Great ride with guide Alice. Horses were beautiful and so was the drizzling park. Thank you!read more

we had a great trail ride Sept 8,2025! Aidan was an amazing guide. Our horses Storm and Moose were…read moreperfect on the trail. We will return for another trail ride soon.

I went today for a lesson and it was too wet to ride, but I got so much more out of my time than I…read moremay have on a lesson. Misty who runs the stables is a warm, compassionate boss lady. It was a pleasure to be in her company both over the phone setting up my lesson and just hanging with the horses for over two hours. Although it was my first time, I felt like I was a part of a magical community. Misty and fellow boarders spoke w my friend and I and answers all of our questions. This is truest a stable like none I have ever experienced, again, a true sense of community. I can not wait to go back again, whether I end up riding or not.

If you're an equestrian or simply a horse enthusiast, stop by…read more The grounds are peaceful for a walk (we were there for almost an hour), and shutterbugs have lots to take photos of. If you're lucky enough to own a horse, you're able to board them there for a monthly fee. Otherwise there are pony rentals and rides (for little kids, for sure), and riding lessons available. Find Hidden Valley Horse Farm at Ridley Creek State Park.

Hidden Valley Horse Farm has been located inside Ridley Creek State Park since 1999. It is the…read morefirst thing you see on your left as you enter the main park entrance. The set up utilizes some horse facilities from the Jeffords estate. Horse culture at this location dates back to the turn of the 19th C. and has links to Samuel Riddle, breeder of Man O' War and other famed racehorses. Boarding is available here with beautiful paddocks. There are 40 acres of pasture for grazing. There is a brand new enclosed ring that was built about a year ago. Also a heated tack room, and washing area (outside). We notice that horses are always blanketed when it is cold out, and they always look lively and content. In addition to boarding, they offer beginner, intermediate and advanced lessons, horse education ("hands-on"), pony rides, and parties. Often people host birthday parties at the nearby park picnic area with playground, and enjoy pony rides as part of the party. To visit and exercise your horse, there is a separate horse trail adjacent to the horse farm, just across Gradyville Road. North of Gradyville Rd the trail is roughly a figure 8 shape, & is the longest trail overall (4.7mi) for the park, and the only one equestrian-accessible. This is the widest unpaved park trail, since it is for horses. Note that walkers & dogs also use this trail, and populate it more than horses. A large northern section of the trail abuts Edgmont Country Club golf course, & the green's activities can be observed from the trail.

I recently had the opportunity to get back to lessons after many years away. I had a wonderful…read morelesson. Anita Imms is a fantastic instructor and I learned way more in one lesson that I ever thought I could. I can't wait for my next lesson. The farm's setting is unbelievably beautiful and has to be seen to be appreciated. Erica C.

By far the best lessons I've ever had. Anita is patient, present and positive. She explains things…read morein a way that make sense, so you really get it and can work on putting these lessons into practice. It's more a riding philosophy than a "lesson" because it changes the way you think about riding. I"m so glad I found Anita, she is making me realize that I have the potential to be a fearless rider and is instilling confidence in me with every lesson. She is fantastic!

Started in the '70's by the Delaware Valley Combined Training Association and now it's own entity,…read moreDAD (Dressage at Devon) is a HUGE dressage (equestrian) show that runs at the same place as the Devon Horse show. Our little one (now nearly 9) is a big horse kid, so she naturally, loves it. General Admission (you really don't need a reserved grandstand seat for this - you do for Devon in the spring) is $10 per person (kid or adult). Decent food and pricey cutesy boutiques. Great fun. But not as fun as the main Devon Horse Show.

A great way to have fun and to get some exercise in for the day. Tickets are $60 (for adults) for a…read moretwo hour climb. no experience is necessary because they do a quick run through on everything. You also do a quick test course before moving on. They have different course levels, ea h a little more challenging than the last. Gloves, snacks and drinks are available on site. Picnic tables are available for the non-climbers/spectators.

Super fun. You will be tested on your balance and heights. Did this with my 9 yo too…read more Would def do again.

This place is sus...as in suspect…read more Your looking at decent wait times for your chance to race on a race track and the controls have attention warnings that mean you have to slow down....legit the system will override you and you will stall out. I personally hate that shit, if I am being a fool I would like the opportunity to hit the wall and learn for my self. Another mention that I have to detail is legit the bathroom was one of the worst kept bathrooms I have ever seen. It looks like a bathroom out of your high school but never attended to. The arcade looks fairly decent however my nephews that attempted to have some fun at the arcade said most of the games were out of order. Although I personally enjoyed myself as this was a new experience racing a go-kart I have to advise you should go to a different spot for this activity. We initially wanted to go to Arnold's Fun Center in Oaks, PA to race but they recently changed the hours and that is why we ended up at this location. Also, be careful if you pay in cash as I received the wrong change and they had to get the manager involved in how to break a $100 dollar bill. If you do choose to pay credit card they will charge you an added fee btw. As always people SYOY!!!

Fun Saturday night with friends. The carts and the tracks could definitely use some updates. They…read moredo have an online system which is a plus so you aren't stuck there waiting until it's your turn. I think It's better if you go with a lot of people so you can race each other. If not, other people will be apart of your race. The food options are CRAPPY. Definitely eat before you go. They have a couple of "arcade" games for kids but they are definitely out of date. The rock climbing wall was closed when I went. Not sure if it's a seasonal thing or not. There is a one membership fee when you sign up. Not really beneficial if you don't plan on going multiple times a year. Overall, this place needs some updates if it wants to keep people coming. There are more fun places to go.

My daughter attended what was advertised as "writing camp." Her experience was awful. None of the…read morestaff was qualified to teach writing, and for that matter nobody attempted as much. There was no writing instruction. In addition, the staff seemed to have neither talent, nor experience in working with children and regularly treated the kids as if they were much younger than they were. It was amateur hour to be sure. Finally, and I'm just going to be blunt, the staff were weird. If you're looking for some kind of legitimate writing experience for your kid, then look elsewhere. This is just oversold babysitting, and bad babysitting at that. But the food was actually pretty good.

My kids really enjoyed their time at Dean camp. The flexible pick-up and drop-off times are so…read morehelpful. And the fact that lunch is included is amazing. My kids really liked their instructors and the activities they did. We have already signed up again for camp this summer.