If you’re part of the yoga community, it’s likely you’ve heard of a trend that’s been taking the nation by storm for the past few years—goat yoga. For non-yogis, goat yoga sounds downright bizarre, but there really isn’t that much to it. It’s simply yoga done with goats around, and it makes for an adorable way to relax your body and mind. And don’t worry, goat yoga is for everybody. No matter how familiar you are with yoga as an activity, you’ll definitely have a blast when you take a class at the farm featured here.
Hiding out in Half Moon Bay is a destination that's been providing endless family-friendly fun since 1942. Lemos Farm is popular when it comes to their petting zoo, train rides, and pony rides, but did you know they also regularly host goat yoga?
In addition to the year-round fun they already offer with their different farm-style attractions, Lemos Farm also offers goat yoga classes right inside of their farm. This may seem like a strange destination to partake in a yoga class, but it's actually a ton of fun!
You don't even have to be a well-versed yogi to get the most out of this strangely fun experience. Goat yoga is truly for everyone. Lemos Farm offers 45-minute sessions of yoga that's designed for all levels, abilities, and ages.
At its core, goat yoga is just like regular yoga...except you'll be surrounded by about 15 to 20 small roaming goats. Whether they end up climbing on your back or cuddling up with you during a relaxation pose, you can't help but feel pure joy at the sight of these lovely animals!
Don't worry, the cuteness doesn't stop once the session ends. Each class is followed by 15 minutes at the farm's petting zoo, which includes a chance to feed and brush the goats. However, you simply won't be able to get enough of these furry and wholesome creatures.
Yoga sessions are currently held every Saturday and Sunday at 11:30 a.m. and they cost $35 per person. You can reserve your space in the session of your choice ahead of time here.
Inject some cuteness into your weekend and sign up for a goat yoga class at Lemos Farm. Not only is it a great way to move your body, but it will also leave you with a gigantic smile on your face.
