Wonderful experience staff is amazing Fellow rv folks…read morecouldn't be nicer and willing to help

From the owner: Situated on 40 acres, the expansive, natural setting provides a serene environment, perfect for…read moreunwinding and enjoying the quiet of the countryside. Self care horse boarding also available. RVIA Certified RV Technician on site.

Well maintained facility and knowledgeable staff. Close to town, so it is very convenient, some…read moretrailer parking is available.

Amazing experience!! They were so nice and gentle. They encouraged us to love on and talk to the…read morehorses while on our ride. If you want to ride a horse, come here! It's a slow pace, perfect for kids.

Had a blast going out on the trails with my colleagues and Honey Lee Ranch! Whether you're an…read moreexperienced rider or it's your first time, the staff is very good with the orientation prior to riding and then pairing you with the right horse. We also had 3 staff ringing with us and giving instructions during the ride, when necessary. It took me a few minutes to settle down on the ride but once I got the hang of everything it was nice to enjoy the views. I was even able to give my horse praises which helped with our bond. Looking forward to taking the family next time!

I can not say enough about the service and accommodations this facility offered my family…read more WE ARE NOT IN THE HORSE BUSINESS. We have zero experience with the animals or work involved in this industry. Our family has member with quadriplegia (wheelchair bound) that desired to ride a horse for Christmas. Cottonwood Creek Ranch was not only up for the task, they were excited to share in the experience -- providing therapy thru horse riding. Despite the wicked cold (4 degree Fahrenheit with 30 mph winds and snow), the staff came out in full force with the sweetest horse to help our physically limited family member get on that horse and ride around the barn. The pictures speak volumes. I highly recommend for all novice horse enthusiasts. The professionalism and friendliness of this establishment is worth investigating.

Large property hidden inside a quiet residential neighborhood. They have a giant stable filled with…read morebeautiful show horses. You can pay for riding lessons here given in a massive indoor practice facility. They even do birthday parties for the younglings. Prices are average for what they do, but it's definitely a pricey hobby/sport. One thing is for sure, the family here are good people and they hire quality workers that really care. If you are prepared to dedicate your time and money, or need a place to keep your horse, this place is as good as any around. Also they live on property making it very accessible.

Great horseshows for beginners or schooling young or green horses…read moreClasses for all Nice jumps good arena

This place deserves a no star review…read more Let me preface this by stating I've been in and out of the horse world since 1992. So I'm not new to this game. A few years ago, my daughter had expressed the desire to take riding lessons. I had lost my gelding a few years prior and Just stopped riding all together. I looked back into local barns, she wanted to learn Western. So I showed her a few open discipline barns. And she chose Celtic Cross. I reached out and unfortunately they didn't have any openings at the time. Which was fine. We held off, partially due to the pandemic, until they reached out back out to me saying they had beginner lessons starting. My daughter switched to English after not being able to swing a saddle on a 16 hh horse by herself (she was a petite 9 year old just starting out, didn't quite grasp the mechanics yet) Every time I tried to help, I would get yelled at. That was one red flag I over looked. The conversations that included bashing other riders from other lessons made me uncomfortable. (The other review where the kids were crying? Marilee referred to them as the cry baby sisters). I would reply "that's horrible" hoping she would get the hint, I did not want to talk about others. They have one "coach" that pretty much told my daughter she sucked. Another coach, had the attitude that my daughter was not good enough to be part of her lessons. (Because she's a reserved and cautious rider, not an a*hole with spurs) One rider got kicked hard in the abdomen and required an ambulance ride, they were not pleased about the fact the mom called 911. (Insert another red flag what was over looked) They even said it was the child's fault she got kicked. I know being around horses is dangerous, but this barn has some very unsafe horses. Instead of an adult handling a difficult horse, they make children who don't have experience do it. Or the simple fact that with in the last year, my daughter has almost been ran over twice on horse back during a lesson due to another horse being allowed to run around with zero control while cantering. Communication is honestly non existent. Even on a good day. Also when you pay $40-50 a lesson and the certain coaches attention is more on their phone than the riders. Don't get me started on the "package deals". Prepay, but lessons were always canceled. That money is lost. A lot of other things have happened, but the most recent- my daughter helped out for two summer camps this year. First week seemed to have went fine. Second week, my daughter was accused of dumping manure twice in an area that it wasn't supposed to go (for the last 3 years, every thing was dumped in one spot just outside the one door, mainly due to laziness and improper equipment). She did it once, because that's where it always went. She was told. "Hey not there". She didn't do it again. Later that day, she was cornered and yelled at, accused of doing it a few times. She immediately texted me to let me know. NOTHING was mentioned to me when I got her at the end of the day. NOTHING was mentioned to me at lessons the following week. The week after is when it was finally brought up. Pretty much, they use you. Abuse you. And kick you out. If you want a safe place for your child to ride. This is NOT it. I wish I caught on sooner. (Did you know you can file a report with Safe Sport?) Before any one comes at me, my daughter has had a few other trainers wanting her to be part of their team. One being out in Florida and travels all over the east coast. Final part of my review, they owe my daughter unpaid wages for days worked. While it was considered working for either lessons or classes paid at the barn show. She was asked to leave before she was able to use her "Celtic Cash". Therefore, they owe her a pay check. (I will edit this review once I get that check and it clears. They have until July 31, 2023) In hind sight, I wish I had listened to the several people who told me to stay clear of this place. The toxic environment is not healthy. Updated: 10/30/2023 The Department of Labor ruled in my daughter's favor. I now have paperwork to file a judgment against Marilee and Celtic Cross. (She opted to ignore the DoL) my daughter is owed pay plus damages- they also broke it down to an hourly pay for the time she worked. Since I broke silence, several people have stepped forward to me in confidence about this place. The bullying, the harassment, the neglect. The lies! They aren't my stories to tell, hopefully in due time... it all will exposed.

The Stalls were a nice size. The park is Very clean and KK (owner) is very responsive.read more

These people are terrible to get ahold. Don't understand how they could run a business and not…read moreanswer the phone.

If you're planning on hauling horses and are in need of a layover or transfer spot this is the…read moreplace to be! Ken and Donna Robinson of Robinson's Barn Bed and Breakfast offer up a little bit of comfort and a whole lot of professionalism in their BB&B. We pulled in around midnight after a 28 hour haul from California with 4 untrained Icelandic Ponies who were headed on to Pennsylvania. Ken met us at the gate ready to help us unload and set the ponies up for the night. After a difficult unload, which he stayed with us for, Ken then set us up in our rooms for the night. They offer two bunk rooms in the barn, one with a queen size bed and the other with two twin beds. Both rooms come with their own shower, toilet, air conditioner, TV, mini fridge stocked with cold water bottles, coffee maker, and snacks. The rooms were clean, quiet, and odor free (you are in a barn after all). We finally settled in around 3:00 am only to be back at reloading at 6:30 am. Ken and Donna were right there to offer assistance during the reload, even pulling down panels and creating a chute for us to aid with our more difficult horses. They offer up first class service and accommodations in the most unlikely place. They are extremely professional and helpful and we would highly recommend them to anyone in need of a safe resting or transfer spot!

The facility here is absolutely stunning. The horses get meticulous care and attention. The…read moreonsite dressage trainer is very experienced and knowledgeable. There are many boarding options and the arenas are well maintained. I highly recommend!

I love riding here because my trainer helps me do my job. I moved to so many things quickly. I'm a…read morefast learner

From the owner: Riding lessons in either English or Western disciplines. Horse training, boarding and overnight…read moreboard. No Trail rides!