Your Questions, Answered

  • Cuddle A Cow is a cozy Highland cow experience in Fall City, Washington where guests spend time with our baby miniature Highland coos, Bowie and Mac.

    It is a reservation-based, small-group experience designed for calm interaction, beautiful photos, and up-close time with our fluffy cows in a peaceful farm setting.

    Think slow moments, soft animals, and a surprisingly good day.

  • We are planning to open in early July 2026.

    Bowie and Mac are already on the farm, and we are currently preparing the space to make sure everything is ready for guests.

  • Yes.

    Bowie and Mac are baby miniature Highland coos born in May 2026.

    They are still very young, very fluffy, and very much in their “I am adorable and I know it” stage of life.

  • Yes.

    Guests will have the opportunity to gently interact with Bowie and Mac, including petting, brushing, and calm cuddle time.

    Everything is designed to be slow, safe, and comfortable for both guests and animals.

  • Each session is 1 hour long.

    During summer, we plan to offer up to 4 sessions per day, with scheduling adjusted as needed based on the needs of the business and the comfort of the cows.

  • We limit sessions to a maximum of 10 guests.

    Our goal is typically 3 to 5 guests per calf to keep the experience calm, personal, and unhurried.

    If demand allows in the future, we may add additional coos so the experience can expand while keeping group sizes small.

    Because honestly, who doesn’t want more coos to snuggle.

  • Yes.

    We offer a group discount for groups of 6 or more guests.

    At this time, we are not able to accommodate groups larger than 10 guests per session.

    Group rate options can be selected during booking.

  • We are located in Fall City, Washington, about 30 minutes from Seattle depending on traffic.

  • No.

    Cuddle A Cow is designed for all ages. If you can safely walk, smile, and enjoy being around very fluffy cows, you are welcome here.

    We don’t really believe in age limits. If you’re 4 or 104, you’re good.

    Some places quietly stop at 99. We don’t think the cows are qualified to enforce that rule anyway, so we’ve decided to keep it open-ended.

    Kids are welcome, but this is not a children-only experience.

    Many guests come for dates, photography, or simply a calm hour outdoors.

  • Yes, of course!

    Personal photography is encouraged.

    We do ask guests to remain mindful of the animals while capturing photos.

  • Yes.

    Guests can add a photography package during booking for professional-quality images during their visit.

    For photographers looking to rent the coos and fields for your own photo shoots, click here: [Photography Rentals Page]

  • Dan is the owner of Cuddle a Cow and internationally award-winning photographer.

    A private golden hour session with Dan and is scheduled separately and is not part of a public session.

    The farm is reserved entirely for your group. This is truly the ultimate VIP experience.

    Full details are available on the booking page.

  • Yes.

    Professional photographers can rent the farm for client work.

    Includes:

    • Portrait sessions

    • Family photography

    • Engagements

    • Branding shoots

    • Styled sessions

    More details: [Photography Rentals Page]

  • Yes.

    All visits are reservation-based.

  • Comfortable, farm-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes.

    Expect dirt, hair, and full farm immersion if you lean into the experience.

  • Uneven ground, outdoor conditions, flies, and occasional cow pies.

    It’s part of the experience.

  • Yes.

    All interactions are supervised and designed to be calm and respectful.

  • Yes.

    Select weekday availability will be offered for educational groups.

  • Yes at opening, with future expansion planned.

  • Pricing is shown on the booking page.

  • A playful Scottish way of saying cow.

  • We fell in love with Highland cows in Scotland and wanted to bring that experience home.

    Combined with our equestrian school and available pasture space, it became something we knew we had to build.

    We also saw a need for simple, outdoor, family-friendly experiences.

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    Website: www.cuddleacow.com