Love Alpacas? You are going to be delighted at what we have found for you.
We’ve made it our mission to find the best places to stay up close to these cute, fluffy creatures.
Also see our top picks for treehouse stays, log cabins and shepherds huts.
Let’s get to it!
Dovedale (Peak District)
- Warm, cosy space for two with a private hot tub.
- Set within 22 acres of the beautiful Peak District National Park, this property is perfect for romantic getaways and relaxation all year round.
- Alpaca Watch: Located within Dovedale Animal Sanctuary. Home to a range of animals including alpacas, goats, geese, chickens and ducks.
- Why stay here? A feeding session with them is always fun and you’ll get the chance to collect eggs which have been laid that day!
- Consumer score: Exceptional 5/5 star ratings.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Beds | 1 Bathroom
Lynher Cottage (Cornwall)
- Cosy cottage for 2 with hot tub with fabulous views of the surrounding countryside.
- Alpaca Watch: Your lodgings is within a smallholding and the owners alpaca farm. The alpacas are in the surrounding fields.
- Why stay here? There’s a great hot tub from which you can see the alpacas and you have the opportunity to meet, greet and walk the friendly alpacas on a lead by arrangement with the owners.
- Consumer score: Excellent 4.9/5 star ratings.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Beds | 1 Bathroom
The Alpaca Retreat (Buckinghamshire)
- Quirky, fun and romantic retreat nestled at the top of the garden, overlooking an idyllic pond and willow tree.
- Wood burner, lazy spa and BBQ.
- Alpaca Watch: There’s lots of gorgeous Alpacas that roam the area surrounding your shepherd’s hut. You can even feed them! You won’t forget Wallace, he’s an absolute charmer and loves human company.
- Why stay here? You can use the facilities for fishing or simply relax in the gardens and hot tub with lovely countryside views, you can go shopping at the designer outlet at Bicester Village which is a short drive away.
- Consumer score: Great 4+ star ratings.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Beds | 1 Bathroom
Murcott Farm, The Dairy (Cotswolds)
- Single-storey converted dairy barn for two set in the grounds of a traditional farm.
- Woodburner, enclosed courtyard garden.
- Alpaca Watch: You could meet the alpacas, and alpaca walks are possible by arrangement during weekends and some evenings. Lambing takes place in February/March. Fruit picking is seasonal.
- Why stay here? It’s picture perfect and close to Gloucester so ideal for exploring the Cotswolds.
- Consumer score: Very good 4+ star ratings.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Beds | 1 Bathroom
Alpaca Cabin (Wales)
- Stay in this wonderful log cabin overlooking the awe-inspiring countryside of Powys.
- Pet friendly, 6 person hot tub and open fire.
- Alpaca Watch: The name is a giveaway and as you can see from the photos there are Alpacas in the fields surrounding the cabin. They are not mentioned specifically so we’re not sure if it’s possible to get any closer, or just gaze upon these wonderful creatures.
- Why stay here? For views of the amazing landscapes and scenery of the Cambrian mountains.
- Consumer score: Excellent 4.8/5.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Beds | 1 Bathroom
Horseshoe Cottage (Wales)
- Beautiful large barn conversion near sandy beaches.
- Big open kitchen, along with a lovely big garden and large decked area and a private hot tub.
- Alpaca Watch: There’s a wonderful herd of Alpacas that roam the grounds. The owners are super friendly and will let the children feed the animals. They run Alpaca Trekking daily during the summer holidays and at weekends at all other times. They have over 20 Alpacas with new babies every year.
- Why stay here? There are plenty of alpacas to look at, you’re situated less than two miles from the seaside village of Abersoch with its glorious sandy beaches.
- Consumer score: Outstanding 4.9/5.
- Sleeps 11 | 5 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms
Granite Cottage (Cornwall)
- A wonderful three-bedroom well equipped cottage in North Cornwall.
- Enjoy a children’s play barn, pets corner, tennis court, coarse fishing and pony rides.
- Well located for exploration of Cornwall’s beautiful countryside and coastline.
- Alpaca Watch: Percy, Cyril and their friendly Alpaca friends. They are a huge with all the guests. Both children and adults will be kept amused for hours feeding the friendly pigs and calves, collecting the eggs and during lambing season, bottle feeding the tame lambs (from Easter-June).
- Why stay here? Guests are also invited to take pony rides, be entertained by the alpacas or enjoy a lovely walk along the farm trail to the well-stocked coarse fishing lake.
- Consumer score: Great 4/5 star ratings.
- Sleeps 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Unavailable? There are other properties at this Dairy Farm you can rent:
Keepers (Lake District)
- Beautiful, quaint cottage in a stunning hillside setting, in the heart of the beautiful Roof of England countryside, four miles from the town of Alston.
- Keepers boasts a lovely sun room, perfect for a couple to enjoy the spectacular views.
- Alpaca Watch: The resident alpacas and other wildlife ensure that there is plenty of outdoor activity to keep an eye on.
- Why stay here? You will get glorious views over the Nent Valley and the owners’ alpaca herd.
- Consumer score: Fabulous 4.8/5 star ratings.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
Spinney Farm Cottage (Derbyshire)
- Immaculate Peak District cottage is set in a rural location, on a working sheep and alpaca farm within walking distance of the village of Bonsall in Derbyshire.
- Open plan living, cosy underfloor heating, fully enclosed cottage garden with patio and large lawn.
- Alpaca Watch: Spinney Farm is the home to a herd of alpacas which you are welcome to visit and you may also see the dairy cows from Puddle Hill farm in the nearby fields. You will have the chance to meet the lovely alpacas in person.
- Why stay here? It is in a good central location and close to all of the attractions. It is ideal for a family break.
- Consumer score: Good reviews so far.
- Sleeps 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
Fell Foot (Lake District)
- A traditional Lakeland stone cottage boasting stunning views of the Wastwater Fells.
- Enclosed garden with mature trees, lawned areas and a paddling stream.
- Luxurious six-person covered hot tub with views of the fells, as well as a sunny patio and a large BBQ area for alfresco dining.
- Alpaca Watch: Literally next door, is a one-of-a-kind experience at The Woolly Farm, offering llama and alpaca trekking, as well as a host of other fantastic animal activities.
- Why stay here? There is a gorgeous open fire granite and an upright piano for the musically minded. You are right near llama and alpaca trekking.
- Consumer score: Outstanding 4.9/5.
- Sleeps 8 | 4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
The Shearing Shed (Peak District)
- The Shearing Shed is part of a beautiful 18th century farm located in a quiet valley in the south west corner of the Peak District National Park.
- Stylish modern accommodation, sleeps 8, oil fired central heating keeps the barn warm 24 hours a day.
- Rental hot tub can be arranged.
- Barbecue area with seating for 8.
- Alpaca Watch: The farm is an alpaca breeding business, The Shearing Shed is surrounded by fields of these beautiful and inquisitive creatures and you’re welcome to walk among them.
- Why stay here? The accommodation is spotlessly clean and well equipped for families.
- Consumer score: Outstanding 5/5.
- Sleeps 8 | 4 Bedrooms | 1.5 Bathrooms
Colomendy Alpaca Farm (North Wales)
- The Coach House is a contemporary barn conversion set on an alpaca farm.
- Surrounded by 14 acres of mixed woodland and pasture.
- Alpaca Watch: With private and enclosed gardens which overlook the alpaca stables and paddock.
- Why stay here? A lovely rural spot with great views of the alpacas. The barn is contemporary and very clean.
- Consumer score: Outstanding 4.9/5 star ratings.
- Sleeps 7 | 4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Unavailable? There is another property at Colomendy Alpaca Farm to stay at called The Farm House.
Tamar Lodge (Cornwall)
- A lovely lodge with far-stretching countryside views and surrounded by a working alpaca farm.
- There are plenty of beautiful woodland and riverside walks in the area.
- Alpaca Watch: The lodge is surrounded by a working alpaca farm so you will have great views from your lodge.
- Why stay here? There is a log burner and hot tub for pure relaxation.
- Consumer score: Excellent 4.8/5 star ratings.
- Sleeps 2 | 1 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom
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