Drove from Las Vegas to Pahrump to see the alpacas. It's an easy drive and the animals are lots of…read morefun. We got there around 10am on Sunday, $15 entry fee and $20 for a tin of food to feed the animals - super reasonable! There were turkeys, chickens, geese, lots of alpacas (a little baby that was just a few days old!), guinea pigs, rabbits, goats and pigs. Two of the alpacas were super friendly and running free. Sunshine, the white alpaca would walk right up and eat from the tin. We got a tour of all the animals and the farm. Sat with the guinea pigs and rabbits and fed them carrots. It was just me and my husband but it would be tons of fun with kids! Highly recommend visiting and even though we went at the hottest time of the year, it was super pleasant in Pahrump!

Nature Health Farms is such a gem in Pahrump! Alex, the owner, is one of the most genuine and…read morehardworking people you'll ever meet. You can tell right away how much love and care he puts into his farm and into helping his customers Whether you're stopping by for CBD products, unique little trinkets, or to feed the animals, you'll always find quality items and fair prices. The atmosphere is welcoming, and you can really feel the positive, down-to-earth vibe as soon as you arrive. What makes this place extra special is the connection to the animals it's a part of the community. He takes the time to share his knowledge and makes sure everyone leaves feeling happy! If you're in the Pahrump area, do yourself a favor and check out Nature Health Farms. You'll leave with more than just great products you'll leave with a smile.

My boyfriend and I went to SeaQuest to celebrate our anniversary, and we weren't expecting to be…read morethere too long- and holy cow we were proved wrong! This exhibit is much larger than I ever thought, and we spent a couple hours exploring. We were iffy visiting with the previous facility's history, however this puts the previous place to shame. All of the animals are so well taken care of, and the staff clearly cares for all of the animals deeply. We had paid to feed miss Coconut, the baby capybara. We had two rounds each of feeding Coconut some greens, and then got to give her some scratches as well. The staff were very informative and were super helpful! I 100% recommend this place, it was so much fun

Went once. Won't go back…read more Bad area for a place to bring children. Go to the Mandalay Bay if you want to see an aquarium in town. This is a waste of your time.

Book it!!! 11/10 recommend for a birthday, especially for toddlers! The owner Nancy worked with me…read moreand we created a smaller package of just the bunnies & pony for my 3 year olds party. All the animas & Nancy were so sweet and patient with the kids. She also made sure to clean up after the animals and left no trace (aka poop). My HOA required a few extra hoops that's Nancy gladly accommodated. Lastly you could tell these animals were well taken care of and loved. P.s. the only reason I'm not posting any pics is because all the kids faces are in them and I didn't take any of just the animals. My bad!

Recently had a party with them. We did a small zoo and 2 ponies. All of the animals were very well…read morebehaved, extremely taken care of and a hit at the party. Owner and handlers were friendly and a pleasure to work with. They were fast at set up and take down and as promised cleaned all animal messes, during event and after they packed up. Highly recommend them

This place is amazing! The yoga instructor was very nice and funny, she gives multiple options for…read morethe poses so if you're new to yoga - you're in good hands! Many poses were incorporated to encourage the goats to jump on you and it definitely worked! The goats were free to roam around the little fenced-in area where we did the yoga so there is a chance that they pee or poo near/on your yoga mat, but the goat handlers were quick to clean it up. They left time at the end to go around and take pictures of everyone to make sure you get the goat selfie of your dreams. Keep in mind that the goats have hooves, so I'd suggest wearing a t-shirt since some ladies who were in sports bras/tank tops got some scratches. Totally worth it for the cute pictures though. The whole experience was very laid back, I'll absolutely be doing this again, and bringing my friends!

Amaaaazing experience. Goats are well trained, friendly and staff is so informational. 10/10…read moreexperience please support!

I would like to preface this review and let others know I have 0 experience with horses. I am sure…read morethe owner Denise is extremely experienced with horse riding and I will not discredit her knowledge and experience with horses (unlike how she treated me as a mother today). I am writing this review from a "moms" experience of an out of control situation and the owner's beside manner. To a seasoned horse rider, my concerns below may or may not seem like anything of value to you but if you are new to horse lessons this review may interest you. Horse riding is considered by many people as one of the top few dangerous sports. Even experienced riders can suffer extreme injuries or even death. Knowing this, I have been slightly apprehensive at my 12 yrs old daughter new found interest in horse riding. She has been going to Hunters Edge for the last 6 months. All thanks to her grandmother who is suffering from a terminal health issue and looks forward to taking my daughter 3x a week for lessons. So far, my daughter fell off a horse 2x within the first 3 months (1 of those times having sprained her wrist and sitting out for a couple weeks). And then today she fell off again. This is her 3rd fall in her first 6 months of riding. Each one worse than the other. Today's event was due to the horse not listening, for reasons I don't fully understand, nor was explained to me by Denise. My daughter is 76 lbs, this horse nearly 1000 lbs+ . Everyone watched painfully while this horse took my daughter on 6+ laps around the arena, faster and faster until things spiraled out of control. Even a concerned worker, popped out from cleaning stalls to come stare and mumble "OH SHIT" under his breath. The scene today was so out of control and watching the reaction of Denise and the instructor during this event not give me any confidence. Maybe I am just being an over protective mom OR maybe if a student falls 2x in the first 3 months, you can reassess the child? Or maybe during the many hours of lessons we did pay you for, you could have gone over a protocol on "how to fall off a horse properly". A quick google search online shows that there is a correct way to fall off a horse and some lesson places that actual do drills / clinics with their riders from the start on how best to navigate this situation (since this situation is an inevitable part of horse riding) I have been researching things online to how to minimize this risk and found some helpful links for any new parent, like me who want to be informed https://thefocusedrider.com/falling-off-horse-danny-warrington/ My daughter didn't get even 1 hour of training on this risk and how to respond correctly. Nothing. How about training your new student on safety measures before the safety measure is needed? Like I mentioned earlier, I am not sure what the best course of action is in this situation. I am talking from the hip, from a novice mom perspective. I am not a riding instructor, I don't know the right or wrong answer here. But I do know this, today could have went better. I understand falling off a horse is something that will happen when this is the sport you elect to do. I understand this risk. But in the same breath, when I hand my daughter over to you Denise, on a silver platter, 3 x a week, paying you money to boot you, I expect 2 things from you. 1. Keep my kid safe. 2. Treat my kid with kindness and respect. But to add insult to injury today, you failed both things. Before this fiasco of her falling off the horse, I watched in front of my eyes you being rude to my daughter & her grandmother. The safety vest we bought at Tack of the Town, the same vest you didn't even want to spare your time to look up from your phone about. Cutting off her grandmother and the instructor mid-sentence to say "I DON"T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT". While you proceeded to go back at looking at your phone. I am shocked a business owner that caters to children would act like that. You couldn't even be bothered to take 30 seconds of your time to give an opinion on a SAFETY VEST! A SAFETY VEST USED AT YOUR OWN RIDING SCHOOL! Purchased from the very place you recommended! What instant karma you received today when the safety vest you refused to look at.. was the same safety vest that helped cushion my daughters fall today. How ridiculous you must have felt to not even bother wanting to look at it and then that happens. Your apology today for your behavior means nothing, first impressions are everything. There's too many other places to give our money to. You have shown us today, that is not you.

My daughter has been riding at this facility for almost a year. I just started lessons for myself a…read morelittle less than a month ago. Prior to setting foot at Hunter's Edge we had no clue about the equestrian world. We are beyond thankful to have found such an amazing place. All staff and trainers are honestly so genuine and amazing. Miss. Amanda is a fantastic trainer and are very lucky to have training us. Again, I am not familiar with other facilities but honestly wouldn't consider any other place here in Vegas to have my daughter attend riding lessons.

We found Jenn on Google because my two daughters (ages 9 and 11) wanted riding lessons. Jenn is…read morepassionate, patient, and warm. The girls loved their lessons and have learned so much in just two days. She takes the time to teach you how to care for a horse, saddle the horse, among many other things, not just ride. I highly recommend Jenn if you are looking to learn this incredible sport - it is clear she loves it and has great expertise.

From the owner: My mission is to teach people of all ages and ability to ride through a solid foundation and good…read morehorsemanship. I hope to make learning to ride a fun and engaging experience for both horse and rider. Horses teach us many lessons in and out of the saddle. It is my passion to help people set and achieve their personal goals regardless of how big or small they may be.

We have been wanting to check out horses 4 heroes for a long time. It is free to visit through the…read morelibrary! Booking is very simple if you visit the libraries website and search horses 4 heroes. Some pros: All of the staff were very nice. The animals were all very nice too. There were porto potties. Some cons: the milking station was pretty gross. I peeked into the bucket of water (that feeds the udders) and there was a slime/sediment in the bottom of the bucket with mosquito larva swimming around. Not sanitary. The bedding for the goats was entirely made of poop. It must have been weeks since it has been cleaned. Not sanitary. I also think it would be nice to have hand sanitizer or a proper hand washing station directly next to the entrance for the goats for this reason in particular. The water the animals (goats and sheep) had to drink also looked cloudy and had a smell. My last complaint is that it was $10 for a horse ride that lasted maybe 2 minutes? I mean I thought for $10 they could ride a BIT longer. Especially because there was no one else waiting. I will still give this business 4 stars because of how friendly and accommodating they were. Please be aware of sanitary conditions and take proper precautions for you and your family.

This is so much fun!! My grandson had a great time! Love all the animals and love that this is for…read morea great cause!! Can't wait to go again!!

I've only had two lessons so far, but I truly couldn't be more impressed with Esther. As a…read morebeginner, I came in feeling pretty nervous, but she has such a calm, kind, and patient way about her that immediately put me at ease. She never makes you feel rushed or unsure--she explains everything so clearly and gently, and takes the time to make sure you really understand. Because of her, I already feel more confident and comfortable around the horse and in the saddle than I expected to feel this early on. I'm genuinely grateful for her teaching style and excited to continue learning with her.

About 9 years ago I bought a Groupon and took some riding lessons with Esther. I was surprised at…read morehow well she cared for the horses- not just tack em up and ride em style. I now own my own Thoroughbred and am looking to get into dressage. I'll be taking lessons with her again. You can find anyone to teach you to ride a horse but only certain people will teach you how to do it the right way!