Morgan
My name is Morgan and I am the herd leader, but I am pretty laid back and let some of the others act bossy sometimes. I am trustworthy and noble and I like a spirited ride too!
Cocoa
Hello! My name is Cocoa and I am the only mare (female horse) on the farm. I have to keep the 3 boys in line. I am sassy and pretty, but deep down very loving.
Property
We have several acres of peaceful fields and woods, great for wildlife spotting, picnics, and strolls with our farm animals. One of our favorite activities is taking our goats on hikes around the property. They follow us around and make us laugh with their silliness. In the cooler months, we often hang around the firepit with the animals, sipping something warm and feeling our stress melt away. Come explore our barn, too. We love rainy day barn hangouts, surrounded by the horses! Many of our visitors enjoy learning how to do a variety of barn chores as well – a good combination of physical activity and mental relaxation.
Garden
During the warmer months, our ever-expanding garden is filled with a variety of goodies. Children love wandering through the vegetable and herb plants noticing the colors, shapes, and smells. Pick your favorite ripe veggies and take home an organically grown farm-fresh basket – a great way to kick off a health journey, or continue the one you’re on. Or, come have fun digging in the dirt and plant something that you can watch grow!
Horses
We offer a wide range of activities with our four beloved horses. Our farm teaches a mutual respect and communication between horse and human, which is often a deeply impactful experience for our visitors. Come groom them, hug them, see their different personalities, and learn their basic care, or receive confidence-building natural horsemanship lessons in the riding ring. These sessions reinforce and strengthen the quiet but powerful bond between horse and human on the ground – the precursor to a successful riding experience, and a powerful lesson in communication, calmness, and strength.
Want to ride? We offer that too! Riding is known to be one of the most valuable activities for people living with special needs or otherwise needing help to improve their social, emotional, physical, and cognitive wellbeing.
Morgan
My name is Morgan and I am the herd leader, but I am pretty laid back and let some of the others act bossy sometimes. I am trustworthy and noble and I like a spirited ride too!
Cocoa
Hello! My name is Cocoa and I am the only mare (female horse) on the farm. I have to keep the 3 boys in line. I am sassy and pretty, but deep down very loving.
Ruger
Hello, I am a spotted saddle horse born in Tennessee. I am a kind soul, but can be a little naughty sometimes. I like to ride to creek and play in water.
Neville
Hi, I am Neville! I am the oldest in the herd with my 18 years (as of 08/2022). I am a sweet soul and like to take it a little bit slower than the others sometimes.
Big Goats
We are the Nigerian Dwarf Bigger Goats. I am bigger because I am older than those guys on my left and your right, but we are just as sweet.
Baby Goats
Our goats are guaranteed to bring fun and laughter. Come bottle feed our babies, explore the “goat playground,” or take them for a hike around the property. You can even strike a yoga pose and one of our smaller goats may jump right on your back! We use our goats for confidence building due to their small size and gentle nature. They love being cared for and show their appreciation outwardly, bringing joy to everyone involved.
Hens
Our free-range chickens are friendly and very smart! Smaller children often love feeding them, following them around, and collecting their eggs to take home.
Queen Bee
OK, so I was rescued by these people and I just love it here. I am so busy with all the animals including local wildlife. I am sweet and independent. I take care of myself, but enjoy humans for sure. I am a barn cat and I try to keep mice away, but I am busy roaming the farm often looking for fun.
