436 miles · Washington Township, Morris CountySheep dairy farm shop with cave aged cheese · Washington Township, Morris County
4.8 · 139 Google reviews436 miles
4.8
From 139 Google reviews
Great place; nice tasty goat & sheep cheeses & other products.
Great cheese selection.
The best raw cheese around.
Amazing, quality products and service!!
Valley Shepherd Creamery is a working sheep dairy in Long Valley, New Jersey making over fifty artisan dairy products, including many raw milk cheeses, sheep milk yogurt and cultured butter.
Valley Shepherd Creamery is a working sheep dairy on 120 rolling acres at Long Valley in Morris County, New Jersey, within an hour of New York City. Old world European dairy farming meets modern cheesemaking kit here, and the creamery milks its own animals to make over fifty artisan dairy products, aging its cheeses in a cave on the farm.
Visitors can tour the farm and watch a real working dairy in action, then shop the cheeses, yogurts and butters at the farm store, open Thursday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday from 11am to 5pm. There is an online shop for orders further afield.
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Incredible quality products with nothing but the best ingredients.
Great place, came here twice so far drove 50 miles one way to get here. Both times great experience. They offer a great tractor tour and I also saw how sheep are kept with their little ones. They also have a lot of great products that they offer.
Great creamery and cheese shop! The store has lots of delicious cheeses, yogurts, butters, pickles, etc. They also have a couple goats and a horse there that you can feed carrots.
Cheese! If you love cheese you will love this place. If you don’t love cheese you will love this place. The staff is amazing and so knowledgeable about the products, they offer free samples of the cheese too. They don’t just have cheese, there is also sheep yogurt, ravioli, jams and crackers. They also do tours- make sure you sign up in advance because they do sell out. All good, nothing bad.
Went to pet the baby lambs and goats. There is a short video about the farm and cheesemaking. My granddaughter had a good time. The children were taught how to pick up the animals properly and they were feeding them. Short tour of the cheese making area from an observation window.
First time there. The store is small and quaint. They have a great variety of cheeses and other items made at the creamery or locally made for them. The girls behind the cheese counter were very knowledgeable and friendly. I had never tasted sheep cheese and ended up buying 3 different kinds. GPS will get you there easily. It's a beautiful ride, especially when the fall leaves are turning.

