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Yome Sleepover at Haute Goat Farm in Northumberland - Port Hope

Yome Sleepover at Haute Goat Farm in Northumberland

Newtonvilleeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

overnight to multi-night

Fitness Level

Minimal physical exertion required beyond light walking and casual farm chores.

Overview

Spend a night in a cozy Yome at Haute Goat Farm, surrounded by animals and sprawling nature in Northumberland County. Enjoy barn chores, farm-style breakfasts, and starry skies just steps from your glamping lodge.

Newtonville, Ontario

Yome Sleepover Experience

Perfect for two, includes breakfast

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About This Adventure

Experience a unique glamping adventure in cozy Yomes nestled among trees, just steps from friendly farm animals. Enjoy a delicious farm-style breakfast, explore 200 acres of nature, and unwind by the fire pit under the stars. Participate in fun barn chores and savor the tranquility of Northumberland County.

Yome Sleepover Experience

Breakfast & accommodation included for 2 guests, additional charge for extra guests!

About

Glamping with a twist! Our comfortable all season Yomes are tucked under an umbrella of trees, and just a short walk to the Kune Kune Pigs, Alpacas & Baby Doll Sheep.

The perfect escape to leave your fast-paced life behind, unplug from your normal routine and immerse yourself in the beautiful Northumberland County. Beautiful farm style breakfast for two is always included!

Check in happens after 3PM- but we welcome you to come early and spend the day exploring the 200-acre farm. Walk the trails, book an animal experience, play a round of Disc golf, or grab a spot in The Screaming Goat café (Open Wednesday-Sunday) for a farm to table lunch. We do ask if you’re checking in past 4PM to let us know ahead of time!

The on-site Screaming Goat Café is open Wednesday-Sunday 10AM-4PM, but we’d love to suggest some excellent restaurants in town, or you’re welcome to bring your own dinner.

Washrooms, fridge, and microwave are located right outside the Yomes.

Each Yome includes a cozy Queen-sized bed, a futon, and plenty of space but we know you’ll want to spend majority of the time outside! Take a seat at the fire pit, grab a drink, and enjoy the peace and quiet of a country evening.

Stargaze, witness the sun setting over the horse paddock, and enjoy the peaceful sounds of nature before heading in for the night. Our Livestock Guardian Dogs keep the farm safe from coyotes howling off in the distance.

Before heading in for breakfast at 9:00AM, we invite you to meet us for our 8AM barn chores! Don’t worry just the fun ones! Help us feed the goats, learn a bit about their routines, and enjoy a true behind the scenes look at the goat barn. Please note chores just include our wonderful goats- they're well worth the early wake up call!

How to have the BEST experience:

· Please wear appropriate clothing for the weather, closed toe shoes are best!

· The Screaming Goat Café is licensed, with a delicious farm to table menu. Leave some time before or after to enjoy lunch, snacks, and all our café has to offer. Please note that the Café closes at 4PM, we’d love to suggest some dinner options in town, or feel free to bring your own!

· Children under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult.

· Come prepared with a fully charged phone, and a lot of photo space!

· Haute Goat farm has 200 acres to explore, and many animals that will come say hi through the fence. Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Alpacas, Kune Kune Pigs, Icelandic Horses, Chickens, Baby doll Sheep, and Tornjak Livestock Guardian Dogs.

Accommodation FAQ:

· Indoor washrooms, sinks, fridge & microwave are located just steps away from the Yomes.

· Screaming Goat Café is open Wednesday-Sunday 10AM-4PM - don’t worry breakfast is 7 days a week!

· Animal experiences run Wednesday-Sunday

· Yomes have electricity, WIFI is available in and around the Screaming Goat Café which is 100 yards away.

· All bedding, and small towels are included.

· Shower is located in the Screaming Goat Café, and is available after 8AM.

· Yomes can each sleep up to 4 guests- additional charge does apply.

· No dogs sorry! We have working dogs on the property.

· Downtown Port Hope is just a 15-minute drive away.

· We have an outdoor fire pit steps away, please call ahead if you’d like to use this so we can have wood available.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes

The farm trails and barn chores require practical footwear to navigate uneven terrain and protect your feet.

Check-in after 3PM

Arriving later than 4PM requires prior notice so your Yome is ready and the farm staff can coordinate your stay smoothly.

Bring insect repellent

Evenings by the fire pit can invite mosquitoes and bugs, especially during the warmer months.

Plan meals around café hours

The Screaming Goat Café closes at 4PM; plan dinner in town or bring your own provisions for late evenings.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Tornjak Livestock Guardian Dogs who protect the farm from local predators.
  • Frequent sightings of Kune Kune pigs rooting near the pasture edges.

History

Northumberland County has a long agricultural tradition, with farms like Haute Goat continuing heritage livestock stewardship combined with modern sustainable practices.

Conservation

Haute Goat Farm emphasizes regenerative farming and limits environmental impact through responsible animal care and habitat protection on its 200 acres.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Closed-toe hiking shoes

Essential

Protects feet during trail walks and when helping with barn chores.

Warm layers

Essential

Evenings and mornings can be cool; layering ensures comfort outdoors around the fire pit.

fall specific

Insect repellent

Essential

Keeps bugs at bay during evening activities and outdoor seating.

summer specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated while hiking around the 200-acre property and taking part in physical activities.