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Let's bring this one up to the current. So what's changed? Well, if the pandemic was good for anything it meant that paying a visit here now requires a reservation instead of the cattle call of years prior where you could have XYZ tons of people showing up especially in season. If you go to their website everything is spelled out perfectly. There are two different experiences. Three days during the week they do mingling tours where you are taken in with the creatures and on Saturdays they do a fence line feeding session. Note a few things: We booked our Saturday time last second but it was also mid-June and there was a threat of rain that thankfully never came. Times are released a week in advance. The weekday mingling sessions book up a few weeks in advance so don't think you're just going to show up and book it last minute. Possible, but not likely. jerseyshorealpacas.setmore.com/ After you book your time you will get an email and the day before a text from Tish that explains everything perfectly. Read up and you'll be ready on where they are, what to look for (two small orange cones denote their driveway) and to stay in your car until someone checks you in. The Saturday fence feedings are free and they do provide you with free carrots to feed the alpacas with. No, this is not BYO carrots or anything else. They've got you covered. There are donation containers on the fence line and in the gift shop. The gift shop also has a good array of products which are made from the wool. The products mean nothing to me but my old lady more than took care of her "quota" and mine. I'll paraphrase the same question I asked six years ago...what do alpacas and South Jersey have in common? Nothing. Should this work as well as it does? Probably not but honest to God it does and is excellent counter-programming when "down the shore" versus another beach day or buying more overpriced Chinese plastic. Just. Go.
We had a wonderful time! The owners definitely love their alpacas and treat them great. Just an FYI their signs aren't super obvious we accidentally parked in the farmers market next door. The farm is a home with a circle drive. Easy to miss
HEARTS HEARTS HEARTS. This place absolutely earns its five stars and more. We wanted to come for a private tour, but it was too last-minute and we weren't able to get a spot. We decided to brave the public weekend hours, expecting a swarm of people and not much one-on-one time with the alpacas and guides. Welp, we were wrong. There were only a few people when we arrived at around 1. Admission is free and they actually give you a bag of carrots. We were able to meander between the pens, learn fun alpaca facts from Jim (one of the owners), feed them carrots (their eager eating is so freaking adorable), pet their soft fluffy heads and necks, and get all our pics and videos in. I loved getting to know so many of these fluffers, like Thunder and his buddy Tanzanite (Thunder is blind and Tanzanite took it upon himself to be his friend and caretaker of sorts), General Patton, Panda, Annabel, Maybelline (she's a spitter), Lightning, Michaela, Sera, Zelda, and Princess Leia. They each have very distinguishable personalities, and the guides gave us the inside scoop on their relationships. By the way, they spit when they get in close proximity, especially when they get competitive over food, so try to keep 'em spaced out and break those carrots up so there's no jealousy or fighting. We also spent a lot of time in the shop. They have so many fluffy, adorable alpaca toys, as well as winter wear, yarns, and more. We spent more time and money there than we probably should have, but it was worth it, and Tish, the other owner, was so knowledgeable and helpful. Will definitely return for a private tour so I can get into the pen with these cuties.
Really great place! Our family had a lot of fun especially the kids. Reservations are a must because they only have a few spots. The carrots were provided with your reservation. The guide was very knowledgeable and he made sure that our group was safe and having fun. The alpacas are very well taken care of. Definitely recommend this place to visit with the family.
Highlight of our trip to Cape May! I booked a public tour for our group of 6 and we had a great time petting and feeding the alpacas. Jim, who served as our guide, was extremely friendly and answered all our questions about the animals. He and his wife have been running the farm for over a decade and you can see all the care they put into the animals. They also followed very strict COVID guidelines and gave us clear instructions on group sizes and cleaning our hands, so we felt incredibly safe. Be sure to book ahead of time on their website! Will definitely come again and book a private tour next time!
My friends and I throughly enjoyed ourselves here. We did a private tour which I highly suggest doing. The person in charge of the tour owns the place with his wife. I can tell the thought and care he put into the Alpacas and the farm. We were able to feed and try to touch them ( I found out that they don't like to be petted like dogs.) He was very informative and helped us take pictures. I would highly suggest this place if you're in the area or passing through.
I made reservations for a private mingling tour at Jersey shore alpaca for myself, my mother and my two kids age 10 and 8. This experience did not disappoint!!! When you have a mingling tour it is just your group with the alpacas, as well as the owner Jim who seriously knows everything about alpacas! You are given carrots to feed them so they come right up to you. My kids had the best time and so did the adults. Cute gift shop Too.
As soon as we pulled up we were greeted by our guide, a nice women, and she told us where to park. She was very nice the entire time and throughly explained the rules and safety things to us and our kids. We were able to feed all the alpacas and pose for photo opts. Very fun and cute experience for kids and adults, run by the sweetest family. 1 hour for 6 people was $40 and there was a gift shop after with the cutest handmade items. Would definitely recommend.
We went for our Anniversary Day Out. It was a great afternoon. Great facility & even cuter alpacas. We recommend this if in the area!
My BFF and I had the most enjoyable experience this summer bringing our grandchildren to the Alpaca Farm for something to do starting from being met in the parking lot with instructions on what I call "How to Play Today." From Where to Park, where we would enter the farm, where to wait for the owner at the bench provided where we would start receiving an introduction and a bag of carrots, to then being instructed on how we would follow her along the well thought out corralled gated pathways along our Alpaca interaction tour where we were instructed how to interact with the Alpacas. First allowing only one Alpaca "The Welcome Committee, Greeter" behind a fence to come out of the barn and say hello. The owner then proceeded to show us how she fed the Alpaca and asked us if we were comfortable to try and feed the Alpaca ourselves. We each took a turn and had a wonderful time. Then we were taken to the next phase into the next gated area where a few Alpacas were allowed in with us a d we were taught how to use the Stop hand signal with one hand while hiding our bag of carrots behind our back with the other to communicate to the Alpaca no more carrots from me so we were not overwhelmed by all of them at us. Then the next phase was seeing the next group putting and ending at the gift shop. The owner was so patient, kind, informative, and friendly. I highly recommend visiting The Farm to learn about Alpacas and interact with these adorable animals. It's a very organized, clean and enjoyable experience! I have a lot of Allergies but this facility and the animals were so clean I did not have any problems or odors that day.
My girlfriend from Florida has been obsessed with alpacas for quite awhile now. We were planning to take a trip down to Cape May and Atlantic City with my sister and I came across this place. I decided to surprise her with this visit and couldn't be happier that it went as well as it did. ****NOTE: If you want to go inside the gate and see the alpacas, you need to set up a private appointment which normally lasts an hour**** I emailed Tish (the owner) in November wanting to set up a private visit to see the alpacas since they're normally closed on weekdays. Tish was more than helpful with setting this up for me and we booked it for December 29. A few days prior to that she emailed me to confirm and give me directions which was very nice of her. When we got there, she met us out front and led us to where the alpacas stayed. The males and females were separated. Tish was very knowledgeable about the animals and told us a lot about them. It was very interesting learning about all of them and their different personalities. They each had very creative names, like Maybelline (because of dark circles around her eyes which looks like eyeliner), Chenel No. 5 (Probably my favorite name out of all of them because it's adorable), Panda Man (panda eyes lol), and just so many more. Some of them are friendly and will let you pet them, others aren't and walk away. Tish gave us each a bag of carrots to feed them which was so much fun. We went inside and the alpacas were going crazy over the carrots. We got many pictures with them and they are all so funny to look at. My sister and girlfriend each brought a selfie stick with them and the alpacas were so intrigued by it that they all stood together staring at it. That got us such great opportunities to take pictures with all of them huddled up so definitely bring a selfie stick if you have one! They do tend to spit once in awhile, but Tish told us that's more of a warning to the other alpacas (fun fact!). After the hour inside the gate with them, we went into the shop and watched a video of one of the younger alpaca's first day. It was absolutely adorable. Honestly this was one of the best experiences ever. Definitely check this place out!! You won't regret it!
Such a great place to visit. I'd recommend this to anyone who loves animals -- solo travelers, couples, and of course, families with children! First of all, it's free. The owners are wonderful for offering the experience at no cost so please make sure you leave something in the donation box!!! I was given a great tour by Tish, one of the owners. She was really sweet and informative! She told me all the names of the alpacas as well as some background info. She gave me a large bag of carrot sticks to feed to them. It was a hot day and she had water set out for the visitors. The alpacas are goofy and adorable. They are very well taken care of and you can tell the owners are passionate about their herd. There's also a small gift shop with various items made of alpaca fleece - gloves, hats, sweaters, souvenirs, etc. Hours are 10-4pm on select days. Best thing to do is to check their Facebook page for changing hours (remember, it's a family operation). FYI - the farm is in the back of a house. If they are open, they will put out a sign for the alpaca farm by the road. Park in the driveway or on the lawn if driveway is full. Highly recommend this wonderful place!
I went there with my GF and a friend. Jim the owner is extremely kind and interesting. You are able to feed the Alpacas Carrots. It really is the most adorable thing. Jim also is very informative about the Alpacas and is very receptive to questions! You can tell he has a passion for taking care of Alpacas
9 months ago
My boyfriend and I visited last weekend and it was such a wonderful experience. Jim, our guide was very informative and nice. Most of the alpacas do not want to be touched, so we take photos around them hoping they look at the camera haha. So if you plan on bringing children ( highly recommend) know that the alpacas can get scared at quick movement or if they are touched. We got our photos and a lot of answered questions about the farm. They book up fast, plan ahead online if you want to schedule a tour. It is free and so fun for everyone. It's not mandatory but please donate so we can keep these small businesses active and the alpacas fed & happy :) read more
Tish, one of the owners, was an amazing guide through this whole experience! The reservations are necessary as your group will be the only group that meets with the Alpacas. There is parking right at the edge of their gate to the Alpaca farm, and it fits 2 spots so plan to carpool if you are going with a group. You start off with a big baggie of carrots to be shared amongst the male and female aplacas, meeting the males alpacas first and then the females. They are excited about the carrots but are very friendly! They will walk you through techniques in feeding, how to fit in a quick pet, and help you take cute photos. Tish also has a great selfie tip with luring the Alpacas with a carrot to get them picture perfect. The reservation ends with a browse through the gift shop they built with all things Alpaca, including a few items made by Tish! Tish and her husband are the only 2 who own and manage their farm, and their hardwork and dedication to the Alpacas and to make this an enjoyable experience for everyone is noticable and highly appreciated! Be sure to visit before mid-April (shear season) or some time after if you want some cute pictures of Alpacas with a fuller coat. Our visit was right before they got sheared! read more
4 years ago
I have a special place in my heart for Jersey Shore Alpacas. This is our second time here, first being pre-pandemic when my kiddos were younger. Both times, we all had so much fun. Jim and Tish are good people that really are good at reading people and making sure everyone in the group gets attention, education, and fun out of the experience at their alpaca farm. The size of their herd has downsized (due to age of their pack), but that didn't stop us from meeting some very cute and cuddly alpacas. Carrots were provided (plus!) and I loved going into their alpaca farm store and seeing the things you could buy (for all ages btw) Def recommend a visit here if you're in the area. Due to Covid, they are now by-appointments only all the time. read more
4 years ago
Let's bring this one up to the current. So what's changed? Well, if the pandemic was good for anything it meant that paying a visit here now requires a reservation instead of the cattle call of years prior where you could have XYZ tons of people showing up especially in season. If you go to their website everything is spelled out perfectly. There are two different experiences. Three days during the week they do mingling tours where you are taken in with the creatures and on Saturdays they do a fence line feeding session. Note a few things: We booked our Saturday time last second but it was also mid-June and there was a threat of rain that thankfully never came. Times are released a week in advance. The weekday mingling sessions book up a few weeks in advance so don't think you're just going to show up and book it last minute. Possible, but not likely. jerseyshorealpacas.setmore.com/ After you book your time you will get an email and the day before a text from Tish that explains everything perfectly. Read up and you'll be ready on where they are, what to look for (two small orange cones denote their driveway) and to stay in your car until someone checks you in. The Saturday fence feedings are free and they do provide you with free carrots to feed the alpacas with. No, this is not BYO carrots or anything else. They've got you covered. There are donation containers on the fence line and in the gift shop. The gift shop also has a good array of products which are made from the wool. The products mean nothing to me but my old lady more than took care of her "quota" and mine. I'll paraphrase the same question I asked six years ago...what do alpacas and South Jersey have in common? Nothing. Should this work as well as it does? Probably not but honest to God it does and is excellent counter-programming when "down the shore" versus another beach day or buying more overpriced Chinese plastic. Just. Go. read more
2 years ago
We had a wonderful time! The owners definitely love their alpacas and treat them great. Just an FYI their signs aren't super obvious we accidentally parked in the farmers market next door. The farm is a home with a circle drive. Easy to miss read more
HEARTS HEARTS HEARTS. This place absolutely earns its five stars and more. We wanted to come for a private tour, but it was too last-minute and we weren't able to get a spot. We decided to brave the public weekend hours, expecting a swarm of people and not much one-on-one time with the alpacas and guides. Welp, we were wrong. There were only a few people when we arrived at around 1. Admission is free and they actually give you a bag of carrots. We were able to meander between the pens, learn fun alpaca facts from Jim (one of the owners), feed them carrots (their eager eating is so freaking adorable), pet their soft fluffy heads and necks, and get all our pics and videos in. I loved getting to know so many of these fluffers, like Thunder and his buddy Tanzanite (Thunder is blind and Tanzanite took it upon himself to be his friend and caretaker of sorts), General Patton, Panda, Annabel, Maybelline (she's a spitter), Lightning, Michaela, Sera, Zelda, and Princess Leia. They each have very distinguishable personalities, and the guides gave us the inside scoop on their relationships. By the way, they spit when they get in close proximity, especially when they get competitive over food, so try to keep 'em spaced out and break those carrots up so there's no jealousy or fighting. We also spent a lot of time in the shop. They have so many fluffy, adorable alpaca toys, as well as winter wear, yarns, and more. We spent more time and money there than we probably should have, but it was worth it, and Tish, the other owner, was so knowledgeable and helpful. Will definitely return for a private tour so I can get into the pen with these cuties. read more
Really great place! Our family had a lot of fun especially the kids. Reservations are a must because they only have a few spots. The carrots were provided with your reservation. The guide was very knowledgeable and he made sure that our group was safe and having fun. The alpacas are very well taken care of. Definitely recommend this place to visit with the family. read more
Highlight of our trip to Cape May! I booked a public tour for our group of 6 and we had a great time petting and feeding the alpacas. Jim, who served as our guide, was extremely friendly and answered all our questions about the animals. He and his wife have been running the farm for over a decade and you can see all the care they put into the animals. They also followed very strict COVID guidelines and gave us clear instructions on group sizes and cleaning our hands, so we felt incredibly safe. Be sure to book ahead of time on their website! Will definitely come again and book a private tour next time! read more
My friends and I throughly enjoyed ourselves here. We did a private tour which I highly suggest doing. The person in charge of the tour owns the place with his wife. I can tell the thought and care he put into the Alpacas and the farm. We were able to feed and try to touch them ( I found out that they don't like to be petted like dogs.) He was very informative and helped us take pictures. I would highly suggest this place if you're in the area or passing through. read more
4 years ago
I made reservations for a private mingling tour at Jersey shore alpaca for myself, my mother and my two kids age 10 and 8. This experience did not disappoint!!! When you have a mingling tour it is just your group with the alpacas, as well as the owner Jim who seriously knows everything about alpacas! You are given carrots to feed them so they come right up to you. My kids had the best time and so did the adults. Cute gift shop Too. read more
2 years ago
As soon as we pulled up we were greeted by our guide, a nice women, and she told us where to park. She was very nice the entire time and throughly explained the rules and safety things to us and our kids. We were able to feed all the alpacas and pose for photo opts. Very fun and cute experience for kids and adults, run by the sweetest family. 1 hour for 6 people was $40 and there was a gift shop after with the cutest handmade items. Would definitely recommend. read more
5 years ago
We went for our Anniversary Day Out. It was a great afternoon. Great facility & even cuter alpacas. We recommend this if in the area! read more
4 years ago
My BFF and I had the most enjoyable experience this summer bringing our grandchildren to the Alpaca Farm for something to do starting from being met in the parking lot with instructions on what I call "How to Play Today." From Where to Park, where we would enter the farm, where to wait for the owner at the bench provided where we would start receiving an introduction and a bag of carrots, to then being instructed on how we would follow her along the well thought out corralled gated pathways along our Alpaca interaction tour where we were instructed how to interact with the Alpacas. First allowing only one Alpaca "The Welcome Committee, Greeter" behind a fence to come out of the barn and say hello. The owner then proceeded to show us how she fed the Alpaca and asked us if we were comfortable to try and feed the Alpaca ourselves. We each took a turn and had a wonderful time. Then we were taken to the next phase into the next gated area where a few Alpacas were allowed in with us a d we were taught how to use the Stop hand signal with one hand while hiding our bag of carrots behind our back with the other to communicate to the Alpaca no more carrots from me so we were not overwhelmed by all of them at us. Then the next phase was seeing the next group putting and ending at the gift shop. The owner was so patient, kind, informative, and friendly. I highly recommend visiting The Farm to learn about Alpacas and interact with these adorable animals. It's a very organized, clean and enjoyable experience! I have a lot of Allergies but this facility and the animals were so clean I did not have any problems or odors that day. read more
11 years ago
My girlfriend from Florida has been obsessed with alpacas for quite awhile now. We were planning to take a trip down to Cape May and Atlantic City with my sister and I came across this place. I decided to surprise her with this visit and couldn't be happier that it went as well as it did. ****NOTE: If you want to go inside the gate and see the alpacas, you need to set up a private appointment which normally lasts an hour**** I emailed Tish (the owner) in November wanting to set up a private visit to see the alpacas since they're normally closed on weekdays. Tish was more than helpful with setting this up for me and we booked it for December 29. A few days prior to that she emailed me to confirm and give me directions which was very nice of her. When we got there, she met us out front and led us to where the alpacas stayed. The males and females were separated. Tish was very knowledgeable about the animals and told us a lot about them. It was very interesting learning about all of them and their different personalities. They each had very creative names, like Maybelline (because of dark circles around her eyes which looks like eyeliner), Chenel No. 5 (Probably my favorite name out of all of them because it's adorable), Panda Man (panda eyes lol), and just so many more. Some of them are friendly and will let you pet them, others aren't and walk away. Tish gave us each a bag of carrots to feed them which was so much fun. We went inside and the alpacas were going crazy over the carrots. We got many pictures with them and they are all so funny to look at. My sister and girlfriend each brought a selfie stick with them and the alpacas were so intrigued by it that they all stood together staring at it. That got us such great opportunities to take pictures with all of them huddled up so definitely bring a selfie stick if you have one! They do tend to spit once in awhile, but Tish told us that's more of a warning to the other alpacas (fun fact!). After the hour inside the gate with them, we went into the shop and watched a video of one of the younger alpaca's first day. It was absolutely adorable. Honestly this was one of the best experiences ever. Definitely check this place out!! You won't regret it! read more
Such a great place to visit. I'd recommend this to anyone who loves animals -- solo travelers, couples, and of course, families with children! First of all, it's free. The owners are wonderful for offering the experience at no cost so please make sure you leave something in the donation box!!! I was given a great tour by Tish, one of the owners. She was really sweet and informative! She told me all the names of the alpacas as well as some background info. She gave me a large bag of carrot sticks to feed to them. It was a hot day and she had water set out for the visitors. The alpacas are goofy and adorable. They are very well taken care of and you can tell the owners are passionate about their herd. There's also a small gift shop with various items made of alpaca fleece - gloves, hats, sweaters, souvenirs, etc. Hours are 10-4pm on select days. Best thing to do is to check their Facebook page for changing hours (remember, it's a family operation). FYI - the farm is in the back of a house. If they are open, they will put out a sign for the alpaca farm by the road. Park in the driveway or on the lawn if driveway is full. Highly recommend this wonderful place! read more
4 years ago
I went there with my GF and a friend. Jim the owner is extremely kind and interesting. You are able to feed the Alpacas Carrots. It really is the most adorable thing. Jim also is very informative about the Alpacas and is very receptive to questions! You can tell he has a passion for taking care of Alpacas read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Awesome experience! Jim was the nicest person and taught us a lot about the alpacas. We were able to pet, feed them, and get some great pictures as well. Was even able to get some cute Christmas gifts in the shop for the family. Definitely recommend booking a private tour. read more
8 years ago
Im a 21 year old with two "over the hill" parents and we had a fun time at the alpaca farm! You just walk up to the gate and we were greeted by a sweet woman who explained some things and gave us a bag of carrots each to feed the alpacas. There is a donation box right on the gate which you should definitely donate if you can! The males are on one side and the females are on another and they come up to eat the carrots. You can also pet their heads and necks. We took so many selfies and pictures to document the moment! It's definitely a fun experience and we learned a lot about alpacas. They also have a store which is under the porch filled with alpaca goods such as clothes and stuffed animals. We didn't buy anything but it was a nice way to cool off after being with the alpacas. Definitely check it out!! read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
Coming here is always the highlight of our trips to New Jersey! The owners are very knowledgeable and you really get to interact with the animals up close. The experience is very organized and they are COVID-19 safe. The property is so nice and there is a lot of shade. I highly recommend coming here. You'll love it!!! read more
9 years ago
Awesome experience! We went when the farm was open to public. Jim gave each person a free bag of carrots to feed the alpacas and warned us that they spit to communicate. Jim is very friendly and knowledgeable. He spent some time talking to us and educated us about alpacas. He said that alpacas know their names but don't always respond when called; they behave like friendly cats. I'm excited to visit again and will probably book the private tour. $20 (for up to 4 people, $5 for each additional person) for an up close and personal encounter with the alpacas. read more
4 years ago
Lovely afternoon tour plus alpaca feeding! Very low cost! So much fun to feed carrots to the alpacas. Learned much more than we expected and had a great time. Fabulous family activity. read more
My gf and I were heading to Cape May for a couple of days and decided to give this a shot before heading to Cape May Zoo. I emailed with them and set up a time since they are only open to the public on certain days. The farm is behind a residential house and the farm was a nice size full of alpacas. The owner was really nice and talked to us about them in general and the ones he had along with their personalities. We were given carrots to feed them and once they knew we had them they were all over us (in a good way). They seemed to like my gf better and even though she was kinda skittish at force and worried they might be mean she was laughing most of the time. Highly recommended for something new to do and the private tour was only $20 for an hour. A small alpaca gift shop is behind the house with various things clothing made from alpaca wool. read more
6 years ago
9 years ago
Went with my two friends on May 20th. We were greeted by one of the owners and given bags of carrot sticks. The alpacas were cute in their own way, very silly, and very assertive for carrots! All the owners of the farm were very well-informed about alpacas in general and knew all of their alpacas' names and personalities. The noises the alpacas make are funny and cute, so stick around for them. We got to visit the store, too, which was filled with a ton of goods made from alpaca wool. (My favorites were the alpaca dolls -- so soft!) Their bathroom was incredibly clean, which was a plus. On the way to the bathroom, my friend saw a white Maine Coon in the hallway. When we mentioned that to the person looking after the shop, he went into the house and brought back Fluffy -- another Maine Coon living in the house. We got to pet Fluffy while being told about the cats of Jersey Shore Alpacas. Jersey Shore Alpacas makes a short and great day trip... Got to feed (and pet!) alpacas, also pet a cat... Everyone at Jersey Shore Alpacas was knowledgeable and friendly. Went to the nearby Rio Station for lunch. Will definitely come back again, hopefully for a private tour! read more
11 years ago
Seeing the alpacas was pretty much the only reason my companion and I even decided to take the ferry from Lewes to Cape May (where we were vacationing). The NJ transit 552 or 510 bus comes directly here from the Cape May visitor center so traveling isn't difficult. This was an amazing visit. The alpacas were born and raised together and you can tell the caretakers treat them as family. You can take a quick tour and get introduced to the animals as well as feed them carrots. There's also a small shop in the house with goods made from alpaca fleece. We bought some adorable alpaca fleece winter hats. Seeing the alpacas is definitely worth the trip and I recommend everyone to visit. read more
A fun place to be for families and friends! When you arrive, you are greeted by the owner of the farm who is extremely nice and friendly. She will tell you everything you need and want to know about alpacas and how she got this started. Her interns are extremely nice and are willing to explain to you the quirkiness of each alpaca. Each person is given a free bag of carrot to feed the alpacas and they will all rush to you for food. Be prepared to get spit on by them if they huddle too close to you! They will spit on each other for food but you might get hit by the crossfire. Their spit is not slimy, but it is stinky! If you are not a big fan of smelly spit, you can feed Lightning who is a lone alpaca that doesn't spit (since he is not near any other alpacas). Admission is free but donation is highly encouraged. You will enjoy your time there! Make sure to get there early as the place gets a lot of visitors during the weekend as the day goes on! read more
10 years ago
Very nice place to go! Absolutely worth it! We went there last weekend with friends, feed the alpacas, bought few stuff from baby alpaca wool. I wish I can have alpaca as a pet at home read more
7 years ago
11 years ago
Tish, the woman owning the place is extremely friendly and nice. She have is carrots to feed the alpacas. It isn't too big of a a place so you can see the alpacas really easily. You gotta be careful feeding them, case in order for them to secure their food they will sneeze and some casualty, being me getting sneezed on, is inevitable. Luckily, they were only eating carrots, said Tish or else it might get pretty nasty. If you're around come check them out, the place is free and the animals are very adorable. So there is no reason to not be here if you're in town. read more
8 years ago
Super fun experience and very knowledgeable staff. Love supporting local businesses, and it's awesome to find out about them from other locals. They give you carrots to feed by hand OR MOUTH. They are here to really educate you about alpacas rather than just the trend of having them. I really appreciate how they mentioned they are no longer breeding them because of alpaca life span and the owners ability to take care of them and their age. There are people who reallly love what they do and really love their animals. read more
5 years ago
We had the most incredible visit to Jersey Shore Alpacas! We booked a private tour for a group of 4 and enjoyed feeding many of the alpacas a snack of carrots. They all have such unique personalities and the owners are phenomenally knowledgeable about their herd. We also felt that COVID policies were being enforced which made us feel safe. It truly was the standout of our trip to Cape May. read more
7 years ago
Had an amazing time today visiting the Alpacas. Thank You to Jim and Tish for welcoming us to your home and teaching us about these beautiful animal. It was a wonderful experience A mist see and do if your ever in or around Cape May!!! read more
8 years ago
Run by really friendly and nice people. It is a cool thing to do if you are in the area or going to cape May. Definitely recommend! read more
6 years ago
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