We came here after finding the business through a local brochure. The farm is down a long dirt road and the scenic drive there is beautiful! Ray, the proprietor, was out on the tractor but came over to us upon noting our arrival. After hanging out with the alpacas and talking to Ray for a while, we were introduced to his wife, Debbie, who opened up her store of home made goods for us to peruse. Debbie is an incredibly talented knitter, and together the Cilley's have worked to breed the alpacas such that they have won a copious number of awards which are proudly displayed in the store. We enjoyed the Cilley's hospitality, well cared for property and animals, and even bought a few alpaca-felted items. The farm is definitely worth the trip- whether to see a bit of rural New Hampshire, find out what alpacas actually are, or find some unique and beautifully crafted clothing! TIP: Be sure to follow the way (and the signs) to #81...this is a small town and many other residential (i.e. non-commercial) farms are near by. read more