This spot has been on my radar for a while and I finally decided to make the drive. The farm was…read moresmall. There's no real parking lot, just a few spots out front. I came for the goat yoga, and by the time I got there most of the group was already there so I had to park a bit down the road on a field.
The farm itself is very peaceful, with ponies and donkeys, ducks quacking and swimming in an enclosure, shy alpacas. The setup inside the goat pen is practical, as they have a platform where you can put your stuff so that the goats don't chew it.
Keep in mind, the goats WILL interact with you and chew your stuff. It was way messier and chaotic than I'd expected, and hard to fully do the yoga. The baby goats were so cute and friendly (overly friendly, lol) and it was nice petting them and snuggling them, but truth be told I probably wouldn't do the yoga portion again and would just visit a farm to pet baby goats separately. Not gonna lie, I'm a little traumatized by how wild and messy this experience was- you have to be a certain kind of person to enjoy goat yoga, I think, and I learned I'm not it. Wouldn't dissuade others from trying it, just have proper expectations before you do! The farm itself is lovely, but it may be better to just visit the animals or do one of the more sedate experiences.
I didn't wind up doing the u-pick lavender, though I did take a quick stroll through the fields. One small bunch (about a handful) is $10, which seems fairly standard for most lavender farms in the area. Pretty views.
The owners seemed super nice.