In 2010 Gina & D'Arcy Marcell brought their herd of Oberhasli dairy goats from Washington to Colorado to open the Mountain Goat Lodge B&B. Our mission was to share our love and delight of goats with our B&B guests. What started out as a unique lodging experience soon blossomed into the Goat Dairy with production of goat milk, cheeses, yogurt and eggs from our free ranging ducks and chickens. This Agritourism experience expanded to include Farm tours, Cheese making classes, Goat Husbandry and How to Raise Poultry. As a family friendly lodge - we enjoy enlightening our farm guests about how our animals are humanely raised and to see up close where the delicious products come from.
Update: We now offer Raw cow's milk from our Jersey Cow.
Update: We now offer Raw cow's milk from our Jersey Cow.
Listing last updated on
Mar 16, 2025
Market Channels
Season: January
Type: single farm
Since: 2010
# of Shares: 35
Share Prices:
pay as you go - no minimum or contract.
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I have been getting a herd share of goat milk from the Mountain Goat Lodge for two seasons now. Their goat milk is always fresh and delicious, I love having access to local farm fresh goat milk!... [more]
I have been getting a herd share for goat milk for two seasons now, their milk is always fresh and delicious, I Love having access to farm fresh goat milk! I also love being able to see the goats and play with the kids in the spring. The herd are all super sweet and and a delight to be around.
We've had a herdshare for two seasons now and love it. The milk is delicious, the animals are well cared for, and pickup is convenient. If you have the time, check out the cheese making class - very fun, informative, and tasty. Thanks for your offerings, Mountain Goat Lodge!
contact us for more info on obtaining fresh raw cow or goat milk, eggs or cheese
Contact Information
Contact:
Gina MARCELL
(206) 218-8201
Gina MARCELL
(206) 218-8201
Location:
9582 US Hwy 285
Salida, CO 81201
9582 US Hwy 285
Salida, CO 81201
Directions:
Just north of Poncha Springs on Hwy 285. Look for the Goat Statue on the boulder at the beginning of our driveway.
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