We took are 3 grandchildren 10-8 and 6, such a fun place for kids and they so enjoyed the trail ride!!! Cowboy Matt has so much love for his Farm and sharing it with all of us! Thanks for sharing !

Horses, sunshine, fall 🍁 leaves, wildlife, fellowship & family FUN 🥳. Thanks Meeko, Becky, Jake, Ariel (SP?), Bill, Amy.

I have been to Marmon Valley Farm twice now and it is a wonderful experience. I took grandchildren who have never ridden a horse before. They have all enjoyed it!Plan for a couple of grandchildren to go to summer camp next year.

Marmon Valley is beautiful, and so much fun. The trails are beautiful and all of the employees are so kind and knowledgeable! Definitely a great family outing!

So...I went to marmon valley this weekend and got the horsemanship badge. The trail ride was fine, and the staff were chill, until the lesson. They asked us to trot in a half circle. I bumped Bodie (my horse) to get him to trot and they YELLED at me. Bodie went a little faster than anticipated at the beginning of the trot, then got into the gait he was supposed to be in. The horse was trained fine. The staff told me to kiss to get him to move. I did, and nothing happened. Then they told me I could use my legs. I admit I may have bumped a little bit harder that I should have, because I usually ride Rosie, but not much harder than a normal bump. The staff made sneering remarks like "If she had kicked (insert horse name here) that hard, she would have been on the floor." I expected much more kindness from the staff but NOPE. I think the one that was making remarks about how I was trained in a different barn was the owners wife. NEVER let her teach your lessons in the arena unless you want to be judged on the way you ride. But you also should respect their rules, like at any barn. They are allowed to correct you, but don't let them harass you.