Valentine’s Cuddles on the Farm
$40 per private session
Valentine’s Day | Saturday, February 14, 2026 | 1:00–4:00 PM

Spend Valentine’s Day surrounded by the sweetest kind of love — baby goats, newborn calves, and mini cows — in a cozy, hands-on, and unhurried farm experience.
Join us for a small group cuddle session featuring:

• Baby goat cuddles
• Cow cuddles with our mini cows, including Mudslide & Sawyer, our newborn baby cows
• Hand-feeding cows and goats special Valentine’s treats
• A keepsake Valentine from Mudslide & Sawyer to take home
• Cozy seating for a relaxed, snuggly farm vibe
  
  

This experience is intentionally small and personal, designed to give every guest meaningful time with the animals — not just a quick photo opportunity. It’s calm, sweet, and welcoming — perfect for couples, friends, or anyone who loves animals.

Session Details

• Small group experience, plenty of space and animals for all to cuddle
• Arrive anytime between 1:00–3:00 PM and stay for your full cuddle experience (not a private session; private cow cuddle sessions are available separately)
• Ages 18+
• Valentine’s Day | 1:00–4:00 PM

🎟️ $40 per person
Your ticket includes full access to baby goat and cow cuddles, hand-feeding treats, a keepsake Valentine, and a warm, cozy farm experience.

Space is extremely limited to keep the sessions calm and enjoyable — these spots are expected to sell out quickly.

Other Details

• Don't forget to bring a phone / camera! We love seeing your pictures. If you share them, please remember to tag your location as Carpenter Creek Ranch so we will be sure to see them.
• No food, smoking, vaping, pets, or animals are permitted in the baby goat nursery or on the farm. Water bottles are allowed. If you have a service dog, please contact us for more information.
• The baby goat/petting/goat feeding, experience is wheel chair accessible.
• This event is appropriate for all ages, but will be limited to 2 people. As long as everyone is able to understand that we do not chase baby goats. It scares the babies and teaches them to be afraid of humans. We need to be sweet, gentle, and calm with the babies. These little guys are new to the world and are still trying to figure out what is safe. Babies love to be loved on, but chasing scares them, loses their trust, and then they run away, or are removed from the nursery for their safety. We so enjoy having children here sharing in the love of baby goats, a little prep before arriving goes a long way in making for a wonderful experience for everyone.
• We are a working farm, we strive to keep a tidy farm but farm life is messy and has a lot of equipment. Be prepared for mud, manure, and uneven surfaces. Dress appropriately, hair secured or under hat recommended as baby goats pull and chew hair, long pants and sleeves recommended, close toed shoes required
• Wash hands before eating, drinking, and touching your face. A restroom and handwashing sink is located on the south side of our barn near the parking area.

Where do I go when I arrive?

• Our address is 2476 SW OLD HWY 47, Forest Grove, Oregon 97116
  • Copy and paste the line above into your map device. Do not go to CARPENTER CREEK WINERY. We are Carpenter Creek RANCH, 2 difference businesses. Googe/Google Maps will bring you directly to our address if you use the line above.
    

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