Join us at Jollity Farm for a small-group baby goat bottle feeding experience during Spring Break. Each session includes the chance to help feed one of our hungry goat kids and spend time in the goat yard with the newest members of the herd.
This relaxed farm visit includes about 20 minutes with the baby goats, time for photos, and a chance to experience a little bit of life on a working goat dairy.
Sessions are intentionally small (10 guests maximum) so everyone has a chance to interact with the goats.
• 1 ticket = 1 bottle of warm milk
• A chance to bottle-feed a baby goat
• About 20 minutes visiting with the baby goats
• Plenty of time for photos and goat snuggles
You are welcome to stay and visit the farm after your session, but the babies must return to their pen for rest time after eating.
Our babies are very hungry at feeding time, so feeding begins promptly at the scheduled time.
Please plan to arrive about 10 minutes early.
If you arrive late, your baby goat may already have been fed by someone else.
Please wear sensible farm clothing.
Baby goats love to climb, jump, and investigate, and you may — actually, you will — get a little dirty.
Please help us keep both guests and goats healthy.
• Wash or sanitize your hands before feeding or handling goats
• Wash and sanitize again afterward
• Hand sanitizer is available near the goat pen
• A hand-washing station is located in the milking parlor
Children must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
Children should be old enough to understand they cannot put their hands in their mouth until after washing.
And please — no running. It scares the goats.
This is a rain-or-shine farm experience.
Because spaces are limited, tickets are non-refundable for no-shows.
After feeding time, you're welcome to stop by our small farm store.
We make a variety of handcrafted goat milk cheeses, soaps and lotions right here at Jollity Farm, using milk from the same herd you'll be meeting during your visit.
Many guests enjoy taking home a bar of soap as a little reminder of their time with the goats.
Available while supplies last.
Join us at Jollity Farm for a small-group baby goat bottle feeding experience during Spring Break. Each session includes the chance to help feed one of our hungry goat kids and spend time in the goat yard with the newest members of the herd.
This relaxed farm visit includes about 20 minutes with the baby goats, time for photos, and a chance to experience a little bit of life on a working goat dairy.
Sessions are intentionally small (10 guests maximum) so everyone has a chance to interact with the goats.
• 1 ticket = 1 bottle of warm milk
• A chance to bottle-feed a baby goat
• About 20 minutes visiting with the baby goats
• Plenty of time for photos and goat snuggles
You are welcome to stay and visit the farm after your session, but the babies must return to their pen for rest time after eating.
Our babies are very hungry at feeding time, so feeding begins promptly at the scheduled time.
Please plan to arrive about 10 minutes early.
If you arrive late, your baby goat may already have been fed by someone else.
Please wear sensible farm clothing.
Baby goats love to climb, jump, and investigate, and you may — actually, you will — get a little dirty.
Please help us keep both guests and goats healthy.
• Wash or sanitize your hands before feeding or handling goats
• Wash and sanitize again afterward
• Hand sanitizer is available near the goat pen
• A hand-washing station is located in the milking parlor
Children must be supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
Children should be old enough to understand they cannot put their hands in their mouth until after washing.
And please — no running. It scares the goats.
This is a rain-or-shine farm experience.
Because spaces are limited, tickets are non-refundable for no-shows.
After feeding time, you're welcome to stop by our small farm store.
We make a variety of handcrafted goat milk cheeses, soaps and lotions right here at Jollity Farm, using milk from the same herd you'll be meeting during your visit.
Many guests enjoy taking home a bar of soap as a little reminder of their time with the goats.
Available while supplies last.
