Goat Yoga of Missouri is a yoga studio at 12401 E Judy School Rd in Columbia. Google reviewers give it 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews as of May 2026). Hours aren't listed yet, so call ahead before you visit; the phone number is listed below. Own this business? Claim the listing to add photos, hours and more.
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Amazing instructor, super nice owners, hilarious & sweet goats!!! Morning yoga down by the pond with the most adorable friendly goats ever.... seriously the best experience ever!!!! Can't wait to go back!!!!
Wonderful visit with the goats!
Goat Yoga of Missouri is listed on Rooted CoMo under Health & Wellness for goat yoga.
Goat Yoga of Missouri is listed at 12401 E Judy School Rd, Columbia, MO 65202, USA.
Hours aren't listed for Goat Yoga of Missouri yet. Call (573) 808-3310 before you visit to check when they're open.
You can call (573) 808-3310.
Goat Yoga of Missouri had a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 8 Google reviews as of May 2026.
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