Noble Beast Farms

Extrodinary Alpaca Experience

Our philosophy

Alpacas are beautiful, curious and sensitive animals.

They draw us in and encourage us to slow down and just… be. Each year, we open our farm to guests to the lovely experience of spending time and learning about these amazing animals.

We craft our experiences for the benefit of our guests, and very importantly, our animals. We work in rhythm with the seasons, the weather and the animals natural patterns through the day.

We look forward to sharing a small piece of this magical world with you, your family and your friends.

Opening weekend is June 3rd, 2022. The alpacas can’t wait to meet you this summer!

The Bloomin’ Welly Alpaca Trekk – Mornings Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday

The Bloomin’ Welly Alpaca Trekk is our most popular farm experience

Inspired by the two hip and hoppin’ towns that flank our farm — Bloomfield and Wellington — this 1.5 hour experience with the alpacas is a perfect event to kick off your day in the County. Slow down and experience a beautiful outdoor setting. We start with a welcome to the farm, handcrafted or local seasonal beverages and follow with, a walk with your own alpaca through our fields and wraps up with interacting with our juvenile alpacas where you can feed them and watch them play.

Great for shorter attention spans and folks on the go, this activity is well-suited for kids from 0 – 100 and beyond.

Adults 16 and over (have their own alpaca to walk) $79 / Children 6 – 15 $49 / 5 and under free.

Lazy Hazy Alpaca Daze – Afternoons Fridays, Saturday

Summer afternoons call for lots of alpaca love!

Warm summer afternoons call for a lazy vibe, a lemonade and a lot of alpaca love!  We start with an introduction to the farm, followed by a foraging walk through the alpaca meadow to learn about the biodiversity that supports the farm. This will bring you up close with the alpacas while we stick to the shade!  If it is really hot, sometimes we hose down the alpacas (they love it). We finish with an opportunity to feed the younger animals. 1.5 hours. Suitable for all ages.

Private Visits for Small Groups, Families or Bubbles

Book a visit for just you, your family or your group. Private visits are available for 4 – 12 people. More than 12? Ask about our group event rates. Private visits are available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays throughout the year as our schedule allows. Email info@noblebeastfarms.com for your preferred dates. Morning private visits are similar to the Bloomin’ Welly. Afternoon visits are similar to the Lazy Alpaca Days experience.

This is a quiet, personalized time to meet, touch, feed and learn about our wonderful alpacas. Touch a big cloud of alpaca fibre, feed some of our younger animals, pick flowers the alpacas love to eat, and just generally share some alpaca zen. If you have a special interest, let us know. Love fibre? We will show you the process from field to frock. Budding alpaca farmer? We can answer all of your dreaming-to-be a farmer questions.

Pricing is $79 pp for guests 6 years of age and up. Children 5 and under are free, as always.

Groups, Tours and Corporate Visits

Custom rates and packages are available for groups > 12 people.

We love working with groups, retreats, work visits (get out of the office!), corporate programs and accomodators. Email info@noblebeastfarms.com for custom packages, group rates and we will get back to you quickly.

Please see the following ways we Give Back. Some are things we do. Some are things we support financially. All represent our efforts to make something a little bit better a little bit at a time.

We Live the FIVE FREEDOMS of ANIMAL WELFARE.

We Support Plastic Free PEC.

We Participate in Walking with Thunder

We are Members of Alpaca Ontario and Alpaca Canada

We are Member Producers in the Upper Canada Fibreshed.

We Back the Build for a new hospital in Prince Edward County.

We follow the FIVE PROMISES

We support local charities with a 5% donation from all profits to alpaca education, alpaca rescue, wildlife rescue, regenerative farming, and local mental health supports.