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2020 Goat Yoga- book now! 

Baby Goat Yoga Tickets: $20 per person 

Tickets include:

  • 1-hour session of baby goat yoga (typically 50 minutes yoga, 10 minutes cuddling)
  • access to our 15-acre farm

Family Goat Yoga classes: $15 per adult (ages 12+) $10 per child (ages 5-11)

Tickets include:

  • 40- minute goat yoga class (typically 30 minutes yoga, 10 minutes cuddling)
  • access to our 15-acre farm

Tank tops, goat totes, soap, and other merchandise available for purchase at each class.

BOOK YOUR CLASS TODAY!

Keeping You Safe

Goat yoga is an outdoor activity intended to be fun and stress-free. We are doing everything we can to keep you safe while you’re on our farm.

What we need you to do:

  • Masks are optional.
  • Maintain a safe social distance
  • Wash your hands frequently. We have a handwashing station outside and bathrooms located at the front of the farmhouse.
  • Avoid touching your face.

Our efforts:

  • All goat handlers are required to wear masks. Staff will check their temperature before each class.
  • The yoga area typically seats 30 people. Using the same space, we are cutting capacity to 15 people maximum. This will allow for 6 plus feet between all yogis.
  • The yoga area will be disinfected before, during, and after each class.

The situation is changing rapidly. These protocols will be updated following local and federal guidelines. Read detailed guidelines here: COVID-19 Guidelines and Assumption of Liability

General FAQ’s-

  • Q- When does goat yoga start?  
    Answer-  Now until August 30th.
  • Q- Do I have to wear a mask? 
    Answer-  Masks are optional during class.  Please still bring a mask with for check-in and to go inside any of our buildings. Staff/Goat handlers will be wearing masks.
  • Q- Is it held rain or shine? Answer- Yes. We hold classes under our picnic pavilion outside. There are protective sides that make the area weatherproof. If the weather is severe, classes will be canceled. You’ll be issued a full refund or change of date.
  • Q- Can my children attend a regular goat yoga class? 
    Answer- We suggest the Family Goat Yoga class for children ages 5-11.  This class is more focused on goat cuddling than yoga. Family goat yoga class is also shorter to help with children’s attention span. Children/teenagers older than 12 can participate in regular yoga. If you want to bring your children to a regular goat yoga class we ask that they stay seated and follow instructions for the entire yoga class.

Book your class today!

What to Bring and Wear:

  • Camera- This will be an hour you’ll want to remember! A photographer will be at every session taking complimentary pictures. After each class there will be a short time to cuddle and take even more selfies with the goats.
  • Wear a mask. Our goats head butt those not wearing masks. (we’re only kidding) The situation is changing rapidly, but as of now, masks are required.
  • Wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy or having nibbled on by goats. For the best experience, wear a shirt with sleeves made of non-slippery material. Little goat hooves have more traction on fabric than skin, and silky materials make it hard for goats to stand still.
  • A hair tie! Our pygmy goats aspire to be hairdressers when they grow up. They will nibble on your hair! To prevent this from happening we suggest you put your hair up.

What Not To Bring:

  • A yoga mat. Last year we found out that our goats love to chew yoga mats! As much as they love yoga mats, yoga mats are not part of a healthy diet. We do however have protective flooring that will cushion your knees. We have mats available if anyone should require more padding.
  • Don’t bring a water bottle that will spill when a goat knocks it over. Once you step inside yoga area, you’ve lost all personal space. Our goats will jump over you and crawl under you. They have been known to drink from water bottles and knock them over. The older the goats get the more mischievous they become.
  • Don’t wear a new fancy yoga tank top. You want your back to be as covered as possible. These little goats have hooves and don’t make it to the nail salon too often. (P.S. We would love to see previous goat yogi attendees in their Goat Yoga shirt from last year!) 

What to Expect:

  • You should expect to have SO. MUCH. FUN.
  • Be prepared to laugh and smile for an entire hour.
  • Expect to cuddle with baby pygmy goats.
  • Our goats are living creatures… which means they pee and poo. Expect some accidents to happen, but don’t worry.. we have goat handlers that will clean up the mess! (if you get peed on more than 3 times you get a free shirt!)

 

What Not to Expect:

  • Please do not come to Goat Yoga expecting to have an intense yoga workout. All our instructors practice a gentle, beginner’s yoga. Please do not feel intimidated if you’ve never done yoga. You are more than welcome to sit on your mat and play with the goats the entire class.

 

Goat Parties for 2020 

We are booking goat birthday parties, bachelorette parties and private goat yoga classes. We have a beautiful and spacious picnic pavilion available to rent.  Turn your celebration into a goat party, cuddle with our pygmy goats!

If you have a group of friends that would like to try out yoga, book a private goat yoga party!

Private Goat Yoga Party Rate:

includes: 1 hour goat yoga class, farm visit, pavilion space. 

  • –$20 per person
  • –15 person minimum/maximum
  • –$50 non-refundable reservation fee

Private Goat Birthday Party Rate:

includes: goat cuddling, pavilion space, farm visit.

  • — $125 pavilion rental
  • — $75 goat cuddling per 30 minutes
  • — There is a maximum of 15 people for parties to facilitate social distancing.

Events can be booked starting in June through the end of August. To book a goat party or private goat yoga class:

  1. Email goatyoga.afh@gmail.com
  2. Call the farm 717-394-6185 and ask to speak to Jamie.

Once Upon A Baby Goat

Every week we invite you to the farm (virtually) for storytime with our kids! Let’s keep your kids entertained and reading this summer with help of our dozen baby goats. Each week will be sharing a different story and getting your kids as active as our kids. The Quarryville Library is joining forces with us to bring you even more goat-related activities this summer!

 

Join us live every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. on our Goat Yoga Facebook page. (YouTube links will be posted here after each storytime for those who are unable to join the live.)

 

Schedule: 

Tuesday, May 26th at 10:30 a.m. – reading of G is for Goat written by Patricia Polacco. Followed by meeting our baby goats and learning their names.  Watch this storytime on Youtube.

Tuesday, June 2dn at 10:30 a.m. reading of Three Billy Goats Gruff and Scapegoat-a story about a goat named Oat and a chewed coat. 

 

 

GOAT-A-THON!

We would like to thank each and every one of those who attended our Goat Baby shower Goat-A-Thon on May 18th 2019. With your help, we were able to exceed our goal of $5,000 and raise a total of $8,000 for our non-profits! We were thrilled to see all your happy faces and we are so thankful you helped us support Lancaster non-profits. This year due to the coronavirus we canceled the event. We hope to support local non-profits and throw our baby goats the biggest baby shower in 2021!