What should I wear to the session?

Wear comfortable, cotton clothing and have your hair tied back to accommodate the playful baby goats and yoga moves.

Are yoga mats provided?

No, please bring your own mat, towel, or blanket as mats are not supplied on site.

Is this experience suitable for children?

Yes, children aged 8 and older are welcome to participate with adult supervision.

Do I need any yoga experience?

No prior experience is necessary; the class is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all levels.

Can I just come for the bottle feeding?

The experience is a combined session with yoga followed by bottle feeding and snuggling; both parts are included in the 1.5-hour session.

How does my participation support the animals?

Proceeds help cover costs for rescued animals’ food, healthcare, and preserve the sanctuary farmland.

Stretch, Smile, and Snuggle: Baby Goat Yoga Experience at Graeme Park, PA | Attraction | Farm

Located at the historic Graeme Park in Ambler, Pennsylvania, the Baby Goat Yoga & Bottle Feeding experience delivers a rare blend of playful interaction, light exercise, and heartfelt animal care. This 1.5-hour session pairs a gentle, approachable yoga class with unforgettable moments feeding and snuggling rescued baby goats. The event occurs on protected farmland saved from development, providing a peaceful natural setting steeped in regional history. Participants begin with an hour of goat-accompanied yoga, where these curious and bounding babies weave through the class, adding levity and surprise to your stretches and poses. As you move through gentle flows, the goats practice their own newfound skills of balance and grace, making each session feel fresh and joyful.

The second half of the experience transforms into a hands-on feeding session where guests bottle-feed and closely bond with the animals. These rescued goats, part of a sanctuary operated by Evergreen Counseling & Wellness, rely on visitor support for their care, medical needs, and the preservation of their safe home. This sanctuary is a tangible conservation effort, rescuing both farmland and animals from urban encroachment.

In a region known for its mix of historic estates and suburban development, this experience offers a unique outdoor encounter that promotes wellness, animal welfare, and environmental preservation. Graeme Park itself adds character to the outing; as the only surviving colonial-era estate in the area, its grounds provide an inspiring backdrop for reconnecting with nature in a gentle, supportive way.

Ideal for visitors of all ages (minimum age 8), the session emphasizes comfort and safety—participants are encouraged to bring yoga mats or blankets and wear goat-friendly clothing like cotton to accommodate the animals' playful jumps. Arriving 15 minutes early allows for a calm check-in and orientation, ensuring an organized and welcoming setting.

This unusual adventure suits anyone seeking a low-impact physical activity that combines relaxation, animal engagement, and meaningful support to a local rescue effort. Baby Goat Yoga & Bottle Feeding is a standout among wellness and outdoor activities around Ambler, offering an authentic chance to smile, stretch, and make new furry friends on preserved farmland just outside Philadelphia.

About Horse and Goat Yoga

Horse and Goat Yoga is a Pennington, New Jersey–based experience company that offers baby goat yoga, bottle-feeding, and snuggle events at vineyards, breweries, restaurants, and farm locations throughout the area.

The program features multiple listed experiences including Hopewell Valley Vineyards Bottle Feeding & Snuggle Time; Bishop Estate Winery Baby Goat Yoga Bah-maste; Hopewell Valley Vineyards Baby Goat Yoga Bah-maste; Forest & Main Bottle Feeding & Snuggle Time; Baby Goat Yoga & Bottle Feeding at the Farm; Penns Woods Winery Bottle Feeding & Snuggle Time; Krick Wuder Baby Goat Yoga Bah-Maste; Baby Goat Yoga & Bottle Feeding with Evergreen Counseling & Wellness; and Puddler's Kitchen & Tap Baby Goat Yoga Bah-Maste. Sessions range from half-hour bottle-feeding and snuggle slots to 60-minute yoga classes with additional time for goat interaction. Many events include complimentary beverages for adults — wine, sangria, or beer — depending on the venue. Each trip description notes support for a rescue-based organization and emphasizes animal welfare and farmland preservation. Participants can expect guided, family-friendly interactions that blend gentle yoga, stress relief, and close contact with young goats through bottle feeding and cuddling. Horse and Goat Yoga partners with local venues to host Bah, Sip & Play events that combine outdoor or indoor settings with light refreshments where specified. The business presents hands-on, animal-centered experiences intended to bring joy while raising funds and awareness for rescued animals and farmland conservation. All promotional descriptions focus on memorable, heartwarming visits suitable for individual attendees, couples, and small groups, and families welcome.