What is the minimum age?

This listing notes Ages 10+; younger children may be allowed at the operator’s discretion—check the booking page for specifics.

Can I adopt a rabbit I meet?

Yes—staff and volunteers can share adoption and foster information and start the application process if a match is available.

Is photography allowed?

Photography is welcome but flash is not permitted; handlers will suggest safe angles and timing for photos.

What if I have pet allergies?

Allergy reactions vary; if you have severe allergies, consult your doctor before booking—sessions are indoors with multiple animals.

How do I get there and where do I park?

Use the exact address 100 W Higgins Rd F-70, South Barrington, IL 60010, USA for navigation; parking availability varies by complex—allow extra time to find a spot.

What COVID or sanitation measures are in place?

Handlers provide hand-sanitizing stations and request guests sanitize before and after handling; policies may be updated on the booking page.

An Hour with Rescue Rabbits: Bunny Hangout in South Barrington | Wellness | Workshop

Bunny Hangout | South Barrington offers a hands-on hour of low-key animal therapy in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. Located at 100 W Higgins Rd F-70, South Barrington, IL 60010, USA, the session invites visitors to sit on soft mats inside a calm studio and spend intentional time with rescue rabbits. The format is simple: a short orientation and sanitation rinse, introductions to each rabbit, guided handling and lap time, and a little story about where each animal came from and how adoption or foster care changed its life.

The space is arranged for comfort and safety rather than spectacle. Low benches, floor cushions, soft fleece blankets, and modular pens create a contained, quiet environment that keeps rabbits relaxed and visitors focused. Handlers supervise every interaction and demonstrate gentle holds, posture and ways to read ear and body language. Key features include one-on-one touch time, photo-friendly moments, and a brief education segment about rabbit behavior and care. The animals themselves are the highlight—rescue rabbits of assorted backgrounds and personalities whose fur textures and temperaments reward patient attention.

Part of the appeal is that this isn’t a petting zoo; it’s an adoption-minded program that funnels attention and proceeds back into local animal rescue efforts. For families, couples, and solo travelers looking for an unplugged hour, the session is soothing and practical: it’s listed as a special event (1 hour • Ages 10+) and is designed to be hands-on but structured so shy or nervous guests can observe first. Because the experience happens indoors, weather won’t cancel your plans, but spaces are intentionally limited to keep stress low for the rabbits.

Practical tips: arrive clean-handed, leave scented lotions at home, and wear sleeves you’re comfortable rolling up. Photography is welcome—flashless close-ups and eye-level portraits of paws and whiskers make the best images. Book in advance through the experience referral link; the address provided is exact for navigation and pickup. If you’re traveling from downtown Chicago, the drive takes roughly 40–60 minutes depending on traffic; combine the visit with nearby walking paths or a café stop in Barrington.

This outing stands out because it’s small-scale, mission-driven, and designed around animal welfare rather than entertainment. If you want a short, restorative break from sightseeing or a gentle way to introduce kids to animal stewardship, Bunny Hangout | South Barrington delivers a memorable hour that benefits local rescue work while leaving you smiling. Sessions are suitable for beginners and experienced animal lovers alike; staff will adapt each interaction to the rabbit’s comfort, and volunteers are available to answer adoption questions, supply care sheets, and point you toward local foster networks and veterinary resources so your newfound knowledge can translate into long-term support for rescued animals.

About Goat Yoga Chicago

Goat Yoga Chicago is a specialty experience company based in Elgin, Illinois, offering farm-based and arboretum sessions that combine yoga, animal interaction, and outdoor relaxation. The business operates events at Reverse the Kerrs Farm in Elgin and at the Arboretum of South Barrington, presenting a range of public sessions and private parties tailored to families, groups, and special occasions.

Offerings include Goat Yoga sessions with 30 minutes of guided yoga followed by goat interaction and photo opportunities, Puppy Yoga classes where certified instructors lead 60-minute sessions while rescue puppies socialize, and The Ultimate Farm Experience — a 1.5-hour adventure combining goat yoga, a goat hangout, and a guided nature hike. Seasonal and themed events such as a Mother's Day Farm Retreat and Fall on the Farm provide charcuterie boxes, guided nature meditation, mini goat hikes, and restorative yoga in outdoor settings.

Private party options are available for groups seeking exclusive experiences, including dedicated Goat Yoga and Puppy Yoga private events at South Barrington and private Ultimate Farm Experiences at Reverse the Kerrs Farm. Public sessions emphasize accessibility for all skill levels and encourage relaxation, play, and memorable photo opportunities with friendly animals.

Goat Yoga Chicago partners with local rescues during Puppy Yoga events; a portion of proceeds supports shelter organizations. Certified instructors lead the sessions and outdoor locations are chosen for open-air, family-friendly settings. The business focuses on safe, supervised interactions, short session lengths appropriate for all ages, and creating lighthearted, nature-based experiences in the Elgin and South Barrington areas.