Alpacas

Heritage Farm in Flora, Indiana is a family-friendly alpaca farm about an hour from Indianapolis where visitors can meet, feed, and learn about alpacas, explore a 120-acre property with a Bicentennial barn, and choose from day visits or overnight farm stays. It’s an easy day trip from Indianapolis, packed with hands-on animal encounters, trails, and plenty of fresh-air fun. Heritage Farm is a working Suri alpaca farm with over 60 alpacas you can see, touch and interact with. Visitors can book an overnight stay on the 120-acre property in several lodging options, or just visit for the day. Owners Tim and Beth Sheets love introducing guests to farm life and alpaca care. Courtesy of Heritage Farm Farm Animals In addition to alpacas, visitors can meet resident chickens, goats, a horse and friendly farm dogs (including black Lab Juno). Guests can help with daily chores at their comfort level—feeding animals, collecting eggs and more—while learning about alpaca fiber and farm life. Related Article: Travel Adventures for Outdoor Addicts The Barn Families have access to the grounds, including a large red barn recognized among Indiana’s Top-Ten Bicentennial Barns and honored by the Indiana Landmarks Foundation. Between barn time and the outdoors, families can hike wooded trails, wade the creek and enjoy a full day outside. Spend the Night at Heritage Farm Prefer to stay overnight? Heritage Farm offers multiple lodging choices: Authentic 1850s log cabin (glamping) with an indoor toilet and shower; outdoor cooking setup with gas grill. Modern three-bedroom farmhouse with full kitchen and contemporary amenities. RV sites and tent camping on the property. Check current availability and details at Heritage Farm Farm Stays. Courtesy of Heritage Farm Day Trip: Visit Without an Overnight Stay Want the alpaca experience without spending the night? Heritage Farm offers bookable day-visit experiences. After your activity, you’re welcome to linger to hike the trail, cross the suspension bridge and picnic on site. Alpaca Trek Q&A about alpacas, hand-feeding, then halter a few for a short hike around the farm. Includes store time and a small souvenir. Price: $45/adult; $25/child. Reservation required. Alpacas Greet & Feed Shorter hands-on visit with Q&A and hand-feeding, plus a stop in the farm store. Price: $10/person. Reservation required. Alpaca Picnics A private, luxury picnic set in the pasture with alpacas nearby. Bring your own food or add a charcuterie option via their partner. Price: starting at $500 for two. Reservation required; limited availability. Book day visits via the farm’s site: heritagefarmevents.com/day-visits. Pricing and offerings are subject to change; confirm at booking. Unique Activities Throughout the year, Heritage Farm hosts fiber-arts workshops (such as felting, weaving and more). Kids can try the large platform swing, play outdoor games like croquet, badminton and bocce, and—when available—ride a 400-foot zip line (additional fee; availability may vary by season). Heritage Farm’s Alpaca Store Try ultra-cozy alpaca goods at the Heritage Alpaca Collection—socks, mittens, scarves, hats, plush, yarn and more—on site or online. Shop here: heritagefarmevents.com/shop. For more information about Heritage Farm, visit heritagefarmevents.com.

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Meet Alpacas at Heritage Farm in Flora, Indiana

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