Camelot Valley Creamery | Dover, PA
At-a-Glance
- Artisan-produced goats' milk cheeses from an on-farm creamery
- Humanely raised Nubian dairy goats with access to wood thicket & pasture forage
- Locally grown supplemental feed
- Family owned & operated
Jennifer Bradbury of Camelot Valley Creamery raises Nubian goats on 10 acres of wood thicket in northern York county. With over 20 years of experience with milk goats and a decade of fine cheese production, she garnered first place at the 2016 Pennsylvania Farm Show for her fresh chevre.
Jen writes:
Camelot Valley is by its nature, energy and resource efficient. By its design, Camelot Valley will grow as a sustainable enterprise, maximizing productivity while minimizing energy use and maintaining the integrity of environment. Camelot Valley is committed to managing its natural resources of native forage, wildlife, and wood lot. We are located on a 10 acre parcel composed of old growth mixed hardwoods, open-edge thicket and natural watershed. This combination offers a variety of habitats and is home to a wide range of native species. It is our responsibility to preserve and foster the natural resources inherent to this location.
At-a-Glance
- Artisan-produced goats' milk cheeses from an on-farm creamery
- Humanely raised Nubian dairy goats with access to wood thicket & pasture forage
- Locally grown supplemental feed
- Family owned & operated
Jennifer Bradbury of Camelot Valley Creamery raises Nubian goats on 10 acres of wood thicket in northern York county. With over 20 years of experience with milk goats and a decade of fine cheese production, she garnered first place at the 2016 Pennsylvania Farm Show for her fresh chevre.
Jen writes:
Camelot Valley is by its nature, energy and resource efficient. By its design, Camelot Valley will grow as a sustainable enterprise, maximizing productivity while minimizing energy use and maintaining the integrity of environment. Camelot Valley is committed to managing its natural resources of native forage, wildlife, and wood lot. We are located on a 10 acre parcel composed of old growth mixed hardwoods, open-edge thicket and natural watershed. This combination offers a variety of habitats and is home to a wide range of native species. It is our responsibility to preserve and foster the natural resources inherent to this location.