Canzelle Alpacas

Are picnic table available to individuals for free?

Hi Wayne, picnic add-ons are available after your tour for a fee. Please head to our website to see our current availability and to purchase your tickets. :)

How do you reserve a picnic space?

Please head to our website canzelle.com. You'll have the option to select a picnic add-on when you reserve your tour. :)

Do babies/ kids require a ticket?

No they don’t, children 2 and under are free! :)

Is there only private tours now?

We are officially fully reopen and offering both private and group tours!

Is there a phone number to contact the farm? Do they only do tours on the weekend? I looked on the…

They do tours mostly Friday - Sunday but sometimes there will be a Monday tour available calendar is on their website.

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Is there a price to see the alpacas?

Yes $25 per person.

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Are pets (dogs) allowed on the tour?

Dogs are not allowed.

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Review Highlights - Canzelle Alpacas

“We pet alpacas, lamas, a goat, chickens, and fed a llama and water buffalo, and marveled at peacock and the views!”

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