Went for a trail ride last fall. Scenery is breathtaking but the bad attitude coming from the female owner (was never told her name) really put a damper on the ride. I've been riding my entire life and the way she talked to the newbies was horrible. Her pairing of horse with rider was way off as well. Thank goodness... More

Our group of three adults and two small children stayed in the cottage for four nights. It was amazing!!!! I read Virgina007's review and was a little nervous, but I am so glad we went! This is a bed and breakfast, it is not a hotel. It is also the home base for a working horse farm and rescue operation,... More

I had stayed at this bed & breakfast a couple of times over the past few years. I did have a good experience up until I booked this place for my first anniversary with my wife. I had no reason to doubt that everything would be as I had remembered it from my past stay's there. Boy was I ever... More

Just got back from another great tip to Reba Farm Inn. As always, we enjoyed ourselves immensely. Ron and Kathleen (the proprietors) were warm and gracious as always. We have had a baby since our last trip to the farm and they were excellent with him. Ron took him on a horse ride and he loved it! We rode twice... More

We were in the area to attend a family reunion in the Bedford and Lynchburg areas. We elected to stay at Reba Farm Inn because of the horses which were very important to the Grandkids{ and their Grandma} I prefer to stay at B&B's but this was above and beyond. Breakfast was so wonderful--poached peaches,local sausage,fresh fruit,pork chops,breakfast burritos YUMMMMM... More

in case you decide to stay, here a few things you should know: they do not answer the front door despite the buzzer on the front porch (you have to go around back past one of the 5 dogs to enter) (they said everyone uses the back door) take your own shower soap and shampoo (this is not provided) the... More

We have just stayed at Reba Farm for our first, but not last time! The farm is wonderful! Yes, you do pull up into a gravel driveway, but anyone that has been in any of the rural areas of Va. should expect this. Truthfully, it reminded me of stepping back in time going to my Grandma's house on Gwynn's Island... More

The first time my family and I stayed at Reba Farm was on Thanksgiving 2008. We went on a great trail ride for about 2 1/2 hours, had an excellent family-style Thanksgiving dinner with Ron and Kathleen, enjoyed the hot-tub despite (or because of) the cold weather, spent the night in a lovely cottage, and then awoke to a terrific... More

This was our 2nd stay at Reba Farm Inn, and we couldn't wait to get back and to bring our friends, as well! The owners, Ron & Kathleen, know how to treat their guests with tender care and special features; and their love of horses and dogs is infectious. The food is amazing, and the portions are more than generous.... More