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Yome Sleepover at Haute Goat Farm: Quiet glamping beneath the trees, a chorus of roosters and a firepit under the stars
An overnight stay in two-person, all‑season Yomes at Haute Goat Farm in Newtonville that includes farm‑style breakfast, access to 200 acres of trails, and optional hands‑on morning chores.
Yome Sleepover at Haute Goat Farm: Quiet glamping beneath the trees, a chorus of roosters and a firepit under the stars.
Tucked beneath a canopy of trees at Haute Goat Farm, the Yome Sleepover Experience pairs small‑scale glamping with the steady rhythms of farm life: cozy, all‑season yurts a short walk from alpacas, pigs, goats and horses, access to 200 acres of trails, an evening fire pit, and a farm‑style breakfast the next morning.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two hundred acres of animals and trails
Haute Goat Farm opens onto 200 acres of pasture and woodlot where Nigerian Dwarf goats, alpacas, Kune Kune pigs, Icelandic horses, baby doll sheep and Tornjak livestock guardian dogs live. Trails invite quiet walks and animal sightings from outside the fences.
Cozy, self‑contained glamping with nearby facilities
Each Yome offers a queen bed, bedding, a futon and indoor seating; running washrooms, fridge, microwave, kettle and additional sinks are located steps away in the Blue Shelter. One Yome has optional AC for an extra nightly fee.
Dusk by the fire and a morning of barn chores
Evenings are spent at an outdoor fire pit steps from the Yomes; mornings begin at 8AM in the barn for optional goat chores—feeding and learning daily routines that connect guests to farm life.
What the day feels like
What the overnight feels like
Arrive to a small cluster of all‑season Yomes set beneath trees, spend daylight hours wandering the farm’s trails and watching horses in their paddocks, quiet down at the fire pit as coyotes call in the distance and guardian dogs patrol, then rise for an 8AM barn shift focused on the goats before a farm‑style breakfast.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress for the weather and wear closed‑toe shoes for farm walks; bring a fully charged phone and ample photo storage space. Guests may want warm layers for evenings at the fire pit.
Yomes have electricity; indoor washrooms, sinks, a fridge and microwave are steps away in the Blue Shelter. Wi‑Fi is available in and around the Screaming Goat Café; the café’s shower is available after 8AM.
A farm‑style breakfast is included; for certain booking days a special vegetarian or meat Breakfast Bento box is offered. The Screaming Goat Café is closed Mondays and Tuesdays—plan dinner accordingly.
An outdoor fire pit is available steps from the Yomes; call ahead if you want wood provided. One Yome has optional AC for an additional nightly fee that can be paid onsite.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Is breakfast included?
Yes. Breakfast is included; bookings that span Sunday–Monday or Monday–Tuesday receive a special vegetarian or meat Breakfast Bento box.
How many guests are included in the base rate?
The accommodation includes two guests in the base rate; Yomes can sleep up to four guests but additional fees apply for extra guests.
Are there bathrooms and showers?
Indoor washrooms, sinks, a fridge and microwave are located steps away from the Yomes; a shower is located in the Screaming Goat Café and is available after 8AM.
Is Wi‑Fi and electricity available?
Yomes have electricity; Wi‑Fi is available in and around the Screaming Goat Café approximately 100 yards from the Yomes.
Can I bring my dog?
No. Dogs are not allowed on the property due to working dogs and livestock safety.
Is air conditioning available?
One Yome (Yome 1) has AC available as an option for an additional charge of $30 per night; the add‑on can be paid onsite.
How far is the nearest town?
Downtown Port Hope is about a 15‑minute drive from Haute Goat Farm.