Left Foot Farm
Eatonville, Pierce CountyRaw goat milk, farm shop and eggs · Eatonville, Pierce County
4.8 · 123 Google reviewsWhat they sell
- Raw goat milk
- Farm eggs
- Goat milk soap
- Goat milk lotion
Eatonville, Pierce CountyRaw goat milk, farm shop and eggs · Eatonville, Pierce County
4.8 · 123 Google reviews4.8
From 123 Google reviews
What a fun day we had here. They let you wander at our own pace, but workers were readily availability and happy to answer questions. We are all ready planning out next trip there!
We’ve visited Left Foot Farm twice now, and each visit has been such a wonderful experience for our family. There is so much to see and enjoy: friendly goats and baby goats, ducks, chickens, a couple of sweet farm dogs, and two adorable farm cats that completely stole our hearts. One of the things we love most is that there is no admission fee, but we highly recommend supporting this amazing local farm by stopping by their little farm store. They offer farm fresh eggs, goat milk, lotions, jams, honey, and more. We purchased eggs and blackberry jam, and both were absolutely delicious. The owners are incredibly kind, welcoming, and happy to answer questions. You can tell how much love and care they put into their farm and animals. Our 3 year old had the best time and did not want to leave. Seeing how excited and happy he was made the visit even more special. We are so grateful to have found this gem and will definitely be back. Highly recommend visiting if you are looking for a fun, family friendly outing.
Just magical! We drove 90 minutes out of our way to visit with our kids and it was well worth it! Jeremy and Kim were so friendly and showed us around the farm like we were close friends! They let us bottle feed month old goats and our timing could not have been better since they also had three 1 day old goats we could admire from a distance. The one month old goats were also so playful and even let us hold them! New!
It's so nice to interact with the little goats.
The magical sleep we had at the Left Foot Goat Farm was unlike anything we'd experienced before. The pure organic fabrics (expensive, my goodness) welcomed us immediately when we stepped into our stay spot. The soft healing environment wrapped us up into a cozy cocoon of rest and restoration. Just just forgot to bring our own coffee and cream for the following morning's pleasure! Ha! What an awesome staying place.
What a charming, magical place! My visit was brief, but I was able to look around the farm, see the cozy cabins, meet some baby goats, and pick up some farm fresh eggs. It felt like they really have a nice balance between amenities for visitors, and keeping it as a working farm. Staying for a night or two, I'm guessing you'd really get a sense of farm operations (and goat personalities!).
Love this farm. We bought chicken eggs, goat milk and lotion here. Also played with baby goats. Amazing people.
This was one of the best experiences I've had in a while. Beautiful farm. Very well kept. All the people there were so nice. I asked several questions and they took the time with me to explain how it works. Amazing, amazing farm to buy eggs, cows milk, goats milk and much more.
We love goats, and found this place an hour away. We went to go play with the goats and it did not disappoint! There are many different entry gates, make sure your locking/closing the gates. The owners are around for questions however we did everything ourselves after a gentleman help guide us on how to open and close the gates. The animals are all well fed, well taken care of and LOVED. Was free to get it but donations accepted. Check them out on Airbnb for your own cabins to spend the night.
Left Foot Farm is a licensed Grade A raw goat dairy in Eatonville, Washington with fifty plus goats, a daily farm store, farm stays and raw goat milk sold across the Seattle area.
Left Foot Farm is a licensed Grade A goat dairy on five acres in Eatonville, Washington, five miles from the entrance to Mount Rainier National Park. The family has been at it for over fifteen years, milking a herd of fifty plus Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian and LaMancha goats chosen for higher butterfat and richer flavour. Peak production sits around 30 to 35 gallons a day, kept deliberately small so land, animals and milk quality stay right.
Raw goat milk is sold unpasteurised and unhomogenised at the farm store, open every day from 8am to 8pm, along with eggs from free range chickens and ducks, goat milk soap and lotion, and goods from neighbouring producers the family trusts. The milk also reaches co-ops and farmers markets across Washington. Visits are free with no reservation needed, three cabins host farm stays, and six to eight interns live and learn on the farm at any time.
Jeremy
Farmer
Leads the daily farming operation with Kim, from milking to herd management to mentoring interns.
Kim
Farmer
Leads the daily farming operation with Jeremy on the family run dairy at the base of Mount Rainier.
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