Name: Farm Snuggle Sessions
Start: 2023-08-12T17:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-05-31T16:00:00-04:00
Location: Flowertown Charm

Perfect for animal lovers of all ages!
About this Event

Tickets Required

*We currently have a baby highland cow and baby goats born 3/25/24!

Come snuggle the friendliest goats in the Lowcountry! You will get up close (literally in your lap if you want) with our super friendly dwarf goats and their friends; fancy chickens, belly-rub loving pigs, barn cats, big farm dogs, huge fluffy bunny, bee hives, and giant tortoise! Pretty much all of our animals can be pet, snuggled, & are very friendly! We will let you snuggle and maybe let you know about each animal here, what they eat and provide, and what care they need. Or if your just here to snuggle that's fine too! This is a very casual time to learn & spend with some friendly farm animals! Message us for a private group. [email protected]

Our urban historic farmhouse and mini farm is located in Summerville, SC. Summerville is a historic town about 30 min outside of Charleston. Many folks are surprised with our mini-farm being in an urban setting. We are unique because this city was built up around our 1870's farmhouse.

Want more than an hour with the animals? Come stay with us at our 1870's Farmhouse Farm Stay

We are closed Mon & Tues.

*IMPORTANT: PARKING is limited here at "Flowertown Charm" and is designated for disabled or overnight staying guests. Please ONLY park at the neighboring church in the basketball court parking lot at 255 Stallsville (Loop) Rd. DO NOT park at the endodontics parking lot, they will tow you. After you park at the church, walk to our farmhouse on 225 Stallsville (Corner of Stallsville & Long Needle Lane), look for a Historic White House with Red shutters and Black Fountain with a white Goat Sign out front. Use the white gates on the left side of the house with the farm sign to enter the farm yard. Please close and latch gates behind you.

*PLEASE LOOK UP DRIVE TIME, the Lowcountry has traffic, no surprise there, we are in the heart of Summerville, so folks coming from other cities will hit traffic. There's only so much time after work/school until dark for us to hold this activity outdoors while the animals are awake. So we are trying to accommodate everyone.