This place was Awesome!!!! Everyone was so nice especially Emma who helped our group have an…read moreunbelievable time. Not only were they affordable but also were very professional. Loved and will definitely be back here again!!!!!

Very sweet home owners. They let us trot on the trail which was our favorite part of the ride…read more Owner was very nice and is great with conversation.

Great place!! Anywhere besides Wild Estates is the right place for your horse. Here the owner…read moreactually works with and understands horses.

Rachel Roweeter is an AMAZING owner, coach, trainer and competitor. She is adept at seeing details…read morethat need improvement and supporting the student to consistently learn to improve and be the best rider they can be. She is Safety focused, organized, timely, professional, kind and caring. 1000% Recommended!

From the owner: Specializing in hunter, jumper, and equitation horses and riders. Native River Farms offers…read morecustomized training options as well as short-term tune up’s, consignment sales, and lease options. The farm also has a lesson program for those without their own horse. Contact us for more information!

I visited Southfork Ranch as part of a work group outing and honestly had no idea what to expect…read morebut I left genuinely impressed and entertained. This place is a legitimate piece of American pop culture history, and they do a great job bringing it to life. The guided tour takes you inside the actual ranch house, and it's more immersive than you'd think. The formal dining room with its crystal chandeliers, the bold red kitchen, the grand foyer staircase -- it's all right there, frozen in time like the Ewing family just stepped out for a moment. And yes, they have the room where JR was shot, complete with a chalk outline and crime scene markers. Campy? A little. Fun? Absolutely. Outside, the grounds are beautiful. White fences, open pastures, friendly animals wandering around with the iconic ranch house as the backdrop. There's also JR's silver Lincoln Continental on display in the museum, along with memorabilia and history from the show. Fair warning: this is a deeply generational experience. My older colleagues were absolutely in their element while some of the younger folks in our group needed a little context. But even without being a die-hard Dallas fan, there's enough to see and appreciate that everyone ended up having a good time. Great group outing, unique Dallas experience. If you're in the area, it's absolutely worth a visit.

As a longtime fan of the TV show Dallas, I had been looking forward to visiting Southfork Ranch for…read moreyears. Growing up in Europe, we watched the show later than audiences in the U.S., but I never missed an episode and absolutely loved following the Ewings' story. So when I had the chance to travel through Texas, visiting Southfork was at the top of my list. The visit exceeded my expectations. The ranch is perfectly set up for visitors - from the guided tour of the house, which is preserved and decorated exactly like it appeared in the show, to all the little details, including the cars the Ewing family used. Our guide gave a fascinating talk about the history of filming, the ranch's rental process, and behind-the-scenes stories that really brought the show to life. We also got to walk around the ranch, see the small horses or ponies, and browse a tiny gift shop. It was amazing to experience in person something I'd watched on TV for so many years - and on the other side of the continent, no less! The whole experience was nostalgic, charming, and genuinely fun. If you love Dallas or just want to see an iconic TV ranch in real life, Southfork is absolutely worth the visit.

These guys are amazing. Went for a little ride today,…read moreAlejandro took great care of me and helped me be super comfortable on the horse. I can't wait to go back and ride some more! Highly recommend!

My family visited this barn and encountered a very rude woman named Candee (the owner). We were…read morejust walking up to the barn and she began yelling at us. She gave us a lecture about how horses bite and how it was very dangerous for us to be there. Just confirmed there are kind people and there are nasty people. She is nasty!

Prospering farms was the first barn I've ever ridden at, I've now been riding for 6 years and…read morelooking back this place needs its horses taken away. They use 25 year old horses that should. Be. Retired. In 5-10 lessons 6 days a week. If a horse goes lame, the throw it in the pasture and forget about it. Even just driving by, the horses in the pasture have overgrown hooves, sunken in spines, and halters on that have been there for years. The training wasn't bad but it's definitely a beginner barn as most riders start to realize that the way they overwork their horses is unethical.

I came to prospering farm with low confidence and not many experiences under my belt. I'm 7 month…read morein and I have a lot more confidence, I can see a lot of visible growth, and I found amazing horses and friends and an especially amazing trainer, Mrs Stephanie. I've accomplished so many things I never thought I would get to do and I can't wait to see what the future holds for me here at Prospering Farm.

Stunning! The place is run brilliantly by highly skilled people who not only care deeply for horses…read moreand animal welfare in general, but are also professionally trained to look after them. Sara is a qualified trainer and a national-level competitive rider. Once you enter the facilities, you know you're in great hands. From beginners to professional riders competing at top levels, they truly cater to everyone. Since my last visit, they've made further improvements to the facilities, and the quality of service is even better than before. I would definitely bring children here to learn the basics of horse riding and progress all the way to high-level competition. The staff can train riders at every stage, from novice to advanced, and they excel in both dressage and show jumping. They also bring in top trainers from out of town to ensure the best possible instruction at all times. A truly exceptional equestrian centre -- it has the warmth of home combined with the standards of high-level competition.

I came here for an Italian wine pop-up and little did I know that I would be spending my Sunday…read moreafternoon drinking wine on a beautiful equestrian ranch, enjoying the sun and petting horses. My friend and I had a great time and enjoyed the wine, we got to talk to the owners, and support local small businesses. The owner told me they'll be doing events with horseback riding lessons in 2025 so I will definitely be back!

My daughters do lessons and camps here and have for years. Great instructors, love the owner, and…read moreall the riders and families are like one big family.

A place where horses go to be impaled by wire wrapped down trees (almost ending my own horses…read morecareer), EPM runs rampant, they live in knee deep mud and grossly overrun grounds, get ridden lame until they're hauled out on a trailer to be put down or sold with a pack of lies. City kids ride lame, backyard bred horses on endless circles learning next to nothing about horsemanship and get hurt. Owner yells at instructors infront of children...yells at children. Changes her own rules based on her own dishonest practices. This place is about tricking people out of money and chews through horse after horse while doing it. There are great people here...caring parents, amazing kids and coaches and they have a lot to lose by being honest but I've had enough with my own experience here, my child's, my horses and watching others and their horses be mistreated.