GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga — Attraction in Tucker

I had an absolutely wonderful experience at GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga! My significant other and I decided to try out the Goat Hike, and it exceeded our expectations in every way. From the moment we arrived at Henderson Park in Tucker, GA, we knew we were in for a treat. This charming, 100-acre park with its community garden and serene walking trails provided the perfect backdrop for our adventure.

The Goat Hike commenced around 10:40 AM, and our guide, GiGi, was simply fantastic. Their knowledge and enthusiasm for the goats were evident, and they made the entire experience engaging and enjoyable. As we strolled along the trail, we were pleasantly surprised by a beautiful waterfall, adding an extra touch of magic to our hike.

Interacting with the goats was an absolute delight. These gentle creatures were so soft, fluffy, and adorable. As someone who was diagnosed with GAD/Anxiety in 2019, I was amazed at the immediate sense of calm that washed over me when I held these well-behaved companions. It was truly therapeutic.

GiGi was not only a wonderful guide but also a helpful resource. They gladly answered any questions we had about the goats and went the extra mile to assist with photography. Their professionalism and passion for what they do were evident throughout the entire experience.

In addition to the joy of being in the company of these charming goats, the hike itself provided a great opportunity to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors. It was a fantastic way to burn off some energy and appreciate the beauty of nature.

I highly recommend trying out Goat Yoga as a fun weekend activity. Whether you're with your family or friends, it's an experience that will leave you with lasting memories. Just remember to sign the waivers, which will be provided to you digitally on the day of the Hike. I can't wait to do this again in the future—thank you, GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga, for an...

I hate to break the star streak but my experience today deserves to be known. I booked on Classpass and was genuinely excited to attend the goat "farm." I drove across town to the location indicated via ClassPass. However, there was no signage to indicate the location in a residential area. I repeat, no signage. Extremely busy street. I pulled over and googled which took me to a different address in a commercial business area about 8-9 mins away. Confused and very clearly lost, I called GGA for help to find their location now that I was late, but still wanting the experience. The woman on the phone was so incredibly rude in telling me it's a private establishment as if I was making up that I signed up via ClassPass. She was highly argumentative, then literally reused to help me and said she would not tell me where they were located. Hunh??? I asked if I somehow could use my Classpass for another day or just book again. She said no and that if I didn't receive the email with the address she was not going to share it over the phone. 😳??? So... I ended the call confused, lost, and without having fun with the goats. So... good luck if you get lost. 1 star for the customer service on the phone. I really wanted to support this business and had been looking forward to attending all week. Hopefully this helps bring awareness. And if the first location I arrived at was accurate (not revealing it out of respect to it being private) - then it must've had a steep dropped driveway... which is why I wasn't going to blindly turn into any non-indicated driveway. I even tried to explain that to the woman on the...

"A Moo-velous and Oink-credible Experience!"

I recently visited GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga for their “Moo-Moo Hour,” and it was an udderly unforgettable experience! Set in a cheerful, Zen-like backyard, the colorful decor and welcoming vibe set the perfect tone to relax and reset. GG, the owner, was soft-spoken and clearly passionate, offering gentle guidance on interacting with the animals so we felt right at home.

We first met Medusa, an adorable young cow, and Jeremy, a bristly little pig with a big personality—who, as GG explained, are best friends! Their chill, trusting nature made for the perfect animal therapy duo, especially when Medusa came over and lay down right next to me. Sitting in the hay with these sweet animals—Jeremy snoring nearby—felt calming and special, like they really trusted us. In a world that moves so fast, spending time with these animals was a chance to truly slow down, be present, and reconnect with what’s right in front of you.

After some quality time with Medusa, we met a baby bull calf and several hilarious dwarf goats, who didn’t hesitate to climb on me like a playground.

I’d highly recommend GGA Dwarf Goat Yoga to anyone who loves animals and wants a chance to unwind. GG’s gentle demeanor, the animals’ playfulness, and the peaceful setting made this experience both unique and meaningful. Whether you’re up for yoga, a goat hike, or simply relaxing with these lovable critters, you’ll leave feeling lighter and happier. I can’t...