Very organized program, beautiful facility, and educated/kind instructors. Very easy to customize…read moreyour experience.

This review is only for the property owner and conditions of the establishment and not the trainers…read moreat this location. With that said the owner has a horrible attitude, the horses were living in horrendous conditions, and you will be nickle-and-dimmed to death. I heard in the Denver equestrian community that the owner was difficult to work with and will charge you for breathing in her general vicinity but I was in a bind personally and didn't have a chance to shop for another place before my previous barn shut down. Needless to say my horse was living in his own manure covered in flies the whole time he had to be here. Other boarders, lesson riders, and even workers thought there were WAY too many horses in such a small area. However, as I learned myself, any concerns or discussions with the owner fell of deaf and foul attitude ears. The group turnout had 6-7 horses in about 1 acre. All other horses are in small enclosures for their 'pasture/turnout time'. That is your only option for $1400 a month (just board). When I put in notice the owner made sure to send me 5 invoices in a row, threaten to put a lien on my horse, and sent made up charges when we disagreed about a provision in the boarding contract (I pointed out that her definition of 'proration' is factually wrong-I happen to do equine law and knew I would win in court but seriously don't have time for dealing with volatile people who can't understand basic contract law). Make sure you get a copy of anything you sign and that everyone understands the terms, even if they seem straight forward and obvious (like the definition of proration) to avoid any issues. I've been in the equine industry for over 25 years in various parts of the country and abroad and this owner's behavior was so egregious and the horses living conditions were so poor I felt the need to write a review. And I am fully aware there will be many people who are friends/business associates who will comment and say I am completely wrong, etc. etc. but I, as a horse owner in the community, feel more at peace telling my truth for others to take into consideration when looking for a place to board and ride.

Tight spot to park, but hey--if we can do it, anyone can. Once you're in, it's tree heaven. They…read moreeven escort you to your site, which is great because without them we'd probably still be circling the campground like lost campers on a quest for s'mores. Weekend activities were a blast--cornhole and ladder ball made us feel way more athletic than we actually are. The goats? Adorable. My son is now convinced we need to adopt one (sorry HOA). And the fishing pond was a total win--kept the kiddo entertained long enough for us to actually relax. Great vibe, fun extras, and just rustic enough to feel like camping while still having everything you need. Highly recommend--just don't be surprised if you leave wanting goats.

Avoid if you value your sanity and your RV! We had a miserable experience thanks to nonstop highway…read morenoise that made it feel like we were parked on the shoulder. But worse was being assigned a site we literally couldn't fit into without professional help. After much effort (and stress), an RV tech with a dolly had to pull us out--thankfully without damaging our camper. When we shared this with the office, they casually admitted the site has "had issues" before because of a poorly placed tree. If they already know it's problematic, why are they still assigning guests to it? That kind of disregard is unacceptable, and we won't be returning. I feel like they put you purposely in that site, so you have to pay the RV tech ($300) to get you out because he is coincidentally the guy in the campground map advertisements. Very strange!

My horse and I cannot be happier at this wonderful ranch! the folks here really care about the…read morehorses here and feed high quality hay, have automatic watering devices, huge turnout paddocks with sheds, the largest outdoor riding arena I have ever seen as well as an indoor arena and trails galore!!! I am so thrilled to have found this piece of heaven, and recommend it to all horse lovers looking for their ultimate place of contentment and bliss!!

Visited with my daughter and mother-in-law, who leased a horse here. Seems like a well-run boarding…read morefacility for horses. There a large open space where most of the horses hang out. Lots of stalls. A free students arrived in a bus for riding lessons. As a visitor, I had a great time. I'm not sure what access the public has to take a trail ride, for example

Black Forest Soaring Society is a wonderful, dedicated group of sailplane pilots, passionate about…read moretheir sport! The airfield, which was moved many years ago from a location further south by Pike's Peak, was re-established in Elbert, CO, and offers the public super fun glider rides, with magnificent views of the Rockies, especially Pike's Peak, and all around the surrounding area. The pilots are experienced, fun to talk to, and patient with their public passengers. I have flown with them twice - both for a unique birthday celebration, and absolutely loved it both times! You sit in the front of the plane, the pilot in the back seat, so your view is unobstructed. When you disconnect from the tow-plane, the sense is a lot like sailing - just you, nature, and beauty all around you, as you soar through the air. (You can also do a spiral climb, and other more exciting feats - maybe with a cocktail one day!) Highly recommend them!

A solid management company and location. They are fair with their customers. I have been a customer…read morefor 5 years and will continue with them.

We have stored our RV here for over a year. This storage facility is immaculate. The manager & team…read moreare fantastic; Helpful, friendly, professional, courteous. We would use this facility anytime.

I recently flew to Colorado to spend some time with a relative in the rural area in Calhan and…read moreended up staying at the Calhan Inn for my trip. It is actually the only inn/motel available in the area and has pretty reasonable prices. The rooms were fairly clean, the bed was nice and firm, and the air conditioner/heater works better than what I've experienced in 4 star hotels. I didn't worry once about being cold, even though it was 18 degrees on the other side of the door. The owners live on the property and are very kind and responsive to any issues that come up. Just FYI, there is normally a continental breakfast that's offered, but I don't think that's happening currently due to COVID-19. If you need a place to crash in a small town, this is a good spot. It isn't the Ritz and doesn't try to sell itself that way, so don't set your expectations too high for a 1 star hotel. It gives you a place to sleep, rest,, and shower and that's all that you really need sometimes.

After researching many trip places, I booked a 3-day camping trip with Jeremy!…read more During the trip, Jeremy took us through a scenic trail in Roosevelt National Park. It was stunning & a bit chilly despite it being the middle of August. However, it was beautiful and I will definitely book again! Jeremy is extremely knowledgeable about the area, had everything planned out well, and is a wonderful cook. When I had booked the trip, I had told him I wanted the Colorado camp-life experience, and he delivered! This trip included history, beautiful views, and a touch of National Parks (minus the bears)! For anyone looking for a getaway in the Colorado mountains, this is your guy! As someone who doesn't camp often and flew from sea level, I was well taken care of!

The RiNo Evening Food Tour was wonderful. The restaurants we chose e were perfect! This area has…read morea lot to offer artwise!! Jeremy was also super flexible when my flight was delayed, and I needed to reschedule for the following evening!