Sage & Willow Farm, home of Kitsap Goat Yoga

Tucked away in Poulsbo, Washington, Sage & Willow Farm operates as Kitsap Goat Yoga, offering yoga classes and baby goat playtime sessions on a small homestead where a dozen or more goats roam freely. The farm is home to a full menagerie beyond the goats, including resident farm dogs that wander the property during sessions. Animals have ample space to roam and play, and the facility maintains a notably clean environment throughout.

Owner Roni leads sessions and shares extensive knowledge of goat husbandry, milk science, and soap making

Roni treats her goats like family and brings that warmth to every interaction. During baby goat playtime, she offers mini-tours of the farm and shares stories about goat habitats, diet, and the science behind goat milk and soap making. Her homestead management expertise comes through naturally in conversation, making sessions educational as well as playful.

Baby goats climb on participants unprovoked, chew shoelaces, and each displays distinct personality traits

The young goats at Sage & Willow Farm are hands-on by nature. Most frolic and seek out petting, while others will chew on shoelaces and hair or climb onto participants without any encouragement. Each goat has its own personality, and returning visitors can track individual animals as they grow month to month. The yoga classes themselves strike a middle ground in difficulty—not too hard, not too easy—while goats run around the barn space.

Advance reservations are essential as the farm operates off the digital radar with limited visibility

Sage & Willow Farm requires scheduled appointments for all activities, including goat yoga and baby goat playtime. The venue has minimal digital presence compared to larger operations, making pre-booking critical. The intimate scale means sessions feel personal, but it also means spots fill based on word-of-mouth rather than high-volume online traffic. The farm runs activities suitable for groups, including scout troops and tween gatherings, with the baby goat playtime drawing particularly high engagement from younger visitors.