Noble Springs Dairy is a family owned Grade A goat dairy a few miles from downtown Franklin, Tennessee, licensed in 2009.
3144 Blazer Rd, Franklin, TN 37064, USA
Saturday, 10am to 1pm
4.8
From 106 reviews
Getting a chance to play with baby goats was amazing. They also went above and beyond with thier customer service for my daughter. Thanks for a great experience and talking me me out of ever trying to own pigs or a farm 🤣
I had a great experience! "I recently purchased 4 baby goats from this farm and was impressed by the exceptional service. The owners were professional, communicative, and clearly passionate about their animals. They took great care to ensure I was well-informed and satisfied with my purchase. If you're looking for healthy, well-cared-for goats, I'd highly recommend them!" Thank you..
Such an amazing place in Franklin. I found out about it on Instagram. They have cows, chickens, pigs, and of course goats. The baby goat cuddling experience is really worth it. At 11, we took a tour of the entire farm. It was such a neat experience, and I highly recommend going on a Saturday.
Great farm experience! Thanks for the tour!
Joy! There is no other word to describe our experience at Noble Springs Dairy. There you get to see cows, chickens, and sometimes pigs. But the main reason to go: baby goats. LOTS of baby goats. You get to hold them, pet them, and in the case of my wife, have one fall asleep in your arms. Of course, they have adult goats that want the same attention. I was in heaven. Then you can take the tour and see how the dairy works, including the farm. And for only $12 bucks each. They’re not open for long (it IS a working dairy), but well worth it. We WILL go back.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
We've been a few times for the tour. The family is extremely friendly, welcoming, and educational. They are great people and their cheese, fudge, etc. is delicious! We love going here with the kids. They are an amazing family and would highly recommend.
I own a cheese shop in Knoxville and visited recently to meet the owners and learn about the goats and creamery operation. Dustin was amazing and introduced us to their four different breeds of goats, including dozens of babies which were so cute and playful. He also explained the cheese-making process, and I was struck by how much work it takes to produce a quality goat cheese product like they are making. It gave me a whole new appreciation for family-run farms and creameries. I would definitely recommend a visit and tour of the farm to get an up-close look at where our food comes from and to support a small business. Absolutely worth a trip!
