head scratches. If you're looking for a fun, intimate experience, definitely book here! Carrie helped us book and was also incredibly kind. Thank you Meghan and Carrie for a great experience! (:

If you're considering this place, go for it! We had such a great time and felt completely…read morecomfortable. The trainers are knowledgeable, friendly, and make sure you feel confident before heading out. Being from Florida, I'd only ever ridden on the East Coast, but this was something totally new. It was just me and my husband, and I loved that it was a private ride. The views were stunning, the price was good, and they even took photos of us on the trail. Amazing service all around -- I wish I remembered our trainer's name because she was so kind!

Absolutely the best instruction and horse care in Utah. Since I moved from the East coast one year…read moreago, I have struggled to find a proper riding school with safe horses and good trainers. Rose Ranch is wonderful and Allison is knowledgable, honest and friendly. Don't waste your time like I did with others.

From the owner: The Highest Quality Service in the Valley…read more Rose Ranch has been proving horse boarding and training to the Wasatch Front for over 30 years. We have an indoor arena and 12X12 stalls for the horses. We Provide: -Hunter, Jumper, dressage training -Boarding -Training -Horse Shows -Lessons -Daily turnouts We offer a choice of grass or alfalfa hay. We are located next to the county equestrian park. Open 7 days a week. Please give us a call or stop by our facility today!

This used to be called the Salt Lake County Equestrian Park, but it's since changed names to the…read moreUSU Bastian Equestrian Center. They still offer the same wonderful events as before, as far as I can tell. I've attended a stock show, a county fair, a city festival and most recently, a dog agility show here. It's an arena with multiple uses and they do a good job of keeping it full of action. There are indoor and outdoor areas and a ton of parking. It definitely has a "rural" feel to it, even though it's in the city. My only complaint would be that the bathrooms are really run down. Most of the stalls in the ladies' room were out of toilet paper and/or didn't have locking mechanisms on the doors. It could be that this was on a Sunday and the janitorial staff wasn't on duty, but there were lots of people there for an event and I'd imagine that could have been a problem for others.

I called this facility about riding lessons for my 10 year old daughter this summer. I had so many…read moregreat experiences with horses growing up out here I want my daughter to have the same. Even if it's a little drive for me. The lady who answered the phone was so nice and gave me the options for lessons so I figured I'd go check it out when I wasn't super busy - I was excited. I wanted to take a look so I drove by - the property isn't gated or fenced so easy to go right in. There were lots of horses tied up at a barn and kids brushing them out. So cute to see!!! I parked and figured I'd wander around a few minutes before the lessons started. It's really cool that they had 2 arenas and a barn. There were lots of pens containing horses that are big by barn standards. That's where the good experience ended. I saw so many dirty pens, really skinny horses with hips and ribs poking out, near empty water troughs and one horse looked like it had abscesses or something with puss coming out of it's face. Oh my heck! My heart just broke. Some of the horses the kids were taking care of looked happy, but some were just so sad and skinny I can't imagine them not hurting when they had all that weight on them. When I was looking at options for riding lessons for my daughter I was so excited to find this one, but when I got to the property and looked at their horses I was so upset I just left. It's been so heavy on my heart if I should post a review or not, but I just can't get those horses looking skinny and so sick with hardly any water out of my head.

From the owner: "R" Sharp Acres is a family owned and operated ranch established in 1994 in Lake Point, Utah. We…read moreare located minutes via I-80 from Salt Lake City and 15 minutes from Tooele. We provide horse boarding with daily, weekly and monthly rates. Please see the website for pricing and more details.

If there's anyone who knows horses, it's the owners of this ranch…read more I bought horses and tack here. Along with regular horseshoeing and training services. They're good with listening to what you want and need but also good at assessing your situation to get you what will work for you. If you're looking for a horse or any equine services, I highly recommend them.

I have been going to Sage Creek since they were opened almost 20 years ago…read more Jim and Donnette are some of the most competent and compassionate horse people I have ever known. Whether you are looking for boarding, training for your horse, or lessons for yourself this is the facility to go to!

Do not ride at this barn. The owner is verbally abusive,…read moreimmature, has poor communication skills, and is overall unprofessional. I spent almost a full 3 years taking riding lessons from multiple different instructors at Sage Creek. The atmosphere at the facility is toxic. The owner and other riders snap at each other, screaming and swearing at each other. This is not a family friendly environment. From the start of my time, I told my first instructor Jacob that I wanted to continue practicing my English riding and horsemanship. It took him 4 lessons before he was able to give me an English lesson. After me asking multiple times if he was able to put me on an English saddle. Jacob and other coaches I worked with consistently pressured me to do competitions when I had no interest and made that clear. All instructors, including the owner, Donnette, are unreliable. I drove from an hour away, and it was not uncommon for me to arrive to find out my instructor scheduled two lessons at once, if not finding out the whole barn was out of town for a show and the staff simply weren't there. Donnette, specifically would consistently forget about lessons. I would have to confirm with text to make sure she'd be there just to have her still schedule another student on my time. Donnette has a history of emotional outbursts, discussion and communication are impossible with Donnette, if you expect to have a working relationship with your riding instructor she is not for you. Donnette expects sub-ordinance and no questions. Donnette, Dana, and Rebecca all contribute to the toxic environment at the barn by complaining about their clients loudly. I knew the barn had a problem with gossip and bullying but never imagined it could be so childish. One day I arrived at the barn and was told I was double booked. I was irritated but started to prepare for the lesson anyways. As I put in my ear peice radio, I heard Donnette around the corner with her previous client on her own radio. She was belittling me, thinking I couldn't hear her, " ...she looked like she was going to cry!" I told her I was leaving after I heard her and she yelled at me that I'm banned from her property and didn't stop yelled at me until I walked away. This barn is a joke. I refuse to stoke the owners ego anymore, and do not know why I put up with it for so long, such a waste of money. If anything this barn is 100% NOT child friendly.