We've moved to Duluth. Still making soap. i can ship or deliver or meet you. whatever works best.
New address
3800 London Rd. Duluth, MN 55804
Hours
Monday — Sunday
7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Please call ahead
Meadowwild Farm Goats' Milk Soaps
Yes, we've moved! The Girls are in their new homes, but i'm getting milk from Ashley Beecroft's Croft Farm's Nigerian Dwarf goats (VERY rich and creamy) and we're OPEN FOR BUSINESS!
With much thanks to my loyal, wonderful customers over the years, i regret to say that, as of mid-March,2025, i am taking down this site and cutting back on soaping.
A heads-up - prices have skyrocketed on the supply-side so you will see soap prices reflect that. Sorry, trying to keep it affordable!
Shipping is flat rate $10 no matter how many soaps you order - easier and a good deal! But there is a "pick up" option also to save shipping. We're living in Duluth, MN now. And i miss the goats. :-(
Welcome to our store!
Why Choose Us?
Our soaps each contain at least one ounce of our clean, fresh Alpine goats' milk. Many have said our soaps are soothing and conditioning. And, when kept dry between uses, are very long-lasting, too! We want to know how you feel about our work - please keep in touch!
"Meadowwild Farm Goats Milk Soaps are wonderful! I have been buying from Barb for years now and always look forward to using them. They are fragrant as well as lovely, and are so easy on your skin, never drying like other handmade soaps I’ve tried. They make wonderful gifts.
I want to mention fragrances - the website has accurate descriptions. My favorite is Zen Garden - smells wonderful, soothing and fresh. My husband’s is Sandalwood Vanilla. Lilly of the Valley and Lilac just take you right to spring! New soap scent Bergamot and Mandarin is another pleasing fragrance that I will be gifting! Fragrances of these soaps keep you fresh - not cloying or annoying after your shower. I highly recommend them, they are worth the price! Try them and you’ll love them too!"
About Us
Barb Adams
store owner
We moved out to the country and got our first goats in 2007 - and i started making soap as soon as we got our first milk in 2008... i love the science and art of soap making - the milk is different every day - it's a challenge and a delight. and i love our goats - we have Alpines and breed them to be productive, healthy, easy-keeping and good natured animals. Caring for them has been one of my greatest joys. Now we live in "town" and the goats all have new, wonderful homes. i miss them every day. i have many pounds of milk frozen to make many more batches of soap.
