About our Farm
Our farm family developed early on. In 1996 we rescued a starved, neglected horse that was very very poor health. We brought him home, named him Humphrey Bogart and named our farm Hope Haven.
Our family has developed a fantastic reputation for caring for animals. In 2001 we bought our first little hobby farm of 2 acres in Port Orchard, WA. We grew organic vegetables, potatoes, herbs, and lots of fruits. Our fascination of goats began in a similar manner as horses. We adopted a bottle baby buck and used him and another goat extensively for clearing blackberry bushes in the Pacific Northwest. We have been been raising goats since 2003.
We moved up to a larger farm of 5 acres in 2005 near Stanwood, WA. In 2010, my husband followed Boeing to the Charleston area and we purchased a historic farm house and 20 acres. We were offered 3 goats. We accepted and had no idea that 5 months later those 3 goats would each have twins. We discovered the gorgeous nature of FRESH organic goat’s milk and have begun making artisan cheeses. We are excited to continue in business as a family and grow our endeavor to bring more products to the public and share our way of life and philosophies of kindness.
Plans for 2021, transition to Organic and open a Non-Profit section for our Goat and Donkey sanctuary.
Our family has developed a fantastic reputation for caring for animals. In 2001 we bought our first little hobby farm of 2 acres in Port Orchard, WA. We grew organic vegetables, potatoes, herbs, and lots of fruits. Our fascination of goats began in a similar manner as horses. We adopted a bottle baby buck and used him and another goat extensively for clearing blackberry bushes in the Pacific Northwest. We have been been raising goats since 2003.
We moved up to a larger farm of 5 acres in 2005 near Stanwood, WA. In 2010, my husband followed Boeing to the Charleston area and we purchased a historic farm house and 20 acres. We were offered 3 goats. We accepted and had no idea that 5 months later those 3 goats would each have twins. We discovered the gorgeous nature of FRESH organic goat’s milk and have begun making artisan cheeses. We are excited to continue in business as a family and grow our endeavor to bring more products to the public and share our way of life and philosophies of kindness.
Plans for 2021, transition to Organic and open a Non-Profit section for our Goat and Donkey sanctuary.
Farm Products Available for Sale
RAW Goat Milk 1/2 Gallon
$10.00
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1/2 Gallon
We have been in business since 2016; licensed for RAW milk in 2017 and in pasteurized cheeses and aged cheese in 2020. We have worked for the last 4 years increasing our herd with selective breeding for health goats producing our signature ‘sweet’ milk.
Free-Range Eggs
$5.00
Only a few left!
Sold by the dozen, our Farm fresh, free-range, pasture fed, chicken eggs are delicious!!!
Our flock is made up of mainly French Copper Marans.
James Bond would only eat Marans chicken eggs!
Cheddar Cheese 5 lb wheel - allow 120 days for aging
$50.00
Goat Milk
Cheddar Cheese Wheel
Aged 120 days
Waxed
Pecans Wholesale or Bulk Lot 50 Lbs
$1.00
2020 fresh harvest, sanitized in boiling water with vinegar.
Goat Milk Soap
$5.00
Our handmade goat milk soaps contain:
Goat Milk
Shea Butter
Coconut oil
Olive oil
Coco butter
Argon oil
Sodium hydroxide
Mica powder as colorant
Doterra essential oils
Sodium hydroxide
How does goat milk benefit skin?
While all milks have moisturizing properties, goat milk is particularly good because it:
- contains a high content of alpha-hydroxy acids which helps cleanse and soften skin;
- has a pH level that is closest to our own skin, making it gentle and skin-loving;
- has a fat molecule content that reduces skin inflammation;
- has a high level of vitamins D, C, B1, B6, B12, and E, that feed the skin and are absorbed into the body;
- is effective for treating acne because of its anti-bacterial properties.
And in general, handcrafted soaps are just better than commercial soaps because:
- they don’t contain harsh chemicals and petroleum products that can irritate the skin;
- they don’t contain alcohol which can dry the skin;
- the glycerin that is produced during saponification, which has deep moisturizing benefits, is left in the handmade soap but usually removed from commercial soap for use in other products.
Chevre - Plain 4 oz logs - Wholesale or Bulk Lot
$30.00
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- (12) 4 oz. logs per case
- Creamy and light in texture, tart and tangy in flavor
- Great for adding to salads, entrees, and charcuterie boards
- Healthy alternative to cow's milk cheese
Free-Range Eggs - Wholesale - Bulk Lot of 5 Dozen
$15.00
Only a few left!
Our Farm fresh, free-range, pasture fed, chicken eggs are delicious!!!
Our flock is made up of mainly French Copper Marans.
James Bond would only eat Marans chicken eggs!
