Alpacaly Ever After
Alpacaly Ever After is a wildlife and family attraction in Portinscale, offering an engaging way to explore local history, landscape, culture or family activities.
Alpacaly Ever After is a wildlife and family attraction in Portinscale. The social enterprise offers pre-booked alpaca and llama experiences at several Lake District locations. Exhibitions, displays, activities and outdoor areas may vary by season and programme. Allow enough time to explore rather than treating it as a quick photo stop. Check opening days, admission, accessibility and parking before travelling. Timed entry or pre-booking may apply during busy periods.
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A strong addition to a day out around Portinscale. Check seasonal opening, access and booking details, then allow time to explore the surrounding area.
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I could walk these happy, friendly animals every day!
The Alpacaly Ever after experience of walking with the alpacas was amazing. We did this over the summer and enjoyed every minute of the time we were there. The staff and alpacas are super friendly, and we learnt so much about the animals that was fun information. A really great few hours out and if anyone is unsure on the experience then I’d recommend to jump in with both feet. I don’t think there would be a single person who couldn’t enjoy this. The alpacas are so soft and their personalities just shine through too. We wrote a blog on our experience and I’d love for any feedback or if it helps others to see how great the experience is then even better. https://truefreedomseekers.com/alpacaly-ever-after/ We’d love to come back next year to have a day hiking with these amazing animals and just a massive thank you to all the staff that made our day there special and a joy to be part of your journey as well.
Can I take an alpaca home with me? A lovely location to walk with the aplaca. Not sure what it would be like in the winter but it was amazing in the summer! A must do!
