We went on a triple date to Wildflower Farm and had a wonderful time. We did the Party in the Pasture event and absolutely adored it. The prices are very reasonable. The event was very organized. They guided us on where to park, welcomed us, and explained the events. We were offered homemade lemonade. The farm is well kept and all the animals are thriving. You can tell they are well loved. The baby goats were absolutely adorable. We sat in a circle on hay bales in a fenced in play area. We each got to give a baby goat a bottle and fed them greens. We got plenty of time to feed and pet the goats. Farmer Rick gave us a tour and educated us on the animals and their care. We got to see the adult goats, pigs, chickens, and turkeys. We got to see the goats again before leaving. We had the opportunity to shop their products including eggs and goat soap. This was such a fun event and I loved supporting a local farm. This is a great date or team building event! read more

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I love yoga, but I never did goat yoga and I'm so glad I did. This was such a fun, great and uplifting session. The family who runs this farm, really indeed loves the animals, ALL of the animals, they don't just have goats, they have hogs and chickens and other animals. It's such a little place but filled with so much fun! I went here on a trip and it was great. We were greeted warmly, it's literally in a neighborhood right on land, it's near houses. The price was super cheap and so worth it. They even have a little stand and sell things I bought goat soap. The session itself was so great, we had a yoga instructor and the baby goats were released to us, we fed them and then we had the session as they jumped on us, made us smile and we got cuddles here and there. I was lucky to be able to get a lot of love from the baby goats who were just a few days old. It was the sweetest thing ever. It was a blast and I would do this again for sure! I can't even explain how great of an experience it was. It brought so much joy to me seeing the baby goats. read more

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After being rained out on our first date, we were promptly rescheduled for Party in the Pasture. It was awesome to feed the baby goats bottles and greens and spend time with them. The farm also includes other animals like pigs and chickens and the team taught us about those animals as well. If you're looking for a fun adults only event off the beaten path, this is it. read more

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We went to Wildflower Farm specifically for goat yoga and it did not disappoint! Even on a sold out day, it seemed like just the right amount of people in attendance and everyone got some quality goat time. The yoga instructor did a great job, even with the distraction of these little guys running around! The farm staff was super friendly as well, and you can tell that they care very much for their animals. Thanks for such a fun and unique yoga experience! read more

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I'm not sure why this place is called Wildflower Farm as I don't remember a single flower from our visit. All I remember is awesome goats, friendly hosts and an unforgettable experience. We came for baby goat yoga and that was a great description of what we got! If you don't have a yoga mat, you can rent one for just $3. Even if you do have a yoga mat, you may want to bring the $3 anyway as you'll likely get milk drool or other goat slobber on the mat. We got there about 20 minutes before the start time, which gave us time to get a good spot in the "barn", then wander around the grounds and look at chickens, turkeys, pigs, piglets, goats and of course, baby goats. When the witching hour came, they opened the gates for the goats and they galloped towards the group of eager yoga goers and looked for the first bottle they could find to gulp the delicious milk from the bottles the hosts handed to all the attendees. It was so cool feeding the goat, but again, the drool was something to be mindful of. Then the Yoga started. It's kinda hard to actually do the yoga 100% as the goats are definitely in the way, but not in a bad way. They may jump right up on your back or chest, the can be coaxed by the staff with leaves and other tricks up their sleeves. They have the goats jump from person to person, place the goats directly on your back, and do their best to make sure everyone gets a goat at some point. Some of these goats were just days all and so adorable. There are many photo opportunities and you probably want to make sure you bring a friend so you can take pics when goats are on you in particular poses. The staff can take photos but this may happen after the session as they're busy with the group of people. The staff prepared free lemonade for everyone, had lots of merchandise for sale, and were all around just perfect hosts from directing us to park to exploring the grounds, catering to us during the yoga and seeing us off. This is definitely on our "return" list. Do yourself a favor and try this out, even if you just sit there and play with goats... it's worth every penny! read more

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I took my parents and one year old to experience their Fables on the Farm event. I would go back in a heartbeat. It is such a fun event and such a cute farm! From the beginning I knew I was going to love this place. We were greeted very warmly by the farmer himself and offered homemade lemonade. The two working there were extremely friendly and made it very fun. We got to spend an hour getting a tour of the farm and playing with the baby goats. We got to feed them bottles of milk and sunflower greens. We got to hold them, cuddle them, pet them and play with them. It was such a cool experience! The farm also has a few things you can purchase, from fresh eggs and goat cheese to goat milk candles and even t-shirts. I love supporting local! read more

This is a cute little family owned and operated farm nestled in a quiet Orlando neighborhood. We purchased admission online for their pumpkin patch event in advance and showed up for our time slot. They only let a limited number in at a time so it's not crowded which is great! All of the people there were very friendly and helpful with parking and any questions. They had a large selection of pumpkins so we all grabbed some for Halloween. What's even cooler though is all of the animals! We saw chickens, turkeys, pigs (with cute little piglets), and the best part - baby goats! The little goats were in an area in which you could enter and spend some time petting them, watching them play, and hearing the adorable little sounds they make. I had a huge smile on my face the entire time! They had an area set up for refreshments; my boyfriend and I shared a delicious pumpkin chocolate chip cookie and I took advantage of the cold apple cider since it's too warm outside right now for the hot version. There were also nice photo op areas set up around the farm. We had a great time there with our friends and I will definitely be back to do their baby goat yoga and attend any other events they have! read more

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I took my best friend for here for "Party in the Pasture" for her birthday. She loved it. We had so much playing and feeding the baby goats. I was a wonderful, memorable experience. read more

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This was a chosen reward for a contest at work, my theee employees had a freaking blast! The goats were cute, the yoga was good, the cheese was bomb.com. Price was very affordable ($25) and easy to get to. The next time I have time on the weekend I'm taking my son to see the farm. read more

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If you haven't been here yet, you're truly missing out on one of my favorite Central Florida gems. Wildflower Farm is full of kindness, cuteness, and fun. It felt like the perfect way to enjoy the weekend. One of the owners said it best - you instantly transform into an excited kid after being surrounded by these amazing baby animals! Their energy is so contagious!! When we arrived, the parking situation was a little tight. One of the owners was kind enough to stand by and guide cars into the correct spot to make room for everyone. There was complimentary lemonade waiting for us near a table with tons of awesome items: farm-fresh eggs, homemade goat milk soap, shirts, and other goodies. We also noticed a tent (for small events?) and a large chair for a photo op. Past that is where the real fun began!! We were led to a covered area with hay bales to sit on. After the goats were let out of the gate, they came racing over to our groups. We bottle fed them (which was so adorable), which was followed by multiple rounds of yummy snacks. The owners were so easy to talk to and helped guide the goats into absolutely perfect photo positions - one stood on my shoulders for a few minutes! You can totally walk around to interact with other animals as well. We saw turkeys, chickens, adult goats, and pigs. They looked so happy and healthy! And if you want to learn more about them, the last portion of the evening comes with the option of watching them get treats. The hour costed $15/person - well worth it, if you ask me. It was an adults-only event, but there are other events that are family friendly, as well as goat yoga! I'll be trying that next time :) read more

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This family owned farm in Orlando gives locals the opportunity to spend time with the animals- specifically the baby goats!! They have special time slots you can select to bring your kids along OR they have adults only time slots. I went to their " party in the pasture " offerings for adults 18+. You can BYOB if you desire. They even offer baby goat yoga. Aside from baby goats, there are adult goats (obviously... how else would the baby goats get there LOL), pigs and chickens as well I went home with a happy, stress free heart... AND some fresh chicken eggs! I highly recommend checking this place out ASAP! read more

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This is my second time doing goat yoga at this farm and I have to tell you that with all the stress going on in the world this is exactly what everyone needs. The day I went they had BRAND NEW babies and they got to try their first class and it was absolutely adorable. We had goats fall asleep on us and jump on our backs. We even got to feed them their bottles at the end of class. It's an hour of joy. YOU NEED THIS IN YOUR LIFE. I love what they have done with the place... lots of cute upgrades to their shelter and the added fans and lights are a great addition. Yoga instructor is calm and sweet and realizes you are there mostly for the goats ;) Owners are super pleasant and truly want you to get the most out of the experience. They also sell eggs, soaps, etc. before and after class. I have never bought any but I appreciate that. read more

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Loved this place so so much! They have weekday and weekend classes which make it's so easy su for just about anyone to be able to do it. You pay ahead of time online and I arrived about 10 minutes early. They have a large area that is covered for the yoga class as well as lots of animals around the farm that you can walk around and visit. You start off with the class by bottle feeding the goats and it is the coolest thing ever. Then once you start class they are all over you! The owners go around with some leaves and plants that they east to keep them interested and around us. The yoga class itself was super easy and very basic leveled for anyone to easily be able to follow. You could also stop and just sit and bet the goats. After class you have a few minutes to continue to play and take your pictures. They have lots of events and also have yoga mats to rent if you don't own one. read more

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This place is absolutely amazing! We use to come here often when my daughter was in daycare and it was just such a relaxing experience. The goats become your little furry friends. They are so adorable, loving and gentle to have around your presence. I also had my daughter's birthday party at this farm. Everyone raves about it till this day. The owner's are so accommodating at my daughter's party. Not only is this such a cool experience to enjoy but you should also throw your child's next birthday at wild flower farm. read more

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This is a cute little farm where you will get to interact with a lot of baby goats. I brought my two-years-old to attend their Fables on the Farm on Wednesday morning, the website with class schedule and FAQs is very helpful, they are very popular though so make sure you look up and make an appointment a few weeks ahead for the class you want (they have limited spots and they do sell out rather quickly). They also offer private event which I sent an email to ask for some details and Linda was very fast in responding to my emails as well as very helpful in making suggestions. Their parking lot is pretty small, so I'd suggest to go a bit early for the ease of parking. We were greeted before it was time to open the gate, they opened the gate about 20 minutes prior to the event so we were able to walk around and take a lot of photos with our little ones before the event begun. Noted this is a small farm so there's only chicken, pigs, and goats; with that being said, everything is very well maintained and their photo set ups are really cute as well. There were also some ant hills on the farm so beware of them while letting your little ones ran wild. The Fables on the Farm event began with a story book, then followed by feeding the baby goats. The baby goats are super adorable and the workers there are very friendly (they actively made sure every kid there is talked to and given leaves to feed the baby goats). That is really not a easy thing to do in the middle of lots of kids and baby goats = chaos. At one point my toddler felt so comfortable that he went and raised his arms toward farmer Zach wanted him to hold him, which he never did to a stranger. They also provided baby wipes along with surface sanitizer and hand sanitizer which were much needed. The baby goats were doing their #1/#2 businesses while getting fed, and the toddlers don't really mind but parents like me do (so these cleaning essentials are very appreciated). They also have a table for lemonade and selling some farm goods by the front gate, we definitely wanted to try their egg next time since we weren't able to purchase any by not bring a cooler and had to go to lunch after the event. Other than being small, this farm really has everything that will allow your family to make lasting valuable memories together. read more

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Goat yoga was a blast although there was not so much yoga but a whole lot of baby goats! The baby goats were well taken care of, friendly, and ready to play! You can also see the rest of the farm like the bugs, chickens, and more. We loved our experience and will be back again! read more

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Went to their pumpkin patch for the first time and had a lot of fun seeing their goats and piglets! The family was extremely nice and it was a great set up, also a fair price. read more

Wildflower Farm Orlando - Goats - Farms Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Cute little family owned and operated farm right in the middle of Orlando, would never suspect driving through the neighborhood that it's right off of a main road. We went for the little pumpkin patch area, just a location to buy pumpkins of all different sizes. There's a little area to play and pet baby goats, a cool interactive experience! There's an area in the yard for lawn games and by that area you can look at pigs and farm animals. Towards the front they have a small table with a few options of baked goods sold by the owners. We also had some super cute pics taken in their photo stations. read more

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place was rented out for a birthday party and we loved the experience! we were able to feed the baby goats, have downtime for the party, and we were given a tour of the farm afterwards. they also sell products they make like soaps and they sell the eggs from their chickens. i know they also offer goat yoga! such a fun time! read more

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Doing baby goat yoga has always been a bucket list time for my mom so we decided to try this out with my brother and 13 year old daughter. When you get there, they help you set up your mat under the covered pavilion. Then you're invited to grab a glass of home made lemonade and walk around and check out the baby goats, momma goats, pigs, turkeys and chickens! When it's time for the class to start, they set you down on the mat and pass out bottles of milk. Then the fun begins! The goats come galloping across the yard and it's utter cute chaos and they seek out a bottle. So many laughs. Then your instructor begins the class. You can follow along or just relax and play with the goats on your mat. The owners walk around with different leaves and treats for the goats to make sure everyone gets attention from the goats. They let you scoop them up and cuddle or they'll jump on your back for some photo ops. We had lots of fun playing with these little ones. After the class, they sell lots of fun merchandise such as tumblers, shirts, key chains and soap! You can also purchase farm fresh eggs and goats milk (if the kids aren't hogging it all) This was such a fun experience and the owners and the instructors were just the sweetest. We will be back! read more

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I went here for Party in the Pasture, basically a BYOB event where you get to feed and play with baby goats! Could there be anything better? It was so fun after a long, stressful week. They do goat yoga here as well! A hidden Orlando gem for sure. read more

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One of my absolute favorite things I've ever done!! I came here with a big group of friends for my birthday. There is parking in front and you will see the check in table with goodies around it, like fresh iced tea and merchandise to purchase. The owners are the sweetest people and the yoga instructor we had that day was amazing! The yoga class itself is doable for everyone, but to be honest I did about 50% of it because the goats are too cute to focus. The moment they came running towards everyone was the best. They like to be fed, most like to be held, and a few will jump on your back! At the end, we help feed the goats with bottles. I totally recommend this experience to anyone looking for something fun. If I lived in Orlando, I'd be a regular. :) read more

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Went on a Sunday morning for the Baby Goat Yoga, it was super fun!!! The staff/ instructors were super nice and helpful, and definitely made the experience fun for everyone. Would 100% go again! read more

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We had a fabulous time doing goat yoga at Wildflower Farm. The perfect way to describe how I felt during the class was joy!! These baby goats are so cute and magical. The farmers were fantastic as well. Would definitely recommend. read more

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For years my husband has talked about doing baby goat yoga and I have smiled and moved on with life, until recently. I decided to look for a class to do for his birthday, I found Wildflower farm which is right in Orlando and the class price was extremely reasonable. I was able to make a reservation online and was sent a couple reminder emails prior to class. Upon arriving I was surprised to see the location was in the center of a residential neighborhood, but still it felt like being in the country. There are a variety of farm animals to see and a few photo op props around the expansive yard. Yoga is done in a covered pavilion and casual yet professional. Linda and Rick helped keep babies interacting with all participants so that everyone had a great experience. Our Yoga instructor Pierina was fun and professional and being as this was my first yoga experience I felt I was able to keep up with the class. There are a variety of options available for classes that include children and even an adult only choice. Looking forward to coming back for the pumpkin patch beginning October 2nd and also possibly purchasing some goat milk soap. read more

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Absolutely the BEST morning out with my friends. Decided at the last minute to try baby goat yoga, because ho doesn't love baby goats and yoga? Was really easy to get to the location, as it is near Colonial at a private residence. They had convenient parking spaces roped off and people were waiting to greet us and help get us settled. Easy online ordering process and upon arrival we were welcomed with fresh lemonade and instructions. They walked us to our space and showed us where to lay our mats. Once settled, the anticipation was killing us, because we wanted to get our hands on the baby goats! They handed out baby bottles and opened the gates and it was something out of a movie...imagine baby goats, frolicking and running out of a pen straight for you and jumping into your arms for their feeding from a bottle. (All the feels) After that, the yoga session began. It was easy and manageable, which made me quite happy, because I had never done yoga. While you are on the ground the attendants lure the goats to you, so you get to experience them prancing in your back and being around you frequently. I got so many great photos and lots of baby goat love! We will be back very soon! It was a magical day! read more

Wildflower Farm Orlando - Baby goat yoga - Farms Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Last Saturday morning a friend and I got up bright and early and headed over to Wildflower Farm to do some furry friendly sun salutations. The farm is nestled locally in a neighborhood area off Colonial here in Orlando. We parked along the street and headed toward the farm with yoga mats, a towel, and a camera (of course). Check-in was simple as payment is done online prior. Walking towards our tent-like covered area you pass by the baby goats. Oh M Gee this is where the giddiness takes over. Their baby baaaaaahs song in the tune of 13 kids is enough to send you into a bliss fit of happiness. Simply adorable! We settled in on our mats and got ready for yoga with the kids. Goat food provided from the farm was placed on our mats. Watch closely how these leaves assist in your goat come hither yoga stance. We were also provided a baby feeding bottle to share.. this was my favorite part! Have your cameras ready as the gate opens and your new furry friends come running towards you. These little ones are hungry so be ready for their tiny crunchers. You're taken through an hour of pure fun. The yoga instructor guides you through each move and flow. No need to be an expert. Go at your own pace and enjoy the farm sounds and surroundings. The babies will walk between, around, and on you. One even nibbled my ear! Goat cuddles are the best! This is definitely a positive experience! Make sure to check out Wildflower's website for all their classes and farm goodies for sale. read more

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GET. INTO. THESE. GOATS!! I have to admit, I am partial to baby goats. I love their weird eyes, I love their tiny hooves, and I love the little nubs where eventually they will have horns. I mean truly - baby goats are a little slice of pure joy, and Wildflower Farm is a sweet gem a mere 15 minutes from downtown Orlando! Just East of Baldwin Park, this little family run farm is tucked away on a quiet street among other similar small urban farms. It blew me away - you wouldn't even know this place exists without being clued in! But once you get in there, man oh man is it a delight! I was a bit trepidatious when I first arrived - this isn't necessarily what I picture when I think of a farm - there's no big red barn, just a single story house next to an open pasture, with some taped-off parking in front. I thought "OK this is going to either be a train wreck or amazing." Spoiler alert - it's THE BEST. The owners were kind and welcoming, and ushered us from the welcome rent (where you can buy goat-themed and goat-produced goods) into the pasture area, where we walked past the baby goat pen. Those little guys were in there hopping and playing and butting heads - goat stuff. Cute! We booked what's called the Party in the Pasture. It's adults-only, and you can BYOBooze (but honestly you're only there for an hour, so just enjoy yourself and go get a martini after). They also offer family and kid-centered events, as well as baby goat yoga (note to self: come back for this). Once in the pasture, you have you choice of hay bales to sit on (under a tent for shade), and everybody gets a handful of goat-bait in the form of stems and leaves from plants around the property. And then after a couple of introductory words, they RELEASE THE GOATS! These goats are HUNGRY, and they are going hog-wild running from person to person to much those leaves. It's absolutely as cute as you imagine, and you really must get on board with holding a tiny baby goat while he munched leaves. The goat to person ratio was high, so I never felt bored, and both the owners and other patrons were gracious about making sure everyone had a great time playing with these little sweeties. The whole thing ends off with each person/group getting to bottle feed a baby. After that, the babies are full and sleepy, and the event winds down. It's AWESOME. There are also pigs and chickens, but who are you kidding - you're here for the goats, and there's nothing wrong with that. Go!! read more

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We have always loved the farm - yoga with goats, chill Friday evenings with goats, birthday parties with goats....and now PUMPKINS with goats. I cannot get of this place and love the owners so much. So grateful for the extended season and new adventures. Wish it were closer to home so that I could visit even more often. read more

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I meannnnn goat yoga for the win! We came to Orlando for a birthday and thought goat yoga would be the perfect morning before we headed back to Miami and it was! The owners of the farm are so genuine and sweet. They offered Homemade Lemonade/ice tea when you walk in and we're so humbled by all the people who showed up! Once you set up your mats, meet the instructor and lay out your treats for the goats... the cutie little goats are released and they just come running over with full excitement its amazing lol. Then throughout the class the goats are just prancing around jumping on you saying hello and just trying to enjoy themselves. A lot of my friends barely did yoga and some of them did, it depends on who you are lol but its up to you. The goats don't smell, they were very nice and seemed used to being around people. Anyways, yes, I totally recommend this place if you're in the area.. do it! read more

If you create any sort of event where you include baby animals... I'm signing up. Add in the fact that they climb all over you and you get to bottle feed them? What is this, heaven? Close enough, it's baby goat yoga at Wildflower Farm that they offer in the early spring. It's actually a legit yoga class but you can definitely just sit there and play with the goats if you want. The first thing you do is bottle feed the baby goats after they release them from their area, and boy do they really run into you with full force. Of course with the feeding you do have to watch out during class for some restroom usage... which did happen on someone's mat, but hey, who can get mad at baby goats? Plus they offer wipes for clean up and warned us beforehand. The goats will try to jump on you for pretty much the whole class, especially when you're in child's pose. They also like to chew on hair so watch out for that. I told my husband that this was one of the most fun things I've ever done. I will definitely be back next spring! read more

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Perfect birthday party! We celebrated our daughter's 8th birthday party here- what an incredible experience! It was a joy to be in nature and see the happiness in the children's faces as they played with the baby goats, planted seeds, and saw the other farm animals. And it couldn't have been easier- showed up with snacks and cupcakes, and the farm helped with the rest- beautifully! It was a magical experience. HIGHLY recommend. Thank you, Wildflower Farm- we will be back!! read more

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what a gem so close to downtown! the baby goat yoga is extremely interactive with the babies and you get a bottle and many snacks for them. definitely be ready to have them climb on you and get a little dirty in the hay but it was such a joyful experience with a great yoga teacher as well read more

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We went to the farm and it was so charming! The owners are so kind and gave us so much information! The baby goats are magical and loved being pet and held! The pumpkin selection is great, and the homemade treats are delicious!! We will definitely be back! read more

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This was the absolute happiest I have ever been in my entire life during the session of goat yoga. First of all the owners cannot be any nicer and and accommodating. I would go back just to hang out with them. There is a little pop up shop set up with homemade soaps and t shirts and the best homemade ice tea you will ever have. The yoga area is under a tent and set up very nice. The yoga instructor was awesome even though I personally didn't do a lot of yoga but she was still a great instructor. Now for the goats!!!!!! LITERALLY the cutest thing in the entire world. I just wanted to snuggle them the entire time. The owners went around with leaves to make sure everyone had their fair share of the goat time. which was very nice. At the end of the class you were able to feed them and hang out with them more to take pictures and just hug them more. This was an overall amazing experience and I would recommend it to anyone. ESPECIALLY Wildflower Farms. Its great for special occasions or just an afternoon to do some yoga and hang out with goats. read more

what an awesome and beautiful experience. The hosts, yoga instructor. and baby goats so sweet. Cant wait to go back!

MUST GOAT HERE, literally! My fellow Yelper and I had the best time ever doing baby Goat Yoga at Wildflower Farm! I would go everyday if I could! While most baby Goat Yoga is really far away and in the middle of nowhere, Wildflower Farm is conveniently located off Colonial Ave for Orlando locals to check out. When you first arrive, it seems like a typical neighborhood with really big yards but know you're in the right place. Park in the street and head to the back. There is someone there to check you in. Also don't worry if you forget your yoga mat like I did, they have extras. My heart was pounding with excitement in anticipation of seeing those furry little ones and then it happened...! They were released, all 20ish of them! They came running over to the group and that's what started one hour of pure joy. The yoga instructor was excellent and did all of the classic poses with the understanding you were really just want to play with the goats half of the time. They jump on you, cuddle you, and even lick your ears lol. They have the cutest little noises, not old enough to be annoying. What I loved most is that I truly believe ANYONE would love this experience. Old, young, couples, friends, solo, yoga guru or not. They have yoga a few times on the weekend but sign up quick because it sells out and the baby Goat will be no more once they get older. Check out their website and social media accounts for more details and other fun experiences available. Thank you, thank you, thank you Wildflower Farm! You turned my stress and tension into complete peace and joy. For once I was able to live in the moment... read more

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I had seen baby goat yoga on social media, but didn't know it was offered here in Orlando until a friend of mine had told me she had gone just a few weeks before. She had nothing but good things to say and said she had a great time. I asked a couple of my girlfriends if they wanted to do it and they were both down. We went to their webpage and signed up for a class online. The sign-ups go quick and we had to wait two weeks to attend an open class. Fast forward to that Sunday morning. Unfortunately there was rain in the forecast and although we received an email the day before saying class may be canceled, they were a go for class. Who knew there is a small farm right off of Colonial, right past Semoran? Parking was easy and check-in was simple as well. It was raining when I got there a little before 8. We were all hoping that the rain would pass like it was supposed to, but it never did. The owners decided to cancel the class and offered us full refunds. Not only that, but they let us play and feed the baby goats. Let's be honest, that was the main reason I was there, so I guess it all worked out lol. They were so cute and not aggressive at all. At the end of the day, the experience is meant to be fun, and that is exactly what we had. In some ways, it was very therapeutic. The owners were very friendly and conversational. I definitely think that I am going to sign-up again so that I get the true experience. If you love animals, enjoy a little yoga, and want an hour full of laughs, I suggest signing up for a class. read more

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I have been searching high and low for a fun family activity that we could do during the pandemic that we felt was safe for the kids to do! This was absolutely perfect! The owners are EXTREMELY kind and you can tell they truly love doing this. The goats are so friendly and fun and my kids had a blast. We got to plant some plants as an activity and we also got to look at the chickens and pigs! Would recommend to anyone who is looking for some pure fun. We look forward to doing this again read more