Please contact us to arrange a date and time for a two-hour private farm visit ( up to 15 people) is a peaceful, hands-on country experience designed just for you and your group.
You’ll step into country life to meet gentle Highland cows, cuddle fluffy baby calves, snuggle sweet baby goats and sheep, visit friendly donkeys, and enjoy the simple joy of being surrounded by animals that love attention. You can hand-feed the Highland cows in the evening, brush the calves, take photos, and move at your own relaxed pace without crowds or rush.
This unhurried visit gives you time to truly connect — to sit in the grass with a goat in your lap, laugh while a calf nuzzles your shoulder, and soak in the quiet sounds of the farm. It’s perfect for families, couples, friend groups, or anyone who needs a break from the noise of everyday life.
Come slow down, breathe deep, and experience the calm, cozy magic of the farm for two unforgettable hours. In the case of bad weather the event will be rescheduled as soon as possible.
Please contact us to arrange a date and time for a two-hour private farm visit ( up to 15 people) is a peaceful, hands-on country experience designed just for you and your group.
You’ll step into country life to meet gentle Highland cows, cuddle fluffy baby calves, snuggle sweet baby goats and sheep, visit friendly donkeys, and enjoy the simple joy of being surrounded by animals that love attention. You can hand-feed the Highland cows in the evening, brush the calves, take photos, and move at your own relaxed pace without crowds or rush.
This unhurried visit gives you time to truly connect — to sit in the grass with a goat in your lap, laugh while a calf nuzzles your shoulder, and soak in the quiet sounds of the farm. It’s perfect for families, couples, friend groups, or anyone who needs a break from the noise of everyday life.
Come slow down, breathe deep, and experience the calm, cozy magic of the farm for two unforgettable hours. In the case of bad weather the event will be rescheduled as soon as possible.
