I think spring down is a very good place to go and all the horses are so sweet and it's a good…read moreplace. I really rated a good five stars. and I started going here because I really love horses and I hope you guys like it too.

The most terrible experience in the world!!!! Sooooo angry , rude , insulting new staff including…read morenew manager Camden. They were yelling and screaming on people and little kids... Not professional!!! Never go there again !!!! And never recommend this place!!!! Sadly, this place has been completely changed in terms of how they treat people now after new staff came. it used to be very friendly, kind, warm and welcoming place in the past ( just couple years ago).

Nice big place for boarding! It was a bit too far to travel from San Jose and they had some…read morepotholes in the dirt roads.

Wonderful place to ride. Excellent horses and very experienced instructors. Just off 280 in…read morePortola Valley.

I started taking lessons from Andrea in late 2021. I came in with a few years riding experience,…read moreafter having taken a long hiatus from riding. She put me on an extremely lazy and stubborn mare which I didn't complain about at all, until an incident a couple months later. The mare she put me on was blind in one eye.... we were walking along when a child outside the arena made a sound in the dirt on the side of the blind eye and the mare freaked out and suddenly bolted, galloped across the arena and started bucking until I flew off. A very unfortunate incident, especially because I landed on my ankle and sprained it badly. The incident was definitely not because of a mistake I made - I had the mare walking slowly - we were cooling down after the lesson, and the mare went from walking calmly to going nuts in a split second because of a sound. I messaged Andrea a couple days later and politely requested to be switched to a different lesson horse, citing the horse's extreme stubbornness and laziness, and saying that I didn't feel comfortable on the horse after the incident. She didn't respond for 2 weeks until I followed up again, a couple days before what was supposed to be my first lesson back. She literally responded by kicking me out of her program, saying "Unfortunately, I feel that my program is not a good fit for you at this time." It left a really bad taste in my mouth. She put me on a horse that clearly had an issue with being extremely reactive, and then when the horse bucked me off and injured me, she let me hang for 2 weeks and then kicked me out of her program. To be clear, I understand that falls and accidents happen in the horse world. It's not my first time falling off a horse. But the fact that she ignored me for 2 weeks and then kicked me out of her lessons like I had done something wrong is honestly so upsetting and unprofessional. ---EDIT: IN RESPONSE TO HER REPLY--- I understand you claimed that you didn't have another horse for me. But if you had any interest at all in keeping me as a student you could have: 1) Switched me to the other horse you had me riding in the 1st two weeks I took lessons 2) At least tried me out on another lesson horse before cutting me out 3) Asked if I would be willing to give that same horse another try 4) Attempted to find another solution with me, such as suggesting I lease another horse at the barn and continue taking lessons with you 5) Asked me about rescheduling my lessons to another day since in your Yelp response, you cited my "scheduling needs" as a reason you just couldn't continue with me 6) Tried literally anything else to try to work it out with me, instead of immediately dropping me But you didn't try any of that - you ignored me for 2 weeks, then sent me that text, making it clear I had been dropped from your lessons. It's pretty clear you had no interest in working with me further and got rid of me at the first possible opportunity. I was nothing but kind and respectful in all our interactions, so I genuinely don't know what I did to deserve that kind of treatment.

I have been attending lessons in western with Andrea for a few months now. My riding has improved a…read morelot. Andrea is very patient and kind in her teaching style. I am an adult rider who had no childhood riding experience, never to late to learn.

What a great experience we had when we took our granddaughter for private riding lessons at Equine…read moreRescue! A friendly, relaxed but very professional and perfectly tailored experience for the age of our granddaughter. It was wonderful what she received during those 90 minutes: getting to know the horse in the stable, grooming it, putting on the saddle and bridle and then walking it herself to the well taken care of and large sand arena for the actual riding lesson. Then the lessons themselves: lots of friendly and helpful instruction but also the reminder "you have to show the horse who's boss." 20 minutes before the actual end of the 90 minute lesson - back to the stable and the handling of all the things necessary for the horse after a ride. Some carrots for it as a thank you, and then back to its stable. What fun it was to be there as an observer! Last but not least, thanks to the wonderful young lady who was the teacher!

Knowledgeable trainers with a complete horsemanship program and safe, fun to ride horses. This…read moreprogram is about more than hopping on to ride and hopping off. You will learn all about horses - including grooming, ground work, saddling, bridling, riding, horse psychology, first aid for horses, feeding and complete care! Intermediate riders go on trail rides and compete in shows! They offer an all day program for teens! Also, many volunteer opportunities. Best program around!

I love this place and am soo happy to have found it. Owner is amazing. My horses are so happy and…read morewell taken care of.

I Highly recommend this ranch for boarding! The only negative I can say is the distance from town,…read moreand the very small presence of rattlesnakes during the hotter time of the year (both of these uncontrollable so not docking any stars) I brought my horse here a little over a year ago now from a terrible facility, and was welcomed with open arms and the reassurance that I could trust them to care for my horse the proper way. They feed plentifully, clean stalls in a timely manner, and are more than helpful if you are having any issues! If you're are questioning where to board, this is your sign to go to Lone Tree!

I really love this place. SO many doggy friends, all well behaved, for my four-legged client to…read moreplay with! It is very spacious, they keep it clean, and they have separate small and big dog sections. The humans there are friendly and pay attention to their dogs.

My first time coming here. First off this is inside a county park. Its$2 a hour to park max $6 per…read moreday. Not a problem,it's worth the price. For a dog park it's one of the bigger parks I've been to. It has both a large and small dog side. Both sides have water and 2 poopie bag dispensers. Because of the recent rain ,I did not detect any pee smells. Each side has half dirt and half fake grass.while there the people were friendly.one lady even took some time to pet my dog, which he loves . I didn't realize that the Los Gatos creek trail came down this far south. This may become my new starting point when we walk the dogs

My mom and I attended one of the events they host - cross-stitching cats led by instructor Tiffany…read moreTzeng! There were only 12 seats available to be reserved/paid for in advance on their site. The space is beautiful and cozy for the cats around. Mary, the director, briefly introduced us to the organization, the mission, and explained their careful interview process for matching cats with interested adopters, which they call "Tinder for cats" haha. The event lasted 2 hours and 45 minutes but it felt much shorter! The whole time, different cats (all available for adoption) would flop down on the long table all of us sat at and let us pet them. We had a wonderful experience socializing with the cats and the people around us and learning how to cross-stitch too! All materials were provided and we got to bring all supplies home to finish the piece.

Local cat rescue located in downtown San Jose and it's a great place to visit if you're looking to…read moreadopt or just wanting to hang out with cats. The Dancing Cat is a peaceful place where they have approx 6-12 cats that live in the space, just depends on how many get adopted and other factors. I came by during my birthday because I love cats and it was so nice seeing them so at peace and comfortable. Some cats prefer peace and quiet while others are actively seeking out play and treats! Would recommend people to check this place out. Love their mission and what they aim to do.

TRH recently brought back the Rabbit Haven Bunny Hop, which I attended at Pet Food Express in…read moreCampbell this past weekend, and I am ecstatic. How could I not love sitting in a spacious enclosure surrounded by adorable bunnies during this bunny play day event! Breeds of all kinds (holland lops, netherland dwarfs, lionheads, rex rabbits, and a variety of mixes) running around, exploring tunnels, and climbing cardboard castles, having a magic garden party with a feast of cilantro, parsley, willow, banana slices, and more at cafe bunz (on one side of the play area), munching on hay, making friends with other bunnies, and just having the time of their lives. The space for bunnies and their owners was much larger and the event seemingly more organized than the last time I attended (pre-covid). The volunteers definitely had a system going on. But the health check and check-in process caused some delays in getting the bunnies in, and there was also a line for the nail trims they were doing on this day. But once my bunnies got settled in, they joined the other furry cuties on the floor, getting spoiled with treats, and pets and attention from the humans on site. There was also charming bunny themed merchandise for sale. For bunnies, bunny owners, and bunny lovers, this is a dream! The Rabbit Haven is already great in the services they provide (mainly in the south bay), rescuing injured and abandoned rabbits, offering monthly bunny nail trims, pet store discounts on oxbow products, pet adoptions and fostering, bunny bonding assistance, and plenty of resources on their website for good bunny doctors in the bay area, as well as news and information regarding bunny vaccinations, best practices, and more. They've been taking care of my bunnies (current and past) for at least the last decade. Services usually take place at pet stores in the south bay. And the volunteers are knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. I appreciate the Rabbit Haven for all that they do. You'll see me and my fur babies at the Bunny Hop regularly. Now, if only they could bring back SJ's Bunny Fest (please!?!).

We are fostering the sweetest, friendliest, calmest , most laid back, chill rabbit!! Her name is…read moreSabrina and she's such a sweetheart!! She runs up to whoever gives her food. She knows by my footsteps. Shes not afraid of a running vacuum. We love her personality and relaxing demeanor. Please , someone adopt her! She'll be such a great addition to your family!! The Rabbit Haven is a great rescue for rabbits. We are so lucky to have a place like this in the Bay.