I was in town for a day trip with Mom, my SIL, and niece and I made a reservation here because I thought it would give each of us something to be interested in. Mom is a gardener and loves plants, my niece loves animals and was hoping for baby goats, my SIL is always looking for a photo opp for her socials, and I just love food, so I couldn't wait for the farm foraged snacks at the end of the tour. The kind tour guide has owned this for a few years and is really getting it into shape for the food tourism industry, so we're glad we could kinda be her beta testers. It's a small farm, but we got to feed her chickens rose petals from the bushes near the hen house, we saw how the solar farm works and how she uses shells from the bay so that she can collect sun from the reflective surfaces, we saw the giant pigs and my niece got to feed them, and we also got to milk the goats. I've never milked a goat, but I managed to get a bunch of full squirts before I let others have a try. At the end we were served flavored goat cheeses that were made with the cheese on the farm and she had a lovely charcuterie, cracker, and juice cheese tray waiting for us. It was exactly what we hoped for. She also sold some pricey merch like soap and candles, etc, but we were happy to be supporting her efforts to educate and her small business. It was a hot day, so I kinda wished she had bottles of water available since when she goes over the rules it's recommended that you hydrate often, bu that's okay. We had fun on our tour. read more