We have been at Triple Rise for going on two years now and have absolutely loved everything about…read morethe facility. Horses receive top notch care with the highest quality feed, deeply bedded stalls and beautiful pastures.

I would like to be able to tell you about my first hand experience with Triple Rise. There is very…read morelittle to tell. I was looking for a place to see about a riding lesson for my wife and I as she used to ride horses as a child and not at all in the past 20 years. I knew she would enjoy getting back on one, so I asked a lot of stables. I wasn't sure which ones offer this, so I cast a wide net. I checked out Triple Rise's FB page and saw pictures of people riding horses. Mostly championship style riding horses, which is what most stables tend to show. I sent them a message on FB to ask if they offered riding services -- and if they didn't, if they knew of anyone close by that did. I noticed that within an hour, someone on the account viewed my message. Unfortunately, nobody bothered to answer. A week later and still no answer, but at this point, it doesn't matter. They could have just said, "Sorry, we don't offer that service" and I'd have been good to go. If you have need of championship horse services -- or even horse riding lessons -- Arcuri Stables is the place to go. Prompt response, very helpful, and great customer service. Horses are expensive. Better to entrust your care to a business that responds and pass on Triple Rise.

Crow Hop is the best year round facility with personal care for your horse (and you!) Great barn…read morefamily, spacious well tended facilities, terrific indoor and outdoor arenas with perfect footing. Join us!

I was recently looking for a place for my wife and I get a horse riding lesson. She hadn't been on…read morea horse in many years, but I thought she would enjoy it. I asked around at several stables because I couldn't tell from their sites what all they offered. I emailed Lakeview and within 3 days they had responded. They don't offer lessons unless you own your own horse (which we obviously don't). I asked in my email to be pointed in the right direction if they didn't offer what I was seeking and they did give me a suggestion. As far as their actual service and capabilities, I cannot attest to that. They were responsive and helpful with what they could do for me and that's all I can ask for.

My sister Patty is involved with Equine therapy here. She has always been a most compassionate and…read moreempathetic person. You are certain to be touched by her sweet spirit while she guided you to a healthy life through equine therapy.

Boarded horses there a few years ago. Was okay for the sizes of the arenas, field to run in and…read morebarns. The limit of shavings is not great, because we knew of a horse there that'd never been in a stall before and she'd pace in her stall, she just spread it around, there was barely any shavings left. They were spread out all over her stall and the mat was exposed the next day after cleaning day. If we wanted extra shavings, we had to pay an extra $9.00 for a wheelbarrow full, but not full to the point where the shavings were spilling out. One of the main things we didn't like were the cliques and back stabbing that went on there. The manager said she wouldn't tolerate it, but wouldn't do anything about it. The staff there were pretty rude and would really only talk to you when it was time to pay rent. When it's time for the Eugene Pro Rodeo, forget on riding anywhere. Even though we couldn't ride while set up, days of rodeo and clean up, I still had to pay full rent and wasn't pro rated for the days I couldn't use the facilities. Even though there were cameras, we didn't know if they even worked, because there was a lot of theft, dumping of dirty shavings, etc. that was never followed up on. The wash rooms always had plugs with fur, mane and tail hair and feces, so you definitely had to wear rubber boots. The wash area next to an arena was for boarders and show horses that came for shows. There were signs that said to clean up after your horse but the show attendees never did. Nothing was ever done about it. I had a stall right next to the wash room and my horse was wet quite a lot and the shavings along the wall to about 2 feet in were always soaked. That made my horses stall 2 feet smaller. I still had to pay full price, even though I asked many times for a higher wall and a better seal on the inside of the wash room and the inside of my stall next to the wash room. If you're okay with one of the pros and cons, maybe this stable would be good for you. In honesty, I can't say I'd recommend it.

Rude staff. Very centered on Mountain Trail Riding and nothing else. I boarded here for a short…read moretime and they leave the main lights on 24/7, horses NEVER get any rest!! When shows are in you can forget using arenas. Morning feeder is cruel and slaps horses, and dumps there waters. BIG problem with theft.Stalls are hit and miss. The arenas are well kept up but the office staff is rude to the point of being vicious. They treat anyone they don't know with spite and malice, owner "Major" is a joke walking. I left with clear bill no board owed, found out several months later that they reported me to collections for someone elses bill!!! Inquired several times, no answer. Finally got it removed, most shows are boring and not we'll put together, as stated, Mountain Trail is what they are ALL about. I would never board here again, to many issues.

Susanbeth is incredibly talented in crafting a creative healing journey for many issues-injury…read morerehab, skeletal imbalances, even an all-around anti-aging program- hitting on many levels at once- fascia health, functional movement, neuromuscular re-education, strength training and flexibility. She is very intuitive and her training resources are vast. She is responsive to how our bodies show up each session while keeping long term goals and personal challenges on the board. She is unique in what she offers. She has made a difference in my life-empowering me to work at home with new skills and a fresh outlook. I recommend her highly.

The hot yoga was good. If I was back in Las Vegas I would go there again. The Room was a good…read moretemperature and as hot as it should be an instructor was good.

Sarah is the best coach I've ever had. She customizes all of the workouts to my abilities. I've…read morebeen at Threshold for over three years, and I can't say enough good things about the gym. Fitness, community, and fun!!!

This gym has changed my life in such a positive way that I cannot just give it 5 stars, if there…read morewas a spot for 25 stars I would give that rating. Excellent facilities, realistic people and a great atmosphere. The day I walked in I felt like I was in need of instruction and guidance. I got that. As I understood the beginning fitness program, other elements were added and the growth in my personal fitness as well as my knowledge of how to be fit increased. This gym is not about mirrors and posturing, it is about getting the fitness results you personally are after and have time for. If you are thinking of making a life change in the fitness direction, go in and give it a go. It may change your life too.

A friendly little ranch with great pastures for the horses.read more

Our granddaughter has been to Camp Harlow several years in a row and always has a wonderful…read moreexperience! She'll be back again this summer!

My son has attended middle school camp at Camp Harlow for the past two years and will be attending…read morethe high school camp this summer. Each stay has been unique and rewarding, and my son has made lifetime memories and very likely lifetime friends. We attended Catholic Church when my son was little, and my son has been to catechism and received his first communion. That said, he wasn't thrilled about attending a Christian camp so upon picking him up after his first camp, I jokingly asked whether he had accepted Jesus Christ as his lord and savior. He looked me in the eye and said that he had. He said that he had had an experience and decided he wanted god in his life. He assured me that no one had forced him, or coerced him, that it had happened organically for him and that it was a very good experience. The Christian part aside, the camp offers everything from swimming, to horseback riding to go carts. The kids are kept busy, well fed, and well cared for. The one time my son got into trouble during camp we felt the staff handled everything perfectly, immediately notifying us of the situation and how they planned to proceed. Just like anything else, it's not for everyone but for us, it has been awesome.