Klein Farms Dairy & Creamery

We come here on an almost weekly basis. Mainly for the raw milk, but we have discovered multitudinous products there. Homemade pastries. Yoghourt from the Raw Milk. They have a ton of different meats, all of which are great.
The staff (family) are exceptionally friendly and go out of their way to help and explain anything.
The animals on the farm are all friendly, and some have quite the personality. Don’t let anyone tell you the pig’s not fat and lazy. My daughter is mortified of the Turkeys after they chased her some time ago. The goats (and kids) are great. Living baphomets. All of the cows are fun too. They fart quite symphony and will lick anything within reach… including the bits you may not want licked by a bovine.
There is also a small playground for the kids, which sits within the purview of the animals. I often find errant band-​aids there, but I don’t think I’ve see the same one twice. I presume they clean daily — but neglectful parent are ultimately to blame — not the farm.
We also generally ignore the obvious tourists there, but the fact that they buy stuff helps to support the family and their endeavor.
Buy some fresh goods, walk around, pet the animals, enjoy the scenery. Support your local growers and producers.

Nice shop, friendly staff, open for self guided tours, very transparent.

I bring my daughter here every weekend since moving to the area and it is the highlight of her entire week. There is a little playground and she loves all the animals. The animals are incredibly docile and friendly towards small children. The baked goods are excellent and we love the fresh raw milk!

When you do either one of the Lehigh or Northampton County Farm Gate Open open house weekends you see mostly a lot of smaller mom and pop establishments that try to specialize in one or two things and then you come to somewhere like Klein which is more like one of those Lancaster County mega-​farm complexes that tries to do and sell everything.
During the open house weekend they had two corn mazes, a petting zoo/​smaller animal feeding area, playground, a live band, the ability to self-​tour just about every building along with of course (the best part) the ability to buy/​sample their products.
Now if you go to their website you can get more of a feel for what they offer year round but I’m only going to focus on what was there when we went.
They of course had raw milk for sale and were selling a ton.
(I’m all about farm-​first and knowing where your food comes from but I just can’t wrap my head around drinking that.)
They also had various milk based spreads, multiple types of cheese, ground beef, ham, eggs, sausage, chops, apples, pumpkins, some vegetables, unpasteurized cider from Heckman Orchards, yogurt along with frozen yogurt on a stick type desserts, etc.
Now all of this sounds good so you could say what not five stars?
Well the problem is that Klein’s prices for some things compared to other places are honestly not very good. I mean I guess the idea of paying more for the convenience of one stop shopping is good for some people, and we did buy some things here, but as an example I quickly put down their pumpkins when I realized that each size was priced almost twice as expensive as the ones we had just bought at True Blue Farm in Bangor.
Also worth noting are the egg prices which are around a dollar per dozen then you would pay at most farms in the Lancaster County area.
During the rest of the year Klein is open from 7 – 7 daily and I imagine that we will come back for some of their spreads, yogurt and cheese but at the same time some of their products (pumpkins, ground beef, cider, eggs) I know that I can get cheaper elsewhere without sacrificing quality.

Absolutely delicious, nutritious, and even medicinal! Check out
when you have a moment.
Remember that this milk is not only unpasteurized — it’s not homogenized either! So hold the lid on tight, and give it a couple of really good shakes each time before pouring and drinking.
I keep a permanent marker in the drawer across from my refrigerator, and I always mark the day and date of purchase on the jug each time I pick up a gallon. I find that it lasts 6 to 7 days perfectly. After the 7 day mark or so, I feel the taste starts to get a little funky. That’s not because there is a thing wrong with it, it’s just the natural shelf life of raw milk (your millage may vary). But within that six to seven day window, it is absolutely as sweet, and delicious as can be!
They also have a plethora of other items available for sale as well. They have homemade yogurt (plain, and with fruit), cheese (made from said milk), eggs (fresh from the neighboring farms), wholesome, individual beef cuts frozen in the freezer in cryovac, fruits, vegetables, as well as other sundries. They also have some really delicious homemade desserts lying around — such as carrot cake, and other semi-​guilty pleasures.
They are currently in the process of relocating the store to the front of the property next to the road. I’m told that that will greatly facilitate their ongoing ability to function as a working farm, no longer having to deal with, and negotiate the neverending traffic moving in and out from customers of the store. I believe that the projected date of completion for the new store front is by the end of the year (2014). I also have it on good authority that at some point after this relocation they will begin selling homemade ice cream as well!
I feel blessed to have such a treasure only a few miles from my home!

Amazing amazing amazing! Best dairy I ever tasted in my life! Bought raw milk, yogurt, several types of cheese. All so amazing! Did not know this is how real dairy tastes like! Also bought strawberries. so yum! Got a kick out of looking at the animals too. Wish I lived close by. or they delivered to other states :’(

I took my 4 year-​old, 3 year-​old and 19 month-​old daughters here today for the first time. We just wanted to see farm animals and I had heard so much about Klein Farms I thought we’d make the trip up to Forks Twp. It was really quick and easy to get to from Bethlehem. No problem with directions like I had worried.
Upon exiting the car, we were greeted by a chicken, kitten and peacock who were walking the grounds together. There is a little petting area with two huge sheep, two goats, a pig, duck, some HUGE turkeys and a few other animals. We walked over to the cow barns and a worker invited us in to be a part of feeding time in the dry cow barn. He showed my girls which cows were friendly and would enjoy being touched. My girls squealed and giggled for 15 minutes straight. He told them all about the cows, the milking process and the other animals around the farm.
We bought fresh yogurt smoothies, two gallons of raw milk, fresh eggs and some baked goods. Everything was so reasonably priced!
There is also a playground/​swing set that my girls enjoyed with a number of other small children for about an hour. During that time a couple of staff stopped by to chat. Everyone there is so friendly!
We will now be visiting Klein Farms regularly for milk, eggs and memories!

Went here for the first time today after hearing so much about it.
The shop was only but 2 small shed like buildings linked together but I walked up and in. As I started to gaze at a few cases, a man followed after me to help me. I explained I had never been there before and took a moment to show me where all their products were. The cases were rather bare at this time but there were still apples, potatoes, frozen farm fresh beef, fresh milk, eggs, and baked goods available in abundance. The man helping me was very knowledgeable and kind. The prices were cents higher than regular run of the mill eggs and milk from the grocery store and I had a great experience. Not to mention, when I first pulled in, a car leaving had friendly waved to me and when I left, someone checking the mail at the farm waved as well. My only regret is how long I waited to actually check this place out. I’ll be back often I’m sure.

Love it their products! Natural, fresh and delicious! The sMOOgurt is fantastic, and the lettuce I bought there was unreal! New favorite place!

Great, fresh selection of cheeses, other dairy, meats and vegetables. Very generous family, welcoming children to visit their animals.

When it comes to food shopping, I tend to be very picky and opinionated about the food source — where it came from, who grew it, how far did it travel to get to me, what’s in it, etc. It can get quite political, so don’t get me started.
With that said, Klein’s is definitely a place where I have no reservation about spending my money. These are earnest, local farmers working hard and trying to survive amidst a world of multinational, agricultural biotech corporations who mass produce food-​like substances all in the name of profit. Did I mention I can get quite political? Anyhow, you won’t find that here at Klein’s. They’re primarily a dairy farm but sell quite a variety of delicious cheeses, meats from their own farm, veggies when they’re in season, fresh baked goods and fresh, organic, free-​range eggs.
Oh the luxurious egg! I consider myself a complete egg slut. I can’t get enough of them and I can’t tell you how many countless dozens of eggs I’ve gotten from Klein’s (not those wretched commercial eggs you’ll find in the typical supermarket, completely devoid of flavor from a poor, beakless bird). These are rich, deeply orange-​hued yolks that ooze of everything good and wholesome in the world. I am insatiable when it comes to my oval friend.
I never had a problem here and the people are always super, super friendly. They know their products and will answer any and all of your questions. They even offer tours in the summer time. Klein’s definitely has a place in my weekly shopping regimen, if not my heart.

I discovered this little farm on one of the many farms tours I attended. They have a nice little dairy shop on the farm where you can pick up raw milk, raw cheese, eggs and beef. It’s not usually manned, but someone usually rolls in to help you in a few minutes. Just a nice genuine farm experience.