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Caromont Farm

Caromont Farm

(6 reviews)

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We have been to Caromont Farm for their goat snuggling sessions in the past and have always left…read morefeeling so happy and warm inside! The sessions involve going around to different stations based on ages of the goats. They also invite local artisans and food vendors - we got a beautiful wooden cheese board. They also offer samples of their cheeses as well as tubs of goat cheese to purchase. The truffle goat cheese is AMAZING! NOTE: Currently, the sessions are on pause due to COVID19, but I just want to give a shout out to the amazing work they put into this farm, caring for their goats, and their cheese making! As of March 2020, they are doing pre-order and pick ups for their cheeses - be sure to look at their websites for locations to grab this delicious local cheese and farm!

Caromont Farm is delightful. I have visited for multiple goat snuggling days, and they were fun and…read morecharming experiences. The farm is set in a beautiful hilly area with trees and rolling meadows. There are goats, chickens, peacocks, and the friendliest shaggy dogs you will ever meet. Wear boots or sneakers that you can lose to mud, and dress in layers. There is a very clean port o potty and a sink hooked to a (very cold!) well, so you can wash your hands. You will leave covered in hoof prints, fur, and animal slobber. I cannot speak to the locavore dinners held at the farm, but I would love to attend one. The owner is well travelled and versed on international cuisines, and she speaks with great fondness of other local producers. The farm's cheeses are incredible. My personal favorite is their black truffle chèvre. They also make delicious logs with herbes de Provence and pimento cheese. Their aged goat Parmesan is amazing. The cheeses are not strongly flavored of "goatiness"--I understand that is achieved by keeping male goats away from milk-producing females. All the cheese is delicately flavored, and the hot chocolate created for one of the snuggling days that I attended was decadent and divine. (I usually shy away from non-savory goat dairy products because of strong goaty flavors.) I highly recommend Caromont Farms. Be aware that there is virtually no cell reception at the farm.

Cox Farms

Cox Farms

(430 reviews)

I went on my first Cox Farms field trip when I was in preschool and a million years later, I love…read morebeing able to share the fun with my children and their friends as well. Even though the years has passed, the farm still looks pretty much the same as my childhood, only now with more attractions. There is so much to do here whether it's sliding down a giant dino slide, feeding goats, climbing up hay bales, sorting through corn kernels, feeding goats, and so much more. Their hayride is one of the best in the area and their kettle corn is legendary. This fall festival has gotten quite legendary so expect crowds and make sure to purchase tickets in advance online. If the weather is nice, you could easily spend a full day here and not get bored. This place gets the extra sixth star for being family-owned and employing locals to run the festivities. The family is very morally driven and I love how they are able to make statements about their views on peace, love, and equality through their work. Support local and support our neighbors ‍ Cox Farms you are the best!

The whole property is beautiful and very clean. People seem to respect the space, and there wasn't…read moretrash everywhere, which I really appreciated. Parking is free and plentiful. We went on a Sunday and never had to wait for a spot. We just used the second lot instead of waiting in line for the first. The unticketed section has a market store and cafe you can enjoy without paying admission, so it's worth knowing about before you buy. The ticketed area is huge, with a forest walk, farm animals, and lots of slides. The corn maze was fun, but a group of unattended teenagers was screaming, holding up the line, and acting inappropriately. There's a sign saying young children need an adult with them, but nobody was enforcing it. The goat pen was also rough. Young kids were running around harassing the goats and grabbing at their horns, and no employees stepped in. It was nice to experience, but it could use more supervision. The line for the hayride was enormous so we didn't get to experience that but it looked really pretty. SERVICE All of the employees were very, very nice, joyful, and welcoming. It's clear they employ a lot of young adults, which is great to see and support. I'd still recommend buying tickets online ahead of time. It made the entry process much smoother. FOOD The sandwich was huge and tasty. The cider donuts were a letdown, since they weren't as warm as I'd hoped and came out a little dry. The strawberry rhubarb pie was excellent, and the applesauce was really good. The fresh lemonade was great and priced better than I expected. VALUE Ticket prices were reasonable, especially for a family outing. OVERALL: I probably wouldn't come back unless I was bringing kids, but it's a beautiful establishment.

Little Goat Farm at the Lake - One of the many lovely goats!!

Little Goat Farm at the Lake

(33 reviews)

The first part is: 1 bottle of milk per group for like 5 baby goats and 20-30 people. Then you can…read moreget 1 bottle of milk, which no goat really took. The portion of milk per group on the ticket is deceiving as many other reviews state. Hence losing 1 star. The second part is: you get to go in a pen with the donkey, lama, and a bunch of adult goats. They have tree stumps that you can sit on and have the goats climb on you to eat all the snacks. The best part is the whole experience that makes this way different then any other goat experience is that the goats and you have no fence no barrier and you are right there. And there are bunnies you can sit and pet but the goats are way better. And to add to other reviews, yes it is their personal house and farm but the experience can not be beat anywhere else.

What a magical place! I brought my 84 year old Mom to see the goats and she had such a good time…read morethat I brought my adult kids back with me. Marshmellow, the Llama, was a hit! My Mom sang to the donkey. There were little goats being born while we were there in the barn. The bunnies were the highlight of my kids' trip. I then went back for Goat Yoga. OMG!!! This made my year! I had a blast. Not sure how much yoga I got done because I was soooo focused on the friendly goats. My favs were Elsie and Fudge. Then I was talking to Susan, one of the owners, about flowers for my daughter's wedding - she was so sweet, she let me cut a bunch from her own garden and didn't even charge me! We need more folks in the world like Little Goat Farm at the Lake!

Bees & Trees Farm - attractionfarms - Updated November 2026

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