Do I need to book in advance?

Advanced bookings are recommended but not required; check the farm calendar to confirm which weekend dates are held.

Are baby goat snuggles included?

No—baby goat snuggle sessions are separate and require a different booking if you want that experience.

Is the Snuggle Field wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Snuggle Field is stroller- and wheelchair-accessible; check-in is at the Farm Shop.

Can I bring my dog or other pet?

No pets are allowed to protect the animals and reduce stress on the herd.

Closed-toed shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dirty are recommended; fields can be muddy.

How long can I stay during a visit?

Arrive anytime during open hours (10am–2pm) and enjoy up to a four-hour visit during those times.

Goat Cuddles and Farmyard Fun: Snouts & Snuggles Weekend Farm Visit in Martintown

At 4640 Will Bill Road just outside Martintown, Ontario, the Snouts & Snuggles Weekend Farm Visit brings the cheerful chaos of a small working farm into a friendly, family-ready afternoon. From 10am–2pm on select weekend days, visitors can arrive anytime and spend up to four hours wandering the Snuggle Field, feeding chickens from the gumball machine, and trading smiles with goats and pigs.

The scene is simple and sincere: soft pasture dotted with fencing and a big sign that marks the driveway; a herd of adult and adolescent goats—mini breeds and full-size LaManchas—who balance curiosity with manners; and three kune kune pigs, Evie, Chilli, and Pickles, who actively seek belly rubs. Chickens scratch and cluck nearby, and the farm shop doubles as check-in and a place to pick up handcrafted goat-milk soaps and lotions made on-site. Bring quarters for the treat machine; the animals are used to gentle interactions rather than chase-and-capture visits.

This experience is special because it trades spectacle for touch and learning. It’s wheelchair- and stroller-accessible across the Snuggle Field, so families with young children or visitors with limited mobility can participate easily. Practical rules—no outside animal food, no pets, no fence climbing, and adult supervision for kids under 16—keep the rhythms of the farm calm and safe. Note that baby goat snuggle sessions are separate and not included with weekend visits; book those in advance if you want that extra close-up.

Photographers and curious city-dwellers will appreciate the tactile intimacy: goat whiskers, pig snorts, and the farm store’s handmade labels make memorable frames. Footwear matters—closed-toed shoes recommended because fields get wet and goats may step on toes. Check-in is at the Farm Shop; the Giant Sign in the field marks the entrance.

Why visit Martintown for this? The area is agricultural at its core, and this program bridges recreational visitors with the region’s working-farm culture. It’s a low-pressure, high-joy outing for families, couples, and solo travelers who prefer hands-on nature over hiking or driving. The staff’s focus on animal welfare and accessible design sets the visit apart from petting zoos: animals have space to move, and interactions are paced for comfort.

If you’re planning a weekend near Martintown, consider a few hours of snouts, snuggles, and slow countryside rhythms—a straightforward, restorative step into rural life.

Advanced bookings are recommended but not required; check the calendar to confirm weekend dates before traveling. Bring cash for the gumball treat machine and small purchases in the farm shop—credit may not be accepted. Children should be supervised at all times; the field is stroller and wheelchair accessible but can be muddy, so pack a change of clothes for little ones. Closed-toed shoes, patience, sense of humor make the visit better.

About Caprassion Acres

Caprassion Acres is a family-friendly working farm located in Martintown, Ontario, offering hands-on animal experiences for visitors of all ages.

The farm opens its gates for public weekend visits, semi-private and private bookings, and seasonal events, presenting opportunities to meet cuddly mini goats, playful pigs, and curious chickens. Guests can feed treats, take photos, and enjoy close interaction during Snouts & Snuggles farm visits held in Martintown and select public visits in Pembroke, where visitors can watch pig Evie roll over and feed chickens from a gumball machine.

Specialized experiences include baby goat bottle feeding and weekend baby goat snuggle sessions, designed for close, supervised contact and learning about basic goat care. Caprassion Acres also runs themed seasonal programs—March Break snuggles, winter Snouts & Snuggles, and on-farm Easter egg hunts—each combining animal interaction with family-friendly activities. A farm store on site offers homemade goat-milk products and other handcrafted items for visitors to purchase.

Caprassion Acres focuses on safe, supervised encounters; staff guide interactions to ensure animal welfare and guest comfort. Booking options accommodate families, small groups, and private events, making the farm suitable for special occasions and casual visits alike. Featured on The Adventure Collective, Caprassion Acres emphasizes authentic rural experiences that connect guests to farm life, animal care, and locally made products. Visitors leave with photos, memories, and the option to take home farm-made goods.

Schedules vary seasonally and experiences run on weekends and select weekdays. Advance booking is recommended during peak seasonal events for space and safety measures.