THE FIRST IN THE SOUTHEAST

Goat Yoga in Atlanta

Goat yoga, our way

Red Wagon Goats brought goat yoga to the Southeast, and nearly a decade later it’s still our favorite thing to share. Every session pairs gentle, all-levels yoga with our friendliest goats, plenty of giggles and time to snuggle and take photos. No experience needed, and all ages are welcome.

Three ways to do goat yoga with us

How it started

Goat yoga began here as a weekend fundraiser to kick off our goat rental business. Megan was a yoga instructor long before she was a goat mom, so a class in her Decatur backyard alongside the goats seemed like a natural way to have fun and raise funds. It sold out, and the demand hasn’t stopped since.

What to expect

  • 10-minute orientation: we tell you what to expect, answer your questions and share a little history of the practice.

  • 50-minute gentle, all-levels practice: mostly seated yoga with the goats woven into the class.

  • 30 minutes with the goats: snuggle, ask questions and take all the pictures you want.

Why our goat yoga is different

  • The original: we were the first to bring goat yoga to the Southeast.

  • Taught by the goat mom: most classes are led by Megan Kibby, our owner, founder and mom to the whole herd. It’s not a random teacher with random goats in a random place. Megan knows every goat’s name and temperament and how to bring them into the class.

  • True to the roots of yoga: the word yoga means to unite or connect. Our own method keeps you connected with the goats and grounded in the practice, with breathwork (pranayama) and presence, not just poses.

  • The energy shift: every class has its own energy. Guests and goats start out excited, and as everyone settles and grounds, the goats calm down too. They often pick a mat and lie down to snuggle.

  • How people leave: guests tell us again and again that it blows other goat yoga experiences out of the water. People leave giggling, deeply relaxed and a little euphoric. That’s by design.

Meet your teacher

Megan Kibby is a lifelong Atlantan, artist, goat mom and the founder of Red Wagon Goats. She completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training at Kashi Atlanta in 2014, after 18 years of practicing yoga, and raises every goat in the herd. The person leading your class is the one who knows and loves the goats best.

As seen on

  • TNT’s Inside the NBA, doing goat yoga with Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley

  • Ranked one of the top team building activities in Atlanta

Goat yoga FAQ

  • Do I need yoga experience? Not at all. We joke that it’s the easiest yoga class you’ll ever take, and it’s a great first yoga experience.

  • Is it a workout? No. It’s a gentle, primarily seated class, not a vinyasa flow. The focus is on accessibility and connection, not exercise.

  • Can everyone participate? Yes. It’s all levels, and Megan offers modifications for any pose. We’ve welcomed guests with disabilities and are happy to adapt the class. Just let us know ahead of time.

  • Can kids come? Yes. There’s no minimum age. Parents must be present for kids under 12.

  • Where is the farm? Our wooded homestead is in Stone Mountain, just outside Decatur. We can also bring the goats to you anywhere in metro Atlanta.

  • Can we bring food and drinks? We keep food and drinks out of the goat area, but we can set up a table outside the pen for cake and refreshments.

  • Any health concerns? If you have health concerns, check with your doctor before joining a yoga class, especially one with goats.

Ready to book?

Use the form to request a private goat yoga party. More than 40 guests, or planning for a company, campus or community? See our large event options >