A great spot for kids and adults looking to gain confidence with horses. While not huge, this spot…read morehas the necessary tools and area to let horse riders test out trotting and tricks.

My children went to horse camp here- it was $500 for the week, so $100 a day, per child. There was…read more1 adult leading the camp of 11 children ages 6-11 years old. The children learned about horse care, riding and then went swimming. The children were left alone at the pool (backyard pool inside a screened enclosure) with no adult present. When they told us on the 2nd day, my husband and I contacted the lady who ran the camp and she insisted she didn't leave them alone at the pool and she would never do that. My kids don't lie and we talked to them each individually to make sure we had the whole story before contacting her because it was unbelievable to us that children would ever be left alone at a pool. Upon pressing further, she did admit to leaving in a quad vehicle but claimed it was only for a minute and she could still see the kids from where she was- 50 yards away. We explained that we would not be bringing our children back, that their lives are precious to us and leaving them at a pool alone is wreckless. This was one of several things the kids told us happened that were alarming, by it was by far the most concerning. My 10 year old daughter had helped pull another child from the pool the day before when the adult was not paying attention tog eh kids in the pool. They refunded us $200 for each child but would not refund the 3rd day our kids were missing, despite their admitted negligence of monitoring children while swimming. On a positive note- the barn manager, Jamie, was absolutely fantastic and called right away and completely understood why we were so upset and had to make that decision. She thanked us for our kindness and for not screaming and yelling but handling the situation with professionalism. Jamie gets 5 stars. AAA Equestrian would get zero stars if I could leave them zero. Leaving children unattended at a pool and refusing to refund money paid after their negligence is unacceptable.

Love this place and the family that runs it! We board our horse there and the owner has helped her…read moremaintain weight and treats her like one of her own. If you want to learn and have fun, you must give it a try!

From the owner: We offer English and Western riding lessons. Our students attend local shows as well. Our current…read morelocation has a covered arena and an outdoor arena.

This place is amazing! My family has been going to the Pumpkin Patches for years. It is very…read morereasonable and a great way to spend an afternoon with your family. The younger ones will love the Pony rides. There are cows, chickens, bunnies, little pony, and beautiful horses. The owners welcome you in to enjoy the beautiful land and animals. There are many spots to get some great fall photos with all of the pumpkins, tree, horses..... Throughout the year, there are many other events! Be sure to check out the website and or FB Page for the latest. My daughter has enjoyed the summer camps and the Horse Lessons are awesome!!

This farm off of Lake Pickett Rd is huge. They have different activities and this time we came for…read moreEaster. They had an egg hunt every hour, horse rides, bunch of animals to pet, several different picture areas. There was a BBQ food truck that smelled delicious and a small bar. The staff is helpful and the price is reasonable.

At Mikenda Farms, you know your horse is top priority. Excellent training and lessons from top…read morehorsewoman and owner, Brenda Hagemeister. She offers Equitation, Dressage, Western Pleasure and Hunter/Jumper lessons, and is a ARIA Level II Huntseat Instructor. With her knowledge, experience and 'heart of gold', you know you are getting the best deal ever. I was away from riding for over 30years, and after taking lessons with her, I was showing, and winning ribbons with-in months. I would highly reccommend Mikenda Farms.

I have been taking English riding lessons here since the middle of June. Brenda is the instructor…read moreand she is great. I hadn't ridden in over 20 years so I was basically starting over. I am getting more comfortable now with grooming/tack and steering and posting now. I think Brenda is a great instructor and I like how firm she is with you to get your feet/reins, etc in the right position and doing the right thing. She shows me something new at each lesson and I really enjoy going there. I would definitely recommend her!!

I have never been to this barn, but i found business cards from a trainer named Stefaine (in a feed…read morestore) who clamed to be a trainer there, and I decided to book her for a lesson. Stefanie showed up in tattered yoga pants, and a basically see through tank top. Very unprofessional. I am a male (so her attire was incredibly uncomfortable for me and my wife), and a level 2 dressage rider & have been trying to get to the next level. She started by riding my horse to "test him out." It was clear, however, that within the first 15 minutes of the lesson, that this woman was no where near as experienced as she claimed. After a very poor lesson, I researched this business better, and found there website, when there is NO Stefaine listed in their training staff. Her business card also looked different from the web site and logo. It was just a plain white card. I paid her $85 for the lesson (my mistake for not researching better !!). So IF Stefanie indeed does work here, stay away. However Anne's experience (the trainer actually on the site ) looks promising, and I will be following up directly with her. After reading the previous review, i am pretty discouraged. Will update my review after I find out more information.