Address: 205 North St, Pescadero, CA 94060, USA
Sunday: 11AM–4PM
Monday: 11AM–4PM
Tuesday: 11AM–4PM
Wednesday: 11AM–4PM
Thursday: 11AM–4PM
Friday: 11AM–4PM
Saturday: 11AM–4PM
Maria Deleon
Super cute babies (kids) this was our first trip to Pescadero , lots of flies but that's to be expected.The kids were super cute and playing, there were pregnant goats in another area. On the farm they also had cows and a Llama. I didn't go into the store but we had a great time, I just wish they had feeders like at the zoo where it looks like a gum ball machine. There is a lot of parking and they have restrooms in the parking lot.
Kathy Condon
What a delightful place for a family to visit. About 10 miles into the country one will find this goat farm. Be sure to get directions or Google Maps for it is sort of hidden. It brought smiles to our face as we saw the pen with baby goats enjoying the sun's rays. The barn was equipped to milk the goats. It was closed but we peeked in to see the room where goat cheese is made. Word is the gift shop is delightful. Moral: call to make sure they are open.
Gladys Drummond
Is a great place to visit with kids. You can see baby goats with put tour. The tours are on the expensive but worth it. The store has great things the prices are high but is good for the experience. The staff is amazing and everything you buy in the store is great
Jn p
They had so many items in the little shop, from jellies, syrups, cheeses to lotions, tonics and soaps. I'll be back for the tour to interact with the goats more. Really enjoyed myself
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I do NOT work for Harley Farms. This platform is for answering questions about a place, and the sights. And adding photos to get an idea of a particular place.
I'd suggest giving them a call or perhaps emailing them; these maps questions are not generally sent to the business owner.
Hi Judy, you're probably going to get a better answer calling them since this is a public forum. From their posted hours it looks like they're closed on Tuesdays.
I'm really not sure what the goat tour includes. I suggest you contact them for specific information.
Their tours are mostly about how they make cheese. They involve very little walking, but some testing. This farm has small shop where you can purchase fresh cheese and other nice stuff. Then you walk into a small yard, and the goats are to the left and in front of you, and the flower garden to the right. In February they start having baby goats, and they will have at least 200. I think last babies arrived as late as in June. They keep small babies in separate pen, and you can take a close look at them. Older babies also separated a little further. Sometimes in separate building, and you can walk there too. Sometimes you can witness a baby goat birth. One day we saw 2:))) There also a pond with chairs, and a winery is renting their barn. So you can pair wine with goat cheese:))
They didn't sell goat milk when I was there last weekend, but they sell goat milk products, like lotions, soap, etc...
You can buy in bulk but would been to order in advance
I was unaware that guided tours are available. We have always just dropped by and showed ourselves around viewing the animals and checking out the store. Hopefully someone else has experiance with the tours and can provide more useful info.
I don't work there, I'm just a Google Guide. Check their website.
Duartes is a good place to try vevidas and enjoy fantastic meals
I think you can if you call. Check their website or fb page.
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