GREAT! My daughter started getting so advance in only 3 months after she had been riding at another…read moreplace for 2 years without jumping! Highly recommend! Rachel, the owner, is so nice! ITS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!

I ride at Greylyn farm and personally, it is an amazing place. I took a break from riding for a few…read moremonths, and when i came back, I said i was uncomfortable cantering that time, and my trainer was so understanding. Everybody there is really nice, and they take care of the horses very well.

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.

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.

Such a great facility and beautiful care of all the horses!! Ellen is a top notch professional, we…read moreare so happy to be in such a win win situation!!

My daughter has been taking lessons with Ellen for several years. Ellen is one of the kindest, most…read morepatient, caring instructors out there. She puts the safety of her riders and her horses first. The facility is beautiful! Ellen and the farm owner have put a ton of hard work and effort into improving and beautifying the facility. I recommend Top Flight Stables to anyone looking for a methodical, kind, safe approach to all levels of riding and competing. I also recommend Top Flight to any horse owner who was looking for a patient and effective approach to their horse's care and training.

The team here is incredibly helpful and friendly. I booked two kayaks for my wife and myself and…read morethey were so easy to work with and get things set up. Plus, they have free bike rentals - like you literally don't pay anything. You just sign out the bikes and you can go riding down the Schuylkill River Trail. Definitely will book with them again in the future!

As a member of the tech industry, I pine for opportunities to get outside and enjoy the natural…read moreworld. However, I often find it difficult to arrange details and make the proper connections occur. I discovered myself wishing over and over that I could take time and effort spent on researching trips and excursions and use most of it actually going outside. I admit, I was absolutely thrilled when I found the answer - Take It Outdoors Adventures. Located in the heart of southeastern Pennsylvania, TIOA provides fantastic opportunities throughout the year. I have found myself attending a variety of experiences - from casual after-work paddles during the week to a weekend camping excursion to a Paddle followed by a tour of a local Craft Brewery to a week-long expedition in the Adirondacks, the happy memories keep stacking up. Each week, I check the calendar as I anxiously wait to see what is coming up next. The past few years have been an adventure - I can hardly wait to see what 2015 has in store!

I have found that Touch of Luck Farm provides high quality care and professional services to its…read morehorses and clients. I have been riding with Chrissie, TLF's owner and trainer, for about a year now. I've seen a lot of growth in my riding as a result of her patience and ability to target areas of my riding that need improvement. I've been highly satisfied with my experience at TLF and would recommend it to anyone who wants to improve his/her riding skills, whether for recreational riding or for showing.

We absolutely loved hiking here. The Ollie's playground for kids was the cutest thing and so much…read morefun. It was clean and quiet and overall, a really nice trail.

ChesLen is relatively HUGE compared to other Natural Lands preserves. 1282 acres of Wyethesque…read morelandscapes everywhere you turn! Ironically, for the size of this place, it had one of the smallest parking lots I've seen at any of the other Natural Lands preserves I've visited. A rain storm cut my visit short, but I did get close to an hour of the meadow trail. If you visit on a sunny day, be ready for extreme sun exposure because there is very little tree shade along the trails I walked. Also, the mowed meadow terrain is lumpy and uneven in spots, and I'd have appreciated my hiking boots over the sneakers I wore, for ankle support. Again, I can't speak for the full 1282 acres, but the ambiance closest to the parking lot and trailhead, is pretty but lacks the variety and depth of character that many other Natural Lands preserves possess. It's kind of just plain old field. I appreciate plain old field, but having been to other preserves, I prefer the ones with woods and clearings, stream crossings, hills and valleys, etc. But, if you want to paint a Wyeth scene, this is certainly your place! It is a popular occurrence at Natural Lands preserves for locals to visit with their dogs off leash (in discordance with preserve rules). This preserve was no exception. In fact, it is so casually disregarded, Natural Lands was recently looking to hire someone, specifically, to visit all of the preserves and enforce the leash rule. As a dog mom, I understand the desire to not have to fuss with leash tugging, and be able to watch their furry joy running "free," but these rules are in place for everyone's safety, including your own (and your dog's). ChesLen is great for hiking boot walks, dogs on leash, and birding or butterfly watching. It is not accessible for handicapped people, strollers, bikes, etc. Babies have to be carried (as in backpacks) if in attendance. While more rugged in a countrified way, the land itself is peaceful and serene, and fun to photograph or paint!

It's so pretty has lots of nature and wildlife, definitely would go again. I saw a deer and very…read morecool birds on the walk!

Great small trail to get out and enjoy nature! Good place to go with the kids or dogs!read more