Fallen Oaks Farm & Stables in Osceola offers a summer farm camp for ages 4–12 (with Parent & Me sessions for ages 2–3) centered on hands-on animal care, beginner horseback riding, garden-to-table cooking, archery, fishing and outdoor games. Half-day sessions run 8 a.m.–12 p.m. or 12:30–4:30 p.m. ($225/week) and full-day sessions run 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ($450/week).
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Powered by GoogleMy grand daughter takes English lessons and has leased a horse once. She loves it here and her instructor Katie. It is like visiting relatives. Kindness, patience,knowledge, skill and safety are constant. They also offer wonderful birthday parties.
They host great Birthday parties and provide excellent riding lessons! Very professional and reasonably priced! We have been coming for a few years now!
Love love love!!! 10 out of 10 would have a birthday party here again!!! The staff is amazing and so great with the kids!! The land was absolutely beautiful and all of the animals were so beautiful and so well behaved and you can tell that they take great care of their animals and love them from the horses to the goats, pig, and lama’s!! Our experience was everything I was wanting and more!! Had my daughters birthday party their yesterday Saturday Nov. 5, 2022. She is about to be 4 and she has none stop been taking about the staff and wanting to ride emolji again! Definitely interested in starting lessons with this amazing group for my baby girl🥰
I've only been riding at this stable for a few months, but I really love it! Very professional training and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Love the horses and all the people there, as well as the entire place!
I have edited my review, given the owner's response. I actually did email the owner at fallen.oaks.farm.and.stables@gmail.com. I did not have a phone number. To revise my review: the facility is beautiful, the animals are well-cared for, and the staff, for the most part, is engaging and enthusiastic. The curriculum is robust and full. We would likely return and recommend this camp, with some caveats (all of which can be easily remedied). My only advice for the owner of this camp--given that she seems genuinely interested in ensuring children are safe and engaged, in a well-managed facility--is to provide young staff with clear guidance on job protocol. While I don't expect a welcome-back party upon retrieving my child, I also don't wish to contend with laconic and distracted staff. As I mentioned in my earlier review, which was likely too critical, two of the younger staff were consumed by their phones, and, as such, weren't really acknowledging parents/guardians (who'd been sent over from the table area to retrieve their kids who were changing). In fact, as I said earlier, they seemed a bit impatient as they called up to the children to come down to their waiting parties. I wanted to inquire about my child's day, or ask about the animals, but I was reticent to do much because I didn't feel as if there was a welcoming forum in which to do so. I felt like a teacher in the hall at HS--distracting and irksome. The owner cannot be blamed for these behaviors. I understand the general obsession with phones and social media. I wish this did not detract from the camp experience (and it likely did not diminish my child's experience)--it was just not something I expected to experience at a facility of this caliber, and particularly at a higher price point. I don't expect people to lavish attention upon me or give me a blow-by-blow of my child's day.--I'm not precious. On the converse, I don't wish to be perceived as a distraction to whatever compelling information was being transmitted via TikTok. Thank you for a good experience, all around. I hope staff next year will be better briefed.






