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    Winnie T.

    Family really enjoyed their time here. We booked the apalca walk (2 tickets for walking, and 2 for accompanying). Be sure to book in advance, because they do sell out. Fortunately everyone in our group showed up on time so we started right on time. I believe if you are late you will likely miss some as they really have a constant cycle of tours. The entry comes with a fairly large bag of food for the apalcas, which I really appreciated. Apparently the alpacas can get full/ tired later in the day, so better come early if you really want to feed them. The friendly staff first explained about the apalcas, and later we got to hang out with them, take pics, feed them, etc. The staff were really good about helping take pics, which was great. The walk itself is fairly quick and easy... maybe approx 20min. Kids loved it, and again there are a few photo opportunities.

    Diane C.

    3/16/24 Visit: Bluebird Farm is the place to be. Alpaca Farm living is the life for me. Land spreading out so far and wide. Keep Manhattan, just give me that Alpaca countryside. The owner Nick gave a nice overall chat on the history of alpacas. Great time feeding and walking the alpacas. Most of them are very sweet. Even the alpaca, "Candyapple" was very sweet. He was actually in a "time out" area. Guess everyone has their days. LOL... Assistants Olivia and Martina went around to everyone to show how to hold the alpaca's harness leash and proceed with them. I was given an older dominant male alpaca named Silver Hawk. He was a "bit on the slow side." After I fed him, he suddenly got some "pep in his step." The staffers told everyone that Silver Hawk is in a love triangle with two other female alpacas Merida and Princess Nazca. LOL... Bluebird Farm is a fun place for all ages. Alpaca timed tours are available on weekends only by online reservation. A small feed bag is given with each admission. Types of admissions: 1. Farm Tour Ticket $14. 2. Farm Tour Ticket + Alpaca Walk $24. 3. Accompany an Alpaca walker $18. During your visit, lots of time for photo ops with the alpacas. There's a gift shop with lots of cool alpaca items. Many thanks to Nick, Olivia, Martina, and Jane (Hope I didn't miss anyone).

    Karolina S.

    My boyfriend and I found this spot on Google because I had a hard week and needed some time away from the city. We randomly thought of alpacas! Booking online is easy and for the experience I would say the price is reasonable. Only an hour away and change from the city. Perfect date!You can either book the petting experience or petting and walking the alpacas. We got the walking tickets. When we checked in we received a grain bag each. There are at least three pens. They have a quite a turn out (we went on the weekend)- they separated our group into two, but each group got to see alpacas in both pens. They switch you up after about 15mins. For an introduction, the staff explained the difference between llamas and alpacas, told us some background on the farm and the animals then showed us how to pet the animals.For the walking experience they used alpacas from the third pen. They were specially trained to walk with people. We got one named sunshine! The route was quite long. We walked around the farm for 30mins and had two special stops to take pictures.Overall it was an amazing experience even as an adult. After the experience you had a chance to shop in the gift shop! I really love gift shops so I was in heaven. They have garments made from alpaca fur and even mini fluffy alpacas.I WILL BE COMING BACK! I heard they also offer yoga so I'll definitely take some girlfriends to join me!!

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    Karina A.

    Such a fun experience! The alpacas were so kind and gentle. You can sign up to walk with the alpacas! We got to walk them and feed them! There's about 21 alpacas on the farm.

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    Eric G.

    Such a wonderful experience. My family and I did the tour and alpaca walk. There was great educational talk followed by a meet and greet in two different spots. We all were given a bag of feed to the alpaca, which they loved. The walk was amazing, about 15 or 20 min, with a few stops for pictures. The alpaca all had amazing personalities and were all beautiful and well cared for. Price was great for how long and involved the experience was. Highly recommended!

    Eloy Y.

    Did you know that New Jersey is known as the hub for alpaca farms? Yes, there are 10 in the Garden State where my partner and I visited one, only 1 hour from NYC. Located among rolling hills and acres of farmland in Peapack, this establishment encourages you to visit, meet the herd, take pictures, and possibly adopt one of the gentle creatures. Alpacas are gentle-hearted, soft, cozy animals from the camelid family, including llamas and camels. These cozy creatures live between 18 and 24 years of age and come in 22 natural colors. Reservations were easily made on the same day via their website for 1:55 p.m., beginning at $14 per person. Upon arrival, we were greeted by the owner, Nick, and we were able to take in the earlier tour. He spoke about the history of the beautiful animal. The staff were so friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. The regular ticket package comes with bags of treats for the alpacas. All ages will enjoy the experience. Those who know me know I'm from the city and wouldn't pet anything bigger than a rabbit. The proofs are in the pictures! The farm is gorgeous and well kept. We would like to do a repeat performance with the halter training or walk, which we can recommend.

    According to the staff, this alpaca loves to take selfies
    Monicka C.

    My boyfriend decided to surprise me with a date to Bluebird Farm to see alpacas! We arrived a little late to our reservation, so we missed a part of the intro by (who I assume) is the Owner of the farm. He explained basic facts of alpacas, such as where they are commonly found, the differences between it and llamas, and some of its traits. There are two sections that the larger group got split into and we got an opportunity to meet, pet, and feed all the alpacas they had. All the workers were extremely nice and they thought us the alpaca's names and what they liked and didn't liked. They also helped us take photos as well. By far the best experience was being able to pet the alpacas. Be aware, not all alpacas like to be pet, but the ones that allowed you too were super soft, especially the baby alpacas! When you are done meeting all the alpacas there is also a gift store that sells products made with real alpaca wool (both from this farm and other farms). I myself bought an alpaca doll, a pair of wool socks and a keychain. Visiting this farm and meeting all the alpacas was truly an amazing experience. I highly recommend traveling out and making a visit of your own!

    Taking the Alpacas for a walk on the beautiful grassy grounds.
    Jasmine K.

    The Alpacas were well cared for. It was a fun time to interact with them. A nice family day out.

    Jessi T.

    Enjoyed the experience! Cute alpacas! I would recommend going earlier because we went later in the day and the alpacas were so full of treats they didn't want to interact that much or eat. The staff was very friendly and engaging. Cute little gift shop too. Definitely a good place for a unique date (if you're both ok with the smell of farm animals), for kids, for families, for animal lovers, for humans.

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    Chris L.

    I found this place from TikTok. If you're near the red part of NJ, have a couple hours, and $22 bucks. I recommend spending time here and pet some alpacas. Staff is really nice. You also get a small bag of feed to give them Gift shop has a lot of things made from their hair.

    Jean G.

    This is hands down the best fall activity to do in New Jersey. The owner is very friendly and provided great details about Alpacas. He also chatted with us while waiting for others in the group to arrive. Very accommodating and warm. The Alpacas are so fun to be around and they just eat whatever grains you give them. They are very soft and friendly when they are in the mood. I highly recommend buying the "walk an alpaca" ticket because the experience is just out of this world.

    Lily T.

    Been wanting to visit this place for a while now and glad we came! Reservations required and they go fast esp in the summer. When I saw there were openings for a beautiful and warm fall weekend, I snatched the tickets quickly. Very scenic and nice area. The tour is about an hour and it was more than enough to learn some quick facts about alpaca and to pet and feed them. They were so cute and friendly. The gift shop has some cute items made from Alpaca fur. Overall highly recommended for animal lovers and kids!

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    Stephanie W.

    I came here around august and it was such a fun experience! The drive isn't that far from nyc and you have to check their website to look for reservation dates and times because they are only open for certain seasons. There's also a ticket for just the feeding experience and the halter training one which is what I did. You get to learn about alpacas, look at them, pet them, and feed them! Super cute and if you're lucky you will get to see them rolling in the sand or their potty time! They also have a gift shop where you can purchase products made from them! For the halter experience after all that fun time you get to walk your own alpaca and take photos!

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