South Carolina is full of adventures of many types! From road trip adventures to hiking adventures to foodie adventures and more, your next adventure is just around the corner. For all the animal lovers, we’ve got a very special adventure for you. Did you know that you can play with goats in South Carolina? You’re going to love this one…

This wonderful adventure is offered by Lane Tiny Farm in Ridgeville, a small town located just outside of Charleston.

Paige and Tommy Lane raise Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf goats on their three-acre farmstead. These goats are amongst the friendliest goats around, making them perfect pets ... and party animals. Come see for yourself at a goat social!

They love to cuddle ...

... and socialize.

You'll get to feed them during the social, which lasts for one hour and is a ticketed event.

Goat socials are perfect as a unique way to celebrate special occasions. This was a bachelorette party!

Some of the goat socials are held at sunset time and make a unique date night experience.

A charcuterie board is included as well as water and ice to drink. You are also permitted to BYOB (alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks) if you would like.

In addition to the socials, Lane Tiny Farm also offers goat grams where they will bring goats to you!

People of all ages enjoy playing with the goats ...

... and the goats have never met a stranger. They love everyone they meet!

You can stay overnight on the farm if you'd like. There's a private room full of antique charm in the farmhouse, which includes a full-size tempur-pedic bed, a cozy quilt, beautiful lace curtains, an antique writing desk with a guest book, a vintage wooden bench, a 32-inch television with streaming capabilities, plush microfiber bathrobes, and a coffee maker for blissful mornings with the farm animals!

Visit the Lane Tiny Farm website or the Lane Tiny Farm Facebook page for more details, updates, and to book your goat social or goat gram! The socials do fill up quickly, so be sure to allow for plenty of time when planning this adventure.

Have you ever visited a farm or played with goats in South Carolina before? What was it like? Share all about your experience with us in the comments section below.