Posted in South Carolina March 13, 2020 by

You Can Bottle Feed A Baby Goat At The Goatery, An Adorable Goat Farm On An Island In South Carolina

If indoor activities just aren’t in your wheelhouse with this beautiful weather lately, then why not take a little drive to the coast to meet some adorable baby goats on a charming goat farm on Johns Island?

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Located approximately 25 minutes outside of Charleston, The Goatery is home to a trip of goats (also called a tribe) that will win your heart in seconds.
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The larger picture here is The Goatery is a sanctuary for goats within a dairy farm that specializes in artisan goat cheeses and milk, among other products that are sold locally in stores.
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Delving even further into the mystique of a goat dairy farm — where there are billy goats and nanny goats... there will obviously be plenty of baby goats.
Take the 60-minute tour of the farm and you'll get to enter the green pasture to meet the billies and nannies and then...
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As part of the tour, you'll get to bottle-feed a baby goat, also known as a kid, for those not up on farm or goat lingo.
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What could be more fun and provide memories you (and your own own kids) will cherish for years to come?
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The tour costs $20 per person and lasts approximately one hour. The terrain on a farm can be rough so you'll want to dress accordingly (including sensible footwear). And it's best to wear clothes you won't mind getting dirty.
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Learn more about this cool animal adventure and book your tour here. Tours are conducted by volunteers of the Low Country Farm Conservation. All proceeds are donated to raising the kids and taking care of the billies and the nannies at the farm.

To learn more about The Goatery, you can visit the official website here and give them a follow on Facebook right over here.

Address: Johns Island, South Carolina 29455, USA