Creature Comforts Farmstead

Creature Comforts Farmstead First generation farm, raising registered Highland Cattle We are a first generation small farm in central NY. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions

We have had a variety of animals through the years, but decided to focus our attention on registered (AHCA) Highland Cattle for the long run. We are building our fold and working our land to best suit the breed and can't wait to see what the future holds!

Here is the big news:For years, we have had people reach out asking if they could visit the farm, meet the Highland catt...
06/01/2026

Here is the big news:

For years, we have had people reach out asking if they could visit the farm, meet the Highland cattle, take photos, and learn more about the breed.

Because this is our home and not a traditional public attraction, it is not something we have offered very often.

This summer, we decided to open the farm for a limited number of small guided visits and create something special.

Introducing:

CREATURE COMFORTS FARM DAYS
Highland Cattle & Pembroke Welsh Corgis

July 11 & 12

This will be a calm, guided farm experience designed for people who genuinely love animals and want an opportunity to spend time around Highland cattle in a quiet and respectful setting.

Guests will have the opportunity to:

• Meet our Highland cattle
• Learn about the history and characteristics of the breed
• Ask questions about raising Highlands
• Take photos with their own phones
• Visit a designated photo area
• See one of our Highlands up close and, if conditions allow, participate in supervised brushing
• Meet our Pembroke Welsh corgis
• Browse farm shop items and event extras

To keep the experience enjoyable for both guests and animals, attendance will be limited and all visits will take place in small scheduled groups.

This is intended to be a relaxed experience, not a crowded festival. We want guests to have time to enjoy the animals, ask questions, take photos, and experience the farm at a comfortable pace.

Children are welcome. However, children must remain within reach of their accompanying adult at all times. These are real farm animals, and while they are accustomed to people, they deserve to be treated with respect and care.

Our corgis will also be joining us throughout the event for those who would like to meet them, give a few pets, and enjoy some corgi attention along the way.

Tickets will be sold in advance and space will be limited. More details on the ticket page, which will be coming soon!

We are excited to finally open the gates and share a small part of the farm with those who have been asking to visit.

Questions? Drop them below and we will do our best to answer them!

05/25/2026

We don’t wean our babies until 6 months, unless mom needs a break, or some other unforeseen circumstance. This little white guy will make a nice herd sire.

05/24/2026

Rainy Spring day

05/20/2026

These guys were hiding in the woods the last two days, to beat the heat 🥵

Something exciting is in the works at Creature Comforts Farmstead.We are not ready to share the details just yet, but yo...
05/18/2026

Something exciting is in the works at Creature Comforts Farmstead.

We are not ready to share the details just yet, but you will want to keep an eye on this page.

Something fun is coming.

Any guesses?

Ariel in a patch of sunlight (let’s be real, the sun has been scarce recently). It is slow progress, but this was dark, ...
05/17/2026

Ariel in a patch of sunlight (let’s be real, the sun has been scarce recently).

It is slow progress, but this was dark, overgrown brushy forest a few short years ago! Seeing grass growing is exciting to me!

05/17/2026

Relaxing afternoon

05/17/2026

What do you guys do to rotationally graze, when you don’t have more pasture?

We have done polywire, but deer take it down and then the cattle wander. Lush grass, but no time to put in a more permanent fence yet.

Give me your suggestions! I hate having to mow down what could be nutritious food, especially when feeding last years round bales…

This week was a tough one. Being a farmer is hard work. Being a military family is hard work. Being the solo parent (dur...
05/16/2026

This week was a tough one.

Being a farmer is hard work. Being a military family is hard work.

Being the solo parent (during spring sports season), a business owner, a farmer, and whelping puppies all while your spouse is away with the military? Not my idea of a good time.

This week was especially tough.

Riona gave me a smile while lurking in the trees last night.

Grateful for these fluffy creatures and the calm they bring me… most of the time, anyway!

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Kirkville, NY
13082

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