I've done the trail ride 2x (with Shadow & Dennis) and loved it both times. The staff was polite…read moreprofessional and quick to respond if you needed help. I was nervous the first time (even more when I saw the gigantic -Mr Shadow-I'd be riding,) but they gave me a heads up on all his mannerisms and assured me he was a great boy. It ended up being such an empowering experience I def knew I wanted to do it again this year's trop, and Dennis didn't disappoint:) Def recommend if you're in the area

This message was sent to the owner Linda Hensley Hello Linda my name is Brian Lewis. I brought my…read morewife to Massanutten Resort for her 50th birthday. We stayed for 4 days and overall was a great experience. I would have loved to have included our participation in your establishment as being a positive experience however that is not the case. We booked horse rides for myself my wife and 2 children for January 3rd however upon arrival the time was pushed back and we had to reschedule for today Sunday January 4th. My wife canceled one of her spa arrangements to make time for today's horse ride. When we came today we discovered the reschedule was not put in and I have now been waiting for the manager for over an hour to get my refund. I understand things happen beyond anyone's control however the lack of consideration giving the inconvenience win absence of any resolution accountability or apologies is unprofessional. Unfortunately my review of your establishment will be unfavorable. After waiting for over an hour for the manager I was told the refund would be issued.

Great establishment and super fun! My bevies have been riding there for years and love it. They…read morehave learned so much. Definitely recommend.

Our daughter has been a student at Redmont farm, learning from Jessica Welch, for almost 4 years…read more Somenow Jessica manages to be both authoritative and relaxed. Her style of teaching has been a perfect match for our daughter, who has grown in both skill and confidence.If you seek a fancy riding school then Redmont is not the place. But if you're looking for excellent instruction in an atmosphere that fosters growth and lend superior support then Redmont is a perfect fit for kids or adults.

Took a group of 13 year olds for an impromptu birthday celebration on a Wednesday evening. We…read morelucked out by it being open so I reserved a hour for Knockerball and Nerf Wars. The price was great and service even better. We had an uneven number of kids so the guy working the party (later found out that he is the owner) jumped right in and played with them. The boys had a blast! After an hour, the kids were contently exhausted. Such a great spot for kids to run off some energy!

Elevation Sports was an activity on one of our https://reachinternationaloutfitters.com/ cards do…read morewe decided to give it a shot! The card recommended knockerball but we are too old and concussion prone for that so we did Nerf wars with our adult kids and had a blast. The staff was super accommodating to our last minute schedule change and overall just great. I wish we had one in Virginia Beach!

Do not board your horse here…read more Poor pasture and forage. Hay is absolute shit, often riddled with weedy invasives that the horses won't touch--in some cases partially rotted bales are brought out to boarding horses. Pastures are flooded with buttercups in the spring, indicating acidic soil about which nothing has been done in at least two seasons. Fields are being taken over by prickly amaranth and other invasives. Run-in sheds are collapsing and in some cases dangerous. Post-Helene, fences stayed down--with wire all over the field--for well over a month. Overall conditions for horses are poor and less than safe. Poor fencing that is aged and badly in need of replacement. Very often horses are forced to be in standing water and mud. There's a reason field board is so cheap here relative to other farms with better accommodation. Farm is under resourced and the land owner is not a fair employer. Underpaid hands and poor working/living conditions. Do not board your horse here.

Mechum View Farm is a fabulous place to board and ride your horse…read more If you don't have a horse, you can join the rideshare program and use one of the wonderful horses on the farm. There are lots of trails to ride and beautiful open fields for troting and cantering.

So much to do inside and outside. Well kept grounds and very clean on the inside. Amazing area for…read morethe family

We love visiting Wildrock with our 2.5 year old. There are so many fun and thoughtful activities,…read moreboth indoors and outdoors. The staff are kind, welcoming, and helpful. It's also our go-to spot when friends with kids are visiting from out-of-town.

Finally called back all is fixed. Phone system were not working. Will post after riding camp.read more

Lots of fun for littles! My toddler enjoyed running and climbing all the park had to offer. There…read moreare bathrooms and two picnic shelter areas.

This is one of the best playgrounds! I highly recommend. It has a place for littles to ride their…read morebikes as well.

Awesome experience with Lester! Our Scout Troop had an outstanding time caving. It was a full body,…read morelearning, and physically challenging experience. We learned about the caves and how they were formed, proper gear and safety procedures, navigation in the caves, and ways to help fellow team members in the cave. We turned out our head lamps and experienced total darkness. Lester did a great job of breaking it down and making everything understandable to our younger scouts. This is worth the cost and is affordable for what you experience. Warning: this is not a tourist cave with lights and massive groups walking around, this is an amazing underground event, crawling, squeezing through tight spaces, pulling yourself and team over ledges and walls. Look forward to our next trip.

We had the absolute most amazing time with Lester! He was a wonderful tour guide and also taught us…read moremuch more about caves than we expected to learn. He taught us how to safely spot or catch someone in front of us if they're falling back, he taught us the different whistle signals used, and how to use a compass! I had no idea that I didn't even know how to use a compass in the first place. Once he navigated us about halfway to our ending point, he had one of us navigate the rest of the way using the cave map and our compass, and then had us switch on the way back (there were 2 of us). We had never caved before, but he saw that we are the active type, so he not only led us horizontally through spaces, but we also got to go vertical and climb up and down spaces. I couldn't stop raving about our experience afterwards. This tops the list of most exciting things I've ever done, and most unique as well because I can't say I know anyone else who has ever done caving. On our way home, we stopped by Luray Caverns and it was really cool walking through with newfound appreciation. We were able to point out things and appreciate how it was formed in ways we never would have beforehand. The only issue is we wished we could have strayed off the beaten path and explore more nooks and crannies the public doesn't get to see! If you're questioning whether to book a tour with Wild Guyde, I would without a doubt recommend it. If you think you might get claustrophic, I had the same fear going into this, but the cave is very open and even when you're crawling you still have plenty space around you that you don't feel trapped. Plus, you don't have to do anything you don't want to or feel comfortable with! I promise you won't regret it.