Express Clydesdales Barn

"It was really fun for the kids. The big horses were cool to see but not very friemdly, there were a couple of quarter horses in the pasture that were awesome! They were super friendly and nice. Even lowered their heads for my 3yo to be able to pet easier. They also had a couple of cats that were super friendly and the kids loved. They also have a Dalmatian that the kids liked to see but they had him put up in a stall."

"Absolutely stunning facility with super friendly staff and gorgeous horses. Totally worth the staff tour and a chance to see these amazing creatures up close and personal."

"The people who work there are so nice. They are willing to answer all your questions. The Clydesdales are beautiful of course and so is the facility. My group had a wonderful time!"

"As a wedding cake vendor, I’ve delivered to many venues—but Express Clydesdales Barn stands out for its professionalism and charm. From the moment I arrived, the staff was welcoming and efficient, helping me navigate the setup with ease. The barn itself is stunning, with its vintage wood beams and open layout that makes staging a breeze. There’s plenty of space for vendors to unload and work without disrupting the flow of the event. The team clearly values coordination and communication, which makes our job smoother and the couple’s day flawless."

"We booked a free tour to see the horses. Ee arrived and were given instructions on where we were allowed to look. We took 4 young kids (18months-4.5years), and they loved it! It was a very clean facility, so no worries there. They had a place to sanitize hands. There are a couple of different places to see the horses. The barn is completely climate controlled, so it was comfortable even though it was chilly outside. Many of the horses were social and enjoyed the pets. Outside at the back barn, there is a covered porch where you can open a window to each horses' stable to say hello. These were the friendliest horses that we found! No entering the bak barn (I think the training barn). There were a few friendly farm dogs greeting us outside, as well. As far as a "tour" goes, there was no formal tour. You are basically booking a time slot to view the facility and pet the horses. There's also a giftshop with apparel, a couple of coin slot horse rides for kids (they will give you the coins to ride), and indoor restrooms. We spent around an hour here, but everything to offer can be experienced in about 20 minutes."