Faerie Tale Alpaca farm is a hidden oasis for animals and people. My friend and I wanted a 'different' day out, and this certainly delivered fun, laughter, cuteness and plenty of fresh air! It is clear to see that all animals are well looked after, happy and have a lovely environment to live in. Kierti (the owner) has a great sense of humour which shines throughout the tour. I thoroughly recommend 👌🏾

I visited Kierti and her 80 alpacas with my three kids and my dad, and it didn’t disappoint! We did the 60-minute ‘show and tell’, where you get to walk among the alpacas, stroke them, and feed them. If you’re a Shetland pony fan, there are also three sweet ponies who love attention. And if dogs are more your thing, you’ll meet Gimley, a very sociable French Bulldog who will keep bringing you toys until you throw one! He doesn’t steal the show, but he definitely adds to it. The setting is beautiful, and Kierti is both welcoming and incredibly knowledgeable. We’d all highly recommend a visit if you get the chance.

My parents and I had a wonderful time visiting the alpaca farm today. Kierti was incredibly welcoming and informative, first introducing us to alpaca history and their nature, then guiding us in cuddling them, feeding the Shetland ponies and taking our own alpaca on a lovely walk around the field. Kierti’s dog Gimli was an undeniable highlight (as was the whole visit!), so friendly and eager to play fetch. Thank you for a great afternoon Kierti!

Fabulous afternoon with the owner today at Faerie Tale Alpaca Farm! There were 7 of us and we all enjoyed it! She’s so knowledgeable and really cares about her animals. Some beautiful products to buy afterwards using the hair which is so soft! Lovely animals, wanted to take some home. Will return!

Spent a fun few hours here today on a booked tour, learning about alpacas, and loved taking them for a walk and a dip in the stream! Kierti was very knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions about life on an alpaca farm. Highly recommend a visit, especially if you are wearing wellies (though not essential!)