When are farm visits available?

Visits are held Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; visitors may stay anywhere within the four-hour window.

Meet at Farmhouse Primitives, 38697 Hwy 41, Pembroke, ON K8A 6W4—this is the designated meeting point for the visit.

Can I feed the animals?

Yes—chicken treats are available from a converted gumball machine (bring quarters); avoid feeding other animals unless staff give permission.

Is this activity child-friendly?

Absolutely—children enjoy tactile interaction with the goats and pig, but adult supervision is required at all times.

Are there farm products for sale?

Yes—the on-site farm store stocks homemade goods made from goat milk and other farm-produced items.

Dress for outdoor conditions: waterproof footwear and layered clothing are recommended because fields can be wet or changeable.

Snouts & Snuggles Farm Visit: Meet Goats, Pig Evie & Shop Local in Pembroke

Snouts & Snuggles Public Farm Visit at Caprassion Acres in Pembroke, Ontario offers a hands-on barnyard stop that’s as unpretentious as it is unforgettable. Located at Farmhouse Primitives, 38697 Hwy 41, Pembroke, ON K8A 6W4, the weekend visits drop you into pasture, pens, and a compact farm store where the animals are the attraction. The yard is dominated by adult dairy goats that will nuzzle and nibble, a kunekune pig named Evie who obligingly rolls over for belly rubs, and a flock of chickens fed from a converted gumball machine. The immediate landscape is open pasture edged with mixed hardwoods common to eastern Ontario; expect hoofprints and worn paths rather than manicured lawns. The farm’s key features are the goat enclosures, the pig area, the chicken run, and a small retail nook stocked with products made on-site from goat milk and other farm goods. Visits run Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; you can stay as long as you like during the four-hour window, making this an easy half-day diversion on a Renfrew County outing. Kids gravitate to the tactile interactions—bring quarters for the chicken treats—and photographers find expressive subjects in the late-morning light. Practical details matter: fields can be wet or muddy, animals nibble, and phones should be secure for photos. Caprassion Acres distinguishes itself by being a working small farm where purchases directly support production: soaps, cheeses, and spreads are made with milk from the animals you meet. The personable approach—Evie’s belly-rub routine and goats that prefer human company—makes the visit feel authentic rather than stage-managed. For curious visitors, kunekune pigs are a small, docile breed from New Zealand that have become favorite hobby-farm animals for their friendly temperaments. This experience is perfect for families, budding farm photographers, and anyone who wants a low-effort connection to rural life without a long hike. Check the meeting point at Farmhouse Primitives, 38697 Hwy 41, Pembroke, and plan for weather changes: layered clothing and good footwear will keep the visit comfortable. Linger, shop the farm store, and take home something made from the very animals you met—simple, direct support for a local producer.

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.