Baby Goats, a Vineyard Mat, and a Glass — Goat Yoga at Bishop Estate

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Baby Goats, a Vineyard Mat, and a Glass — Goat Yoga at Bishop Estate

A one-hour Baby Goat Bah, Sip & Play at Bishop Estate Winery in Perkasie pairs a 45-minute yoga class with 15 minutes of bottle feeding and snuggles; this guide explains what to expect and why the event supports rescued animals.

Baby Goats, a Vineyard Mat, and a Glass — Goat Yoga at Bishop Estate.

Duration
1 hour
Location
Perkasie
Operator
Horse and Goat Yoga
Category
Winery
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

At Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery in Perkasie, Horse and Goat Yoga runs the Baby Goat Bah, Sip & Play — a one-hour event that pairs a 45-minute yoga class with 15 minutes of bottle feeding and cuddle time with orphaned baby goats, and includes a complimentary glass of wine or beer; proceeds support rescued animals and help preserve farmland.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PARTICIPANTS

Playful baby goats that love people

The event centers on baby goats that jump and play on participants; many of the kids have been bottle-reared and respond to human contact, making the interaction playful and affectionate.

THE CLASS

45 minutes of yoga, then cuddle time

A relaxed, 45-minute yoga session is followed by 15 minutes of bottle feeding and snuggles, creating a short, stress-relieving format that blends movement and hands-on animal interaction.

THE PURPOSE

A rescue-based experience that preserves farmland

The operator runs a rescue-based program; ticket proceeds go toward the care of horses, goats and other rescued animals and help maintain the sanctuary and farmland from development.

What the day feels like

What it feels like

You gather at Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery for a compact, social hour: a structured 45-minute yoga class punctuated by baby-goat antics, then a 15-minute period of bottle feeding and cuddling while enjoying a complimentary drink — a deliberately short formula that emphasizes playful contact and support for rescued animals.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this suits — and who should check ahead.

1
Animal loversIdeal for people who enjoy close, playful interaction with young animals and want to support rescue work; the program is built around hands-on time with orphaned baby goats.
2
Short-format event seekersA compact one-hour experience that combines movement and animal interaction — useful if you want a short, feel-good outing rather than a full-day activity.
3
Casual wine or beer drinkersParticipants receive a complimentary glass of wine or beer with the ticket, making it a light social outing as well as an animal encounter.
4
Yoga participantsAppropriate for people comfortable with a 45-minute yoga session that includes interacting animals; the format blends a standard class length with animal-oriented interruptions.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The full experience runs one hour total (45 minutes of yoga, then 15 minutes of bottle feeding/snuggles).

Meeting place

Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery — 2730 Hilltown Pike, Perkasie, PA 18944.

What’s included

A 45-minute yoga class, 15 minutes of bottle feeding and snuggle time with baby goats, and a complimentary glass of wine or beer with the ticket.

Purpose & impact

This is a rescue-based event: proceeds support horses, goats and other rescued animals and help preserve the sanctuary and farmland.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the event?

The event runs one hour in total: a 45-minute yoga class followed by 15 minutes of bottle feeding and snuggle time.

Where do I go for the session?

Meet at Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery, 2730 Hilltown Pike, Perkasie, PA 18944.

Is a drink included?

Yes — the ticket includes a complimentary glass of wine or beer.

Who runs the program and where do proceeds go?

Operator Horse and Goat Yoga runs the Baby Goat Bah, and proceeds go to care for rescued animals and to preserve the sanctuary’s farmland.

What happens after the yoga portion?

After the 45-minute class there are 15 minutes dedicated to bottle feeding and snuggle time with the baby goats.

Why are the goats receptive to people?

Many of the baby goats are bottle-reared and do not have mothers, so they are accustomed to and enjoy human contact.