I love this Farm! Great for all ages. It is a very clean and organised horse facility. Their number…read moreone priority is safety and establishing an environment for everyone to enjoy. Enroll into their horse show seasons or any of their summer camps because you'll learn so much, you'll create a ton of friends (who share the common love for horses), and plus they are extremely fun to be a part of! P.S. The Halloween horse shows are my favourite. :-) You dress up, do fun games, compete, and enjoy the festives. I like how the barn decorates and creates an exciting show for spectators, coaches, judges, and riders!!! Keely Ryan is a great instructor and patient with children. Keely will teach you how to be safe and a good horseback rider for MULTIPLE riding disciplines! The barn has a plethora of amazing horses to ride and In Your Dreams Farm will put you on a horse they think will suit you and gradually you will be able to ride them all!!! Oh, their trail rides are so beautiful. They have a huge piece of land with a Woods, Rivers, and a large Lake! I like taking a slow ride across their Dam because of the spectacular view! I promise the view from the Dam will give you a joyous perspective on life. :-D :-D

Perfect place to enjoy horses with seasoned staff. They have gone above and beyond to keep their…read moreclients safe during the COVID pandemic. Love being with their horses, maintaining social distancing while learning to art of riding. I cannot rave enough about the head trainer Keely. Shes a gifted trainer and has an unyielding passion for horses that radiates onto her students. Love this barn

The whole team here are so kind and passionate about what they do. They're patient with new guests…read moreand create memorable experiences for all. We will definitely be back!

Went for an 11yr olds birthday surprise & had a wonderful time! Staff is excellent at giving easy…read moreinstructions, working as a team to get all 5 of us on our horses, and with a witty guide perfect for our day. Definitely recommend for any group wanting time on horseback through beautiful wooded area trails.

This barn is my very, very happy place! I come out morning and night everyday. We are a true family…read morehere. We have western and english riders, 2 amazing rings! 60 acres of trails and it is a DRAMA FREE barn! Holli the owner is AWESOME! Horses come first in this barn, no if and or buts! I could not me happier! Southern Bella is my home away from home. My 2nd family! Best of all my 4 horses are the happiest they have ever been since moving to Southern Bella Equine. if you are looking for a place to board, look no further!! You are home at Southern Equine~

Such a phenomenal place for my horse! The people that run the barn, Holli Coltrane, is a gift to…read morethose horses. She is a barn manager that really CARES about the horses AND the owners. She takes care of all of them just like they were her own. I have an older horse and she's always watching him ... closely! You will never find a better place to keep your horse and I would recommend this place to anyone without hesitation!

We were aprehensive, due to a bad review of this location (posted in 2011), but decided to go with…read morethis anyway after interviewing the owner. My sister and daughter are avid horsebackriders from Sweden, own several, and have ridden in competition successfuly. THEY LOVED IT! It was precisely what they wanted: trails, unlead, free riding, beauty, and over one hour of enjoyment of equine luxury! I am not sure what Emily D ran into (10/26/11), but it was likely NOT this riding stable. our experience has no corelation whatsoever to their experience at all.

Staff is very friendly and intentional about their pairing of riders and horses. The horses are…read morewell taken care of and so sweet. They've got something for everyone- kids, adults, experienced riders and people who have never seen a horse a day in their life. We'll definitely visit them again, they were awesome

There are a few stables near our home in East Cobb but none are as professionally run as Falcon…read moreRidge--the owners are on-site and very hands-on. Our daughter has only taken lessons for a year but she has really excelled with their training! Perhaps the facilities aren't as new and pretty as some of the North Fulton stables, but I can definitely say her Camp experiences were night and day from one in Milton (2010, very basic) versus Falcon Ridge (2011, more fun for her, more in-depth lessons). Looking forward to seeing her continue to learn and do more in the future! Big fan!

Watched my 8 year old ride in the covered arena on a rainy day - an accident waiting to happen. I…read morecould hardly watch. The horse she was on seemed distracted and she couldn't control it. Her young "trainer" just kept yelling at her to use her legs, but I could tell she was frightened and didn't know what that meant. The part of the covered arena she was using wasn't entirely covered, so the rain was still getting in, there was lots of mud that her pony did not want to go in, and yet she was with 3 other riders who were having their own lesson using one jump in this tiny area. One of the other girls almost ran into my daughter and then her trainer yelled at her! There were 8 other riders, with 2 different trainers who, maybe because they owned their own horses, were lucky to have the rest of the covered arena although there were lots of horses and riders charging around. What a mess! 12 horses, 12 riders, 3-4 trainers, parents everywhere - chaos. Maybe this place is ok when it's sunny and they can use different riding areas, but things seemed dangerous - I wasn't the only parent that was anxious! Finding somewhere else to ride.

After setting up an appt., Shana was generous enough to show us around her stables, small farm…read moreanimals, pony, miniature horse and horses that all live/board there. We got to go up into the Tree Fort that the kids get to climb up (regular stairs) into, to have lunch and play games in, during summer camp. Shana is super sweet and ,also, spent time showing my granddaughter how to brush Tank the Pony's blonde mane and winter-coat, as well as ,how to clean his hooves. In the end, my granddaughter went home with a Pony-poster, horse stickers and a cute, decorated, pink horseshoe! She loved it, after being all shy and tentative in the beginning. Thanks, Shana. We hope to be back for a private riding lesson very soon.

We recently wanted a peaceful getaway from the routine and chose to stay at Phoebe Lawson's Stables…read moreAirbnb. Little did we realize what a charming beautiful secluded oasis this gem of a place would be. Nestled in a rolling hills, forest setting, this home is one of several elite estates that make up the equestrian culture Milton GA is known for. The first level, two bedroom suite is meticulously decorated with a casual comfortable feel ... feels very happy and joyful. Open, well equipped kitchen / dining / living great room is a great place to relax. Of course, the getaway is memorable from the incredibly beautiful horses that make this their home too. Breathtakingly majestic creatures to watch as they are on stage in these active working equestrian stables. The owner PB is a delightful and accommodating host. We'd highly recommend this respite sanctuary.

Worst in entire area, terrible footing, worst hay, moldy feed, mud pit. I have photos to prove itread more

I highly recommend North Georgia Wildlife park. We made a full day and did the ultimate experience,…read moreotter swim, and ultimate babies. We were celebrating my daughter's bday and were non stop all day but had an incredible time. The animals were great but the staff made the day even better. Every single staff member we encountered was so kind and knowledgeable. They truly all seemed to enjoy what they did and wanted to make sure we had a great experience. If you are thinking about going, definitely do it. Thank you to all the staff who made our trip an unforgettable experience!

Visited here recently for my niece's birthday, and it was quite an adventure to say the least! Took…read moreus about an hour and half from the Cumming area to get there. We bought tickets online and they had our name and feed purchases ready when we pulled up. Greeter gave us our buckets and explained the rules. We were probably one of the first cars through, so the animals were sort of hanging out far from the road. First animal we see is an emu in the distance on my niece's side. We are so focused on looking at that one and trying to get her excited, that I didn't even notice one had sneaked up on my side of the car and literally stuck his head in the window and grabbed feed from the bucket on my lap which startled me a bit which then proceeded to startle my niece...and that essentially set the tone for the rest of our time there. Next we came to the zebras. We were warned that they were a little pushy and had teeth like donkeys. You're taught to hold the bucket outside the car, but they pushed themselves inside the window (on my niece's side of course) and kept trying to grab the bucket, which just ended up dumping half of it into the car. We also saw some quiet, polite deer in the woods as well as some antelope in the distance. Next, we saw some llamas (or maybe alpacas). They too are a little pushy, but not as bad as the zebras. I think one even stopped at my window and smiled to pose for me to take his picture before he helped himself to another half a bucket of feed. Then we get to the camel. All prior animals were able to literally get in our car. The camel is inside a pen thankfully....He comes to the edge of his fence and we pulled close enough to where I could hold the bucket out my niece's side. He immediately grabbed the bucket from my hand, held it over his head to eat it, then dropped the bucket on the ground. I'm thinking I have to get the bucket back because I don't want to get in trouble. Problem #1 is, the first rule is to stay in your car at all times. Problem #2, some of the emus have now followed us and are quickly approaching from the rear. I climb into the front passenger seat, open the door, grab the bucket and quickly get back into the car. Meanwhile, the camel has moved on. He got what he wanted and had lost interest, figuring he would just wait on the next unsuspecting victim in the next car. We pass some water buffalo and the longhorns and a couple of highland cows. An ostrich quickly runs up the road in front of us so we can't get away. He helps himself and seemed a little more polite and pretty than the emus, so I let him snack. Eventually, we found the parking area and petting zoo. Mind you, there are signs telling you not to pet them or feed from your hand...but still call it a "petting zoo." Fed the goats and a huge pig. Made our way to the giraffes and someone shared some lettuce with my niece so she could feed them. She didn't love it, but didn't freak as much. Then we go to the aviary. We had bought three sticks with sticky seed on it, all of which I was carrying when we entered. I think we walked into a Hitchcock movie.... Parakeets swarm us the second we enter. Land on the sticks, our arms and my niece's head. That went over well.... Tried to direct her attention to the pretty birds and bright colors. Figured we should just exit quickly so we did. Went to gift shop where she bought a stuffed highland cow and all was well again!