I needed a place to temporarily board my horse, as we were moving to Michigan and hadn't bought a…read morehouse/ place to keep our horse yet. Vicki from Rolling Acres Stable was able to save us a spot in advance. She was good in communicating, and our horse ended up boarding at her place for 6 months. Vicki has lots of experience with horses, and was very helpful in getting our horse settled. She typically keeps 2 horses together in a paddock, and tries to make it a good pairing. Our horse was challenging, but Vicki still did extra services for her (like giving wormer in the spring). I found Vicki to be kind and helpful, and a good source of information about our new state. The barn facilities were safe and in good repair. Highly recommended!

I've been riding at Meadowview Farm for almost 20 years. The facility is impeccable, the trainers…read moreare knowledgeable and talented, and the programs are refined to fit your needs. If you are looking to start taking riding lessons in the hunter, jumper, or polo disciplines this is without a doubt the best barn in West Michigan. You can board your horse here or take lessons on some of the amazing Meadowview horses. No matter what your level of experience, Meadowview can help you achieve any riding, training and showing goals. From my first pony ride to becoming a national champion, Cathy, Hillary and the whole team at Meadowview have been there every step of the way. I trust them entirely to give my horses the best care possible. They exemplify professionalism and horsemanship and I am honored to be one of their most successful students. Hillary herself is an extraordinary rider whom I admire greatly. I highly recommend attending a summer polo match or Lake Effects Horse Show. It's an amazing opportunity to watch horses and riders perform! The team at Meadowview makes riding fun for any level. Thanks Meadowview, for all that you do!

Meadowview Farm has proven time and time again that this is the premier facility in the Grand…read moreRapids metro area in which to learn to ride english (hunter/jumpers) or play polo. The trainers, facilities, other riders and horses make learning to ride really fun. If you're a more advanced rider, training and making it to the national horse shows is a possibility. On top of it all, they take great care their and the boarders' horses.

Excellent facility, love the workers and the owner…read more Extensive trails, indoor and outdoor arenas, heated tack and observation rooms, someone is always willing to help, lessons, feed is adjusted for individual horses needs and multiple types of grain and supplements are on hand.

Probably the most corrupt horse stables in the mid west. The owner seems incredibly welcoming and…read moresmiley at first and the barn looks beautiful but after a few months we realized how different reality could be. The pastures were unkept, multiple horses have had injuries from loose nails, stalls contained incredibly uneven footing which is very detrimental to a horses health, even feeding was done wrong, leading to aggravated and unfed horses. Thankfully we were able to get out while we still could, but for many others it hasn't been so easy. Save yourself while you still can.

This teacher is very encouraging to students and is always happy to teach everyone! All the horses…read morethere are very well trained to.

I attended a special event at NPH and was very impressed! The grounds are lovely and well kept, and…read morethe facility is laid out very well and is exceptionally clean. They have a nice indoor arena which has an open plan with the barn so you can see the people and horses in their stalls when you're riding. The arena walls are safe and flat, not the kind you get your leg caught on if your horse runs you into the wall. The footing was very nice and clearly dragged frequently. The have a nice heated observation room, clean bathroom and heated very large tack room. The people who owned the barn were very kind and welcoming and the boarders were nice and seemed close with each other. They have many beautiful horses and seemed to focus on western disciplines as would be expected for the stock horses they specialize in. I can't wait to return!