Harley Farms Goat Dairy is located at 205 North Street, Pescadero, CA, just off Highway 1. It's about a 25-minute drive south of Half Moon Bay. The location is easy to find and offers a scenic coastal drive.

Yes, there is parking available at the farm. It's generally ample, but can get busy during peak seasons or special events.

Yes, you can visit the farm and the shop without booking a specific tour. However, tours offer a more in-depth experience and interaction with the animals.

Driving is the most convenient way to reach Pescadero and Harley Farms. Public transportation options are limited in this rural area.

While the farm has some accessible paths, it's a working farm with uneven terrain. It's best to contact them directly for specific accessibility information.

There is no charge to visit the farm and the shop. However, guided tours and special experiences, like baby goat cuddles, have associated fees. It's recommended to check their website for current pricing and book in advance.

Yes, it is highly recommended to book tour tickets in advance, especially for popular times like spring baby goat season or weekends, as they often sell out.

Harley Farms is typically open daily from 11:00 AM. However, hours can vary seasonally and for special events. It's best to check their official website for the most up-to-date information.

Yes, Harley Farms offers various tours, including guided farm tours and special experiences like baby goat cuddles. These tours provide insights into the farm's operations and animal life.

While some walk-in access to the farm and shop is possible, it's strongly advised to book tour tickets in advance to guarantee your spot, as they can sell out.

You can see a variety of animals, including over 200 Alpine goats, cows, pigs, farm cats, and even llamas like 'Gentleman Jim'! The highlight for many is interacting with the baby goats.

Yes, you can pet many of the animals, especially the baby goats during designated times and tours. The animals are generally very friendly.

The peak season for baby goats is typically spring, from April to June. During this time, you'll find a large 'kid count' and ample opportunities for interaction.

Absolutely! Kids love interacting with the baby goats, seeing other farm animals, and exploring the farm. The tours are also very engaging for younger visitors.

Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes as you'll be walking on a farm. Layers are recommended as coastal weather can change.

Harley Farms is famous for its award-winning goat cheeses, including varieties like Dill Goat Cheese and Fire Roasted Tomatoes. They also offer jams, pot de crème, and other farm-fresh products in their shop.

Harley Farms occasionally hosts farm-to-fork lunches and dinners in their rustic hayloft. These events are special and require advance booking.

While the focus is on goat dairy products, their shop may offer other items like jams and potentially other local goods. It's best to inquire directly about specific dietary options.

Their internationally acclaimed goat cheeses are a must-try. Many visitors also rave about their jams and the incredibly delicious pot de crème.

Yes, the farm shop offers a wide selection of their award-winning goat cheeses for purchase, perfect for taking a delicious souvenir home.

Absolutely! With adorable baby goats, charming farm animals, and picturesque countryside, Harley Farms is a fantastic spot for photography.

The baby goats are a prime subject! Also, capture the rustic farm buildings, other animals, and the scenic Pescadero landscape. +1

Yes, photography is generally encouraged during tours, allowing you to capture the memorable moments with the animals and the farm.

While generally allowed, it's always good practice to be mindful of other visitors and the animals. Avoid using flash directly in animals' eyes.

The golden hours (early morning or late afternoon) can offer beautiful lighting for farm photography. Midday can be bright but still offers great opportunities with the animals.