Cold Days, Warm Hearts: Winter Snouts & Snuggles at Caprassion Acres

MARTINTOWN FARM FIELD GUIDE

Cold Days, Warm Hearts: Winter Snouts & Snuggles at Caprassion Acres

A 1-hour hands-on winter farm visit in Martintown to meet goats, kune kune pigs, and chickens, with a farm shop offering handcrafted goat-milk products.

Cold Days, Warm Hearts: Winter Snouts & Snuggles at Caprassion Acres.

Duration
Enjoy a 1hr hands on experience with the animals
Location
Martintown
Operator
Caprassion Acres
Category
Farm
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

On a winter afternoon in Martintown, Caprassion Acres opens its gates for a compact, tactile farm visit—hand-feeding and cuddling mini goats and LaManchas, trading belly rubs with kune kune pigs, and watching lively chickens as they scurry about. The experience culminates with a stop at the farm shop to browse handcrafted goods made from the farm’s goat milk.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ANIMALS

From mini goats to full-size LaManchas

Meet a variety of goats—playful mini goats alongside full-size LaManchas—during a hands-on hour of petting and photo opportunities.

THE CHARACTERS

Sassy kune kune pigs who love belly rubs

Get up close with the farm’s kune kune pigs—Evie, Chilli, and Pickles—known for their affinity for belly rubs and bold personalities.

THE SHOP

Handcrafted treats from farm-fresh milk

Don’t miss the farm shop where you can browse handcrafted products made on-site from the farm’s goat milk.

What the day feels like

What the hour feels like

The visit is a concentrated, tactile experience: a one-hour session of intimate animal encounters—petting, posing for photos, and sharing quiet moments with goats, pigs, and chickens—bookended by check-in at the farm shop.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this visit suits—and who might want to reconsider.

1
Animal LoversPerfect for visitors who want close, tactile interactions with goats, pigs, and chickens during a one-hour session.
2
FamiliesWell suited to families seeking a short, engaging farm experience where children can meet and photograph friendly animals.
3
PhotographersA compact outing with photogenic subjects—mini goats, LaManchas, kune kune pigs, and active chickens—ideal for close-up animal portraits.
4
Shoppers for Artisan GoodsGood for visitors interested in farm-made products; the visit includes access to a farm shop selling handcrafted items made from the goats’ milk.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

The experience is a one-hour hands-on visit during winter; dress warmly and for outdoor conditions.

What to Bring

Bring a camera for photos and warm clothing; the operator recommends bundling up for winter animal time.

Meeting Point & Check-in

Meet at 4640 Will Bill Road. Look for the giant sign in the field; entrance is the next driveway and check-in is at the farm shop.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the visit?

The hands-on experience with the animals lasts one hour.

Where do I check in?

Check in at the farm shop at 4640 Will Bill Road; you will see a giant sign in the field and the entrance is the next driveway.

What animals will I see?

You’ll meet friendly goats—including mini goats and full-size LaManchas—kune kune pigs (Evie, Chilli, and Pickles), and lively chickens.

Can I take photos?

Yes—bring your camera to capture moments with the animals.

Is there a farm shop?

Yes. The farm shop offers handcrafted products made on-site using the farm’s goat milk.

Will the pigs let me pet them?

The farm’s kune kune pigs—Evie, Chilli, and Pickles—are noted for enjoying belly rubs during the visit.