Visit the Farm

Open Farm Days- November 24, 25 & 26 12pm-3pm

We are excited to host a long weekend of open farm days after Thanksgiving. We only only open the farm to the public twice a year, so you don’t want to miss out!

No admission, no reservations, just goat and outside time.

Join us to shop small and visit the goats. Our farm store will be stocked with cheese, soap, lotion, candles, ceramics, jam, and honey. Take a stroll down the lane to visit our goats. We’ll offer casual tours of our dairy processing facility. This event is free and open to the public. We kindly ask that you drive slowly and park smartly when you arrive.

For driving directions, use the address 71 Featherbed Rd, Stockton, NJ 08559. The zipcode is VERY important. Please note that the driveway to visit the goats is gravel. Strollers are welcome. Please no pets.

Baby Goat Events

Join us to snuggle with our baby goats or feed them a warm bottle of milk during their lunch time. Our events for spring 2023 have ended.

Farm Tours

Meet the goats and learn how we create our delicious cheese from the herd of milking goats. Tours last 45-60 minutes. Registration now open, click the cheese icon to register. Offered June-November

Hike with the Goats

Stroll through the forest with a small herd of goats along your side. The hiking trail is mostly flat with rocks and roots along the way. No strollers due to the terrain. Registration open NOW, click the tree icon to register. Offered August - November

Goat hikes end November 19. Book your spot before they fill up.
All registration must be completed online, in advance.

A few words about our events….

Just in case you haven’t visited us before, we are a small family-run goat dairy farm. We have a very small staff (2 part time employees, plus owners Matt and Maria). As with many small businesses and farms, Matt and Maria do nearly everything. This ranges from answering the phone and emails to midwifing complicated goat births to making the products we sell to organizing and hosting events to keeping up all of the licenses and registrations necessary to have an operational goat dairy in NJ. We ask for your grace as you book your visit. Our events are capped so we have a manageable number of visitors. The parking area is very, very small, and we can usually only fit 8 or 9 cars if everyone parks smartly. As such, we cannot make exceptions to add more people to an event.

Gorgeous Goat Creamery invites you to visit the farm during one of our events and make friends with the goats. We are a small-scale commercial goat dairy, offering the freshest goat dairy products in the area. We make all of our cheese and bottle our milk right on the farm. On the farm tour, you will learn how we milk goats to make delicious cheese in a family-friendly environment. As part of our tour, you’ll be able to get up close and personal with the goats. You can meet the goats or take them on a hike.

Because we are a working farm, we are not open to the public unless we have an event scheduled. Thank you for your understanding.