
Southern Indiana Farm Offering Goat Yoga and Baby Goat Experiences
Unless you are balanced challenged like I am, the idea of taking a yoga class with goats (Real ones, not G.O.A.T yogis) sounds like fun. I can totally picture myself mid-sun salutation tipping over into a goat. Blue Heron Farms in Chandler, IN offers Goat Yoga, freshly made goat products, and baby goat experiences.
What to Expect at a Goat Yoga Class
Even if you are an experienced yogi, attempting to do your traditional poses with goats is going to be a bit different. If you have outdoor or certain animal allergies, keep that in mind before you sign up.

Classes Fill Up Fast
It’s looking like a beautiful morning on the farm. Perfect weather to stretch, laugh, and have a goat or two completely interrupt your yoga pose.
Ages 9–Adult
$30/person
Blue Heron Farm • Chandler, IN
Pre-register to be sure you get a spot!
Goat milk
Farm-fresh eggs
Goat milk skincare


Baby Goat Experiences
Maybe you just want to cuddle with little baby goats, and not attempt to work out with them. Blue Heron Farm also offers you the opportunity to get up close to their baby goats. You can take photos, and you can even feed the cuties a bottle. The 30-minute experience is $25 for 2 people. Children 2 and under are free. See the link below to book your date and time, and for more information.
- Baby Goat Experiences are rain or shine. If it's raining or muddy, we will be in the barn.
- Please wear clothes that can get dirty and closed-toe shoes. The baby goats will be climbing all over you and their little hooves can hurt if they step on bare toes.
- If you have long hair, you will want to pull it up into a bun. Baby goats will nibble on hair. While it doesn't normally damage hair it is obnoxious.
- No food, dogs, or other pets are allowed.
- Baby Goat Experiences are not refundable but may be rescheduled with a 24-hour notice.
Blue Heron Farm

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