I like the horse I ride and my coach Mrs.Bree is the BESTTTTTTTTTTT! I jumped for the first time…read moretoday.

We've boarded our retired horse here for several years and we've been very happy. After running a…read moreboarding/training facility for more than a decade and moving to Florida we couldn't be happier. The farm is well maintained with two great arenas, one indoor, one outdoor that have great footing and jumps. They have some open space around the farm that you can go on trail rides on if you'd like, which seems a bit harder to find in some parts of Florida. Debbie and Michael are no nonsense, no drama, knowledgeable owners which is refreshing as it makes for a pleasant experience at the barn. They and the staff take excellent care of the horses, and notice the smallest things which coming from our background is very much appreciated. Tu-Bahd has a great lesson program for kids of all ages. Kathy does a great job introducing kids to horses and it seems they really respond positively. Having grown up riding, and through USPC (graduate H-A) I appreciate her knowledge. We are grateful to have found Tu-Bahd Farms when we did, and have been very happy with our horses care.

I used to go here every summer to go horseback riding. I have such fond and precious memories from…read morecoming there. It was the best summers of my life. I wish I could come and ride Babe again. I loved how much I learned and experienced here. A place I plan to try and contact to return for another time of riding. Last time I was here was about 10 years ago or so. I miss it and the amazing experience I had there. Linda was the BEST. -Dominique Durant

f you're looking for an adventure that blends pure joy, breathtaking scenery, and the kind of…read morememories your kids will talk about for weeks, this horse trail ride absolutely delivers. From the moment we arrived, the family made us feel like old friends. They paired each of us--kids included--with the perfect horse, gentle and patient but full of personality. The trail itself was nothing short of magical. We wandered beneath towering trees, crossed sunlit clearings, and even spotted a few curious wildlife friends along the way. Our guide was fantastic: upbeat, knowledgeable, and incredible with the kids. Ryan kept everyone laughing, learning, and feeling confident in the saddle. What really made the experience shine was how empowered the kids felt. Watching their faces light up as they guided their horses along the trail was worth the trip alone. By the end, they were chatting nonstop about their horses like they were new best friends. This wasn't just a ride--it was an adventure, a confidence boost, and a family moment we'll treasure. If you want something truly special, this trail ride is a must. We'll be back, no question. My children are looking forward to having their Birthday Parties here!

John seems nice, but doesn't tell you that you have to confirm the appointment THE DAY OF. I called…read moreon a Wednesday and scheduled my appointment for the next day. He said he text me at 3:30pm On Thursday and asked to confirm by 5pm for a 6pm appointment. I was working and had my phone on silent (I work from home and have my laptop with me)... I got off at 5pm to leave for the appointment, saw the messages and called right away. He wouldn't budge and cancelled my appointment. He did not tell me on Wednesday, when I scheduled the appointment, that I would need to confirm the appointment the next day... I would have turned my phone off silent or called before 5pm. What a wonderful way to disappoint my 11 & 13 year old horse loving daughters... we are here from South Dakota visiting. His mom is an even bigger problem, she has an even worse attitude. STAY AWAY! On a positive note, Whispering Pines Equestrian LLC was really nice and offered to let my girls go to their day camp on Friday for half the cost of this place.

I love this place! Great riding instruction and trail rides. Perfect way to see "Old Florida" and…read morefun for the family! No experience needed either as the owners have a horse for every skill level. Say "Hi" to Elvis the Pot Bellied pig. He's super friendly!

Michelle was an excellent guide, she paid special attention to our children and shared a wonderful…read moreexperience for the whole family

I went yesterday, Thursday Aug. 21, 2025, on a spectacular ride with my 25 year old daughter. We…read morehave been going to wagon wheel for over 10 years. We saw much wildlife, including many deer, beautiful tropical birds, and other animals, like cows. The riding is in a Flofida water management Hammock, with incredible oak tree cover, so for 90% of the ride, one is shaded from the hot sun. Perhaps the best part of the trip was the magnificent trees, some 500 or 600 years old! Michelle will take good care of you. Get her to talk, she's got some terrific stories.

We took our two kids kayaking here today and had a blast. Sherry is very friendly and super helpful…read morewith everything. The wind and waves were stronger than I expected but that made the experience more exciting. Our 11 year old was in a kayak by herself and did great. We all had lots of fun and will definitely be back.

What a great place to rent kayaks from. Right on the river and such friendly service. Extremely…read morereasonable rates and sound advice on planning the trip out on the river. This is a great find and wonderful people. Love supporting local folks who just want to help people enjoy the natural environment that is here. Will no doubt be renting again when we return.

North trail offers straight and firm opportunity to get a sweat via walk/run/bike…read more South trail offers scenic and partly rugged areas to stroll and leisurely pace through if desired. Plus, Indian burial mounds and pioneer cemetery adds to the enjoyment

Spruce Bluff Preserve is 97 acres. In the 1990's a community of more than 60 homes was planned for…read morethe area but in 1995 the St. Lucie County saved the historic spot by buying the land and making it into one of the county's first preserves, The hiking trail is on the marsh and scrub land in between the houses off Southbend Boulevard along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. This is one of the more interesting hiking trips I have taken because there is so much history here. If you take the trail from the parking lot about half a mile down you will come to the site that was a pioneer settlement and cemetery along the banks of the St. Lucie River. The trail itself was the roadway for the development that never happened. The area was settled in 1891 after the Second Seminole War ended in 1842. Spruce Bluff founder John Enos Fultz Jr. came from South Carolina to farm pineapples which did well in the sandy soil. Spruce Bluff was a community of several families with a school, post office and sawmill. To make $10 a month Fultz rowed the St. Lucie River to Stuart to deliver the mail to Stuart. In 1894 and 1895 a winter freeze killed the crops and the families moved out of the area. Fultz moved to Ft. Pierce where he became the first Clerk of the Circuit Court for St. Lucie County when it was created in 1905. To find the cemetery look for the two wooden posts on the side of the right hand trail that leads to a sandy trail that takes you to it. The cemetery is surrounded by a fence with a monument. It is owned privately but you are welcome to visit. The seven headstones of the Spruce Bluff pioneers buried inside the fence were vandalized so one monument was put up instead. If you take the trail behind the parking lot it leads to an Ais midden which was their trash dump. Middens are important because they can tell you a lot about the people who lived in the area. This midden has yielded fish bones during excavations. To get to the site you travel along a one mile trail. As you make your way down you come to two boardwalks that cross over the wetlands. The Ais were a tribe of Native Americans who inhabited the Atlantic Coast of Florida from present day Cape Canaveral to the St. Lucie Inlet. They became extinct in the 1760's when they were sold off for slaves or succumbed to disease. The best knowledge we have of these people came from Jonathan Dickinson's journal when he was taken prisoner by them. There is no sign for the mound. It's 20 feet high and 180 feet wide and may be hundred of thousands of years old. If you didn't know it was back there it would just look like a hill. In addition to the hiking trails which can also be biked there is canoe access. A saw a lot of birds on the trail as well as many adorable rabbits. It's an easy hike and the history of this area makes it a very special place to visit.

A beautiful night with hosts Kyle and Hannah where we enjoyed the full moon rise and sunset!…read moreGracious hosts with tasty wines, beers, etc and a local fish dip. Watching these two maneuvering the sails was interesting while you are relaxing under the sails. What a fabulous evening! Must do in Fort Pierce!

We had a great time sailing with Kyle and Hannah. Everything was first class from safety, beverages…read moreand light snack. We sailed with my 18 month old granddaughter and she loved it. Next time we intend to do the sunrise and Kyle suggested giving a range so the weather can be timed. First class all the way! Thank you Kyle and Hannah.