Alpaca farms in Ontario

Haute Goat

Known for ‘goat shmurgles’, one of Northumberland’s favourite farms offers all sorts of fun ways to interact with its adorable animals. Enjoy a peaceful sunset hike with an alpaca while admiring the tranquil countryside. Alpacas have a calming presence, and the alpaca yoga classes will get you into a zen mood. If you want to spend more time with the alpacas, stay overnight for a sleepover in a private space with a large comfortable bed located in an alpaca enclosure.
Location: 1166 5th Line, Port Hope

Udderly Ridiculous Inc.

Enjoy the outdoors and a slower pace on a farm visit to Oxford County. Harness an alpaca and tour the farm property on a relaxing walk. For a unique experience, book an exclusive picnic in the alpaca pasture for memorable companionship with the adorable alpacas and delicious meals that include local products, such as Ontario cheese. The picnic meal also includes Udderly Ridiculous’ award-winning gourmet ice cream.
Location: 906200 Township Road 12, Bright

Windmill Point Alpaca Farm

Book a customized alpaca walking tour at this family farm located in the Kawartha Lakes. You’ll learn so much about these fine animals. Check out the store for handmade items made from alpaca fibre.
Location: 24 Otter Lane, Coboconk

Salem Alpacas

Located in the Kawartha Lakes, Salem Alpacas provides alpaca tours for families and groups, in addition to a variety of educational programs and seminars about alpacas. There are various alpaca products in the store, including popular hand-made duvets.
Location: 363 Salem Road, Manilla

Kickin' Back Alpaca Ranch

Interact with the alpacas in the girls’ barn, home to the baby alpacas (crias) and their mothers. There are lots of opportunities for cuddle time, photos and feedings as part of the experience. Choose from different alpaca tours, including the VIP tour for those who love everything about alpacas. Note: the girls’ barn is wheelchair accessible.
Location: 734762 West Back Line, Markdale

S.A.M.Y.’s Alpaca Farm

Daily alpaca walks around the property are available rain or shine at this small, family-run alpaca farm near Sarnia. Play chess on the outdoor chess board while the alpacas roam around you. Stay overnight at the cozy bunkie cabin beside the alpaca pasture.
Location: 2432 Cuddy Drive, Kerwood

Dream Acres Alpacas

Located near Timmins, Dream Acres invites you to get to know the alpacas on the farm before you take them out for a walk. If you’re looking for accessories that are water repellent as well as warm and smooth on the skin, there are lots of hand-woven handicrafts made with alpaca fibre sold in the store.
Location: 5590 Hwy 101W, Black River-Matheson

Island Spirits

From cows, rabbits, pigs, goats and chickens that lay fresh eggs daily, there are plenty of farm animals on Grasshopper Island, the off-grid island on Rice Lake. It’s no surprise to see alpacas casually roaming and grazing around the island. These friendly alpacas are known to enjoy carrots, so bring a few carrots on your hikes on the island. Getting to the eco-friendly island is just as exciting. It’s an opportunity to disconnect from technology and hop on Captain TJ’s ferry to the serene and quaint island, then check into an eco-cabin on the island and enjoy nature.
Location: Roseneath

Noble Beast Farms

Visit this Prince Edward County alpaca farm to connect with the alpacas during walks and feedings. The Bloomin’ Welly Little Trekk is a popular experience where you’ll be introduced to the alpacas and farm, take an alpaca for a walk through the fields and meet some of the youngsters. This activity is great for families.
Location: 14935 Loyalist Parkway, Bloomfield

Old Mill Alpacas

Located close to the Big Apple in Northumberland, you’ll find more than 80 alpacas on this picturesque farm. Their annual alpaca shearing event is a not-to-be-missed attraction. There’s a mill on the property, where you can learn about the farm’s milling process. Stop by the store to peruse the alpaca yarn. The store also sells other alpaca products and accessories, including the popular miniature felted alpacas.
Location: 13557 Little Lake Road, Colborne

Wanderlight Alpaca Experience

Private and guided walks through trails and forests in Lakefield are available for small groups and families, including young children. Tours are offered year-round, weather dependent. 
Location: 874 Lynchs Rock Road, Lakefield

Chetwyn Farms & The SHED

Although not a petting farm, there are plenty of alpacas to see on the farm as they graze the pastures. Specializing in the production of alpaca yarn, the SHED store is the place to visit for an assortment of alpaca products that have been exclusively designed and created. Overnight stays are available at the farm cottage.
Location: 500 Closson Road, Hillier

Maple Hill Urban Farm

Nestled in Ottawa’s Greenbelt within the city limits, Maple Hill is a unique urban farm that offers informative and fun guided alpaca tours for small groups of up to four. 
Location: 200 Moodie Drive, Nepean

Serendipity Farm

Learn all about the camelid family at this llama and alpaca farm sanctuary located in Eastern Ontario’s Lanark Highlands, just north of Perth. Shop for fine alpaca scarves, sweaters, socks and ponchos from the farm store.
Location: 929 South Lavant Road, Lanark

Forget-Me-Not Alpacas

Watch out when summer alpaca tours become available so you can get ready for the enjoyable walks that end with the opportunity to shop for yarn, toys and alpaca apparel.
Location: 1595 Concession Road 3, Beaverton
 

Meadowview Alpaca Farm

Book a family tour to meet the friendly alpacas at Meadowview Farm and shop the far store for treasured alpaca products. Tours take place between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., and note the farm is closed on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
Location: 908 Carter Side Road, Bruce Mines

Sylvan Alpacas

Meet the friendly residents of this small, family-owned farm and join an “alpaca walk + talks” tours. Take the alpacas for a walk and learn interesting facts about them, including the process for making quality products from their fleece.
Location: 33015 Sylvan Road, Parkhill
 

Harmony Meadows Alpaca

Attention animal lovers! Not only can you get up close and personal with the alpacas on a personal guided pasture tour at this farm, but you can also ‘adopt’ an alpaca (more details to come when the program launches in July 2022).
Location: 6185 6 Line, Belwood

TLC Alpaca

Get to know the alpacas on the farm that enjoy walks and treats. The farm's store is stocked with plenty of alpaca products including comfortable insoles in many sizes, socks and blankets.
Location: 4616 Road 170, Mitchell
 

Jolly Zee Alpacas

Say hello to the alpacas fondly known as “the girls” at Jolly Zee Alpacas. You’ll be able to feed them during an hour-long educational tour. You can even book a professional photoshoot with the alpacas.

Location: 285483 County Road 10 Amaranth
 

Rosborough’s Funny Farm

Home to a menagerie of residents with larger-than-life personalities including mini horses, goats, donkeys, sheep, rabbits, pigs, an emu and of course, alpacas. Book a day tour Friday to Tuesday, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. and Friday to Sunday, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Entrance fee is $10 for guests 13 years old and up, $5 per child, minimum $25.

Location: 284124 Elliot Road, Englehart

 

Twin Pines Alpacas Farm & Fibre Mill

Tour the alpaca farm from May to October to see the friendly Huacaya Alpacas. Browse the shop for gifts and many luxurious alpaca yarns and products made from the mill on the farm. Keep an eye out for fibre art workshops available at the farm's Studio 65.

Location: 10374 County Road 10, Millbrook

 

On The Brink Alpacas

Alpaca farm visits are available by appointment. Rain or shine, you will meet the friendly alpacas and take peaceful walks with them through the trails around the farm. Don't forget to bring your camera because there will be lots of opportunities to take pictures.

Location: 2540 Rosedene Road St. Ann’s

Add a visit to one of Ontario’s alpaca farms to your summer vacation plans.