Basil Wood Farms in Prather, CA is a small local business known for its handmade goat milk soap. Jill and Kim Spruance founded the farm in 2010 with the intent of making beauty products that do not contain harsh chemicals. They use raw goat milk as an essential ingredient in their products, such as soaps. Their soap is carefully crafted in small batches, giving it a natural feel and unique scent. Popular choices include simple, clean fragrances and seasonal blends inspired by nature. Many customers enjoy these soaps because they are soft on the skin and free of harsh ingredients. 

The farm focuses on quality and takes pride in using simple, natural materials. Visitors often enjoy learning how the soap is made and seeing the goats that provide the milk. The farm is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The peaceful setting adds to the experience and makes each visit feel special.

Additionally, Basil Wood Farms allows for other small local businesses to share their products. Known as the Saturday Pop-Ups, these events give local, handcrafted vendors a chance to share their work with interested consumers. This event is free to the public and family-friendly.

Basil Wood Farms is a favorite spot for gifts and for anyone who appreciates handmade, natural products. Their business continues to grow while staying true to its roots, offering products that are both useful and made with care.

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Vivian Cheema

This gallery contains photos from Basil Wood Farms, during their Saturday Pop-Ups.

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