Second time at Exit Strategy. Our game master Steve is a great narrator! His voice fit the theme…read morealmost too well Did a scary escape room today. It was pretty good and a good amount of difficulty. The process to check in was also super fast. Would recommend and looking forward to getting into more rooms since they reset and retheme them every once in a while.

First time here on a whim with my friends and we definitely did not regret it! Staff is super…read morefriendly and we were so lucky to have Mac guide us through. Loved her energy and how much she made our group laugh from start to finish. We chose the Wizard room (medium difficulty) and it was super fun at $35/person as a group of 4. Our group escaped with 3 minutes to spare thanks to the CLUES. It's in a rather secluded area but I don't mind that. It did say appointment only on the door but not sure if they are strict on that. My friends and I still booked online in advance anyways. Would definitely recommend.

My barn really enjoys the shows here. The staff is very patient even when my kids are trying to…read morelearn how to do things right and make errors. The facilities are comfortable and you don't have to hike a mile between rings. They may not be the newest thing in town, but they are trying to give folks a comfortable and fun experience.

This was a really nice four day event in April. The weather was perfect, and the grounds are…read morelovely. I like this venue because the walking distances are not too great, and all the rings are nicely sized with very attractive jumps. My favorite part of it is the Sugar Shack, which is a coffee and pastry bar. It has some very special baked goods by Armon, who is a Cordon Bleu trained chef. His special soufflés are incredible! Choose bacon, or artichoke, both are to die for! Armon is so talented! Make sure, if you're in the neighborhood, try the Armon soufflé! Highly recommended!

**** Child Endangerment**** Gaslighting*** We are no longer…read moreattending. Brittney, the owner, attempted to scare a horse, by slapping it very hard and loudly, that my daughter was escorting out of the barn. My daughter, a beginner and a child, was holding the reins of the horse tightly. Brittney hit the horse from behind, out of sight of my daughter and the trainer. Luckily the horse did not take off running. My child, could have been seriously hurt. This is the first time that I had seen her violently hit a horse. If you have children, please be careful. There are humans that will try to hurt you or retaliate against you via your child. And there are people that will put your child in danger, not care, and attempt to twist the truth. I believe the owner targeted my child because of the Yelp review I did from April 2022. Most horseback riding accident victims are girls between the ages of 10 and 14. This is my daughter's age group. Children do not have the reaction capabilities that adults have. Safety for girls in this age group needs to be taken very seriously. I sent them an email expressing my concern for my child's safety. And instead of apologizing, they decided to lie and gaslight me... Examples of their gaslighting- (Twisting reality) I was told that I wasn't there when it happened and I heard about it from someone else... (The truth) I WAS there. I was THERE. I did not hear about the smack from anyone else. I heard the smack and I heard the trainer immediately ask Brittney, "Did you just smack Misty?" And Brittney said, "Yes, haha! I told you Misty wouldn't do anything." I HEARD that conversation, because I was THERE. Testing the horse's reaction to being loudly hit like that while a child is holding it is unprofessional, irresponsible and disgusting. (Reality) Everyone in the barn looked shocked and looked towards Brittney because the noise (of the hit) was so loud. I SAW that, because I was there. And I looked too. It sounded like a book being dropped. (Denial of reality) They denied that Brittney hit the horse and said it was a "pat." (Reality) It was a very loud smack/hit. (Minimization/confusion) They said I was the only one "expressing extreme concern about a horse being pat." My concern was/is/has been my daughter's safety and her holding a horse that was getting loudly hit. And they said I am at fault for not immediately expressing my concern to the trainer. And I did speak to Brittney after she was done teaching her student. If you bring up any concern to the owner she will yell at you OR flat out gaslight you. And the rider's safety is not always taken into consideration, depending on the student. Some students will be discriminated against. No, I do not recommend this business.

Doesn't respond back. Doesn't answer calls. Unprofessional LLC. Takes your $ and Doesn't try to…read morework with you. Will report to BBB if no response soon.

My wife saw a special Valentine's Day event happening on 2/14/26, at Space to Play, located on Elk…read moreGrove Florin Road in Elk Grove, CA. We took our toddler daughter for the event and later to play. My daughter had fun dressing up, decorating cookie before eating it, small painting on her hand (we were afraid she would smear face painting in her eyes), painting in the art space, and much more. She got so tired of playing, she fell asleep. Thank you, Space to Play, we will be returning!

We stopped by on Saturday for Open Play and Mirarose played for 2 full hours! Our 1 year old's…read morefavorites: sensory play on their round gel floor tiles and playing inside their colorful cube pit! Their were a lot of social butterflies here, but our tot was a bit nervous to interact. Open play is catered to ages 0-6, but older siblings may enjoy playing dress up on their stage and their art studio! We also took home a book from their free little library our 8 year old has been reading and plan to replenish their stock our next visit! Open Play is $17 with 1 adult included, $5 for infants, grip socks are required! No play limit! They sell plenty of snacks and drinks, even Girl Scouts cookies and offer free coffee! And yes they host parties! This indoor playground and children's art studio opened just last year! Staff members were very friendly and helpful and everything was clean and well maintained! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: Gingerbread Happy Time by EnjoyMusic Site: https://enjoymusic.ai

My boyfriend gifted me a 3 lesson Groupon for horseback riding with High Standard Equestrians for…read moreour anniversary. I went to my first lesson Saturday, May 4th with trainer Cecilia. First of all, it's at Brookside Equestrian Park so I thought I was lost, but I wasn't. High Standard Equestrian is toward the back of the property and across the parking lot from the bathrooms. The trainer, Cecilia, and owner, Clint, met me at their office and were very friendly, professional, and helpful. Right away, Cecilia took me to the horse I would be caring for and riding (Stewart) and had me take him out of his stall and into the grooming stall (I don't know what it's exactly called). It was my first time leading a horse anywhere, but Cecilia was encouraging and walked me through the process, as she could tell I was nervous. She taught me how to groom Stewart and then I went through all of the grooming steps (I even picked up his giant hoof and picked the dirt out of it!). She also showed me all of the steps to putting the saddle and bridal on. I led Stewart out of the grooming stall and then it was time to get on the horse! As I was standing on the steps to mount him, I casually mentioned to Cecilia that I was afraid of heights. She assured me I would be alright. I, very ungracefully, got on Stewart and was quite a bit terrified. He happens to be the tallest horse in the stable! Cecilia waited patiently until I was a bit more calm to lead us into the indoor arena. Once in the arena, Stewart and I (led by Cecilia) walked around in circles for a while so that I could feel more comfortable. After a few laps, Cecilia taught me how to do "posting" and once I had a handle on that, we moved onto "two-point" which was easier, but I was more afraid of (it involves standing on the horse while holding onto his neck!). At the end, Stewart and I went for a trot! First, while I was sitting and then we tried posting and trotting (that was a bit sloppy for me). Last, we tried trotting and two-point, which was a lot of fun! I have to say that Cecilia was a great trainer. Every time we moved on to a new "move" she seemed to have more confidence in me than I did! I never felt pressured to go on to the next thing, but I'm glad she was there to push me to learn the next thing because I was quite content walking in circles haha The next day, I could barely move! Apparently I am out of shape and horseback riding requires some muscles I didn't know I had! Two days later, I am still sore but I can't wait to go back! It was so much fun! When I go back for my next lesson, I'll be bringing a bag of carrots for the horses :)

First time training with horses. I found Clint on Groupon. He is absolutely amazing. Well educated…read morein the field of riding and horses in general. I was a little nervous about riding and was feeling discouraged a bit but client has a great way of personalizing your lesson, finding what works for you. He's so patient and has a great sense of humor. He has a hand full of horses to train with so you can find a great fit for you. Definitely recommend taking lessons here!

I have been attending yoga classes in Wilton at the Rec Center on Dillard and Colony since 2016. At…read more$5.00/class it is a total bargain. One hour of yoga with a great warm up and cool down, great people in the class and a wonderful, knowledgeable instructor. You do have to sign up on line, which takes a little time when you first set up your account. But payment is easy and the class schedule is easy to use.

Traditional hatha yoga class with great instruction throughout the class. Explanation of poses,…read moremodifications and breathing. Great local class in Wilton, at the old Dillard Elementary MP room, can't be beat at $5/class. Only downfall is registering for the class via the Parks website. An older group of good people to spend an hour of your time with. Glad I got the website figured out and to be back in this class.

Another great charity event at Project Ride. Annual Spaghetti Feed 2025 was awesome. Excellent…read morespaghetti, salad and garlic bread. This fun, kid friendly supports a great cause for special needs kids and young adults. Good price for tickets, raffle tickets with great prizes and the UCD Equestrian Team was there to help, big help. Thanks to the Sacramento Sheriff's Office cadets, local high school young people. So much fun!

The volunteer opportunities seem great but I was denied entry to one just because I didn't have a…read moreliability form and although I completely understand safety concerns and what not, I wasted time to drive out then have to go back home right after. I am very disappointed because my dad was there and he would have signed another liability form but the check in lady said no, "you have to be on my list, your teacher should have sent the forms out already" and this was for the Spaghetti feed today. After that she told me "well there is another opportunity in January you can do" but I will definitely never volunteer for this place again.

Jennifer and her mom are extremely knowledgable and excellent trainers. I have taken about 8…read morelessons so far and love it there! If you are looking for a hunter jumper trainer I would highly recommend them!