Welcome to Iris Lodge Alpacas
Our crias have arrived. Jambo is our first. Born to Esther on 12/10/2020. 18 crias were born this season.
Come see our crias (baby alpacas)
(Look under the tab more then crias)
Breakfast with alpacas Saturdays and Sundays 8:30am. During school holidays we are also open during the week.
Afternoon alpaca experiences
Afternoon tea with alpacas
(on special occasions or groups of 10+)
Farm stays
Alpaca education by appointment
Featured on Channel 7 Sunrise 17 February 2021. Have a look at the videos of Sam Mac visiting us.
Also featured on NBN's Location Location
Please attached video by Thitinan Pin
https://youtu.be/ZBJ5Qub2JeI https://www.facebook.com/106564227829050/posts/132963335189139/?vh=e&d=n
Farm experiences
If you're looking for things to do in the Central Coast this weekend.
Visit our farm and get up close and personal with our alpacas.
Iris Lodge is a working farm on the Central Coast NSW. You can meet our alpacas, wiltipoll sheep, horses and cows and our maremma Lola.
At Iris Lodge Alpacas we offer our guests the opportunity to experience life on the farm and get to know our animals.
When you arrive you'll meet Billy our very special guard alpaca who will want to be fed a banana before he will let you on the farm. Next you'll meet Ellie a wiltipoll sheep who is Billy's best friend. Take time to meet Billy and Ellie and get some photos. Ellie enjoys a good deep tissue massage.
Next its time to meet and feed Coby and Andy our horses who enjoy apples and carrots.
We then meet our collection of lambs.
Walking up past the horses we meet Benny and gang our flock of wiltipoll sheep. They are keen for their grain and carrots. Here you'll have the chance to hand feed the sheep and learn about what makes wiltipolls different to other sheep. You'll also meet Lola our maremma who guards the sheep From here its off to the alpacas where you will the opportunity to hand feed them their alpaca mix and carrots. We spend time meeting the alpacas, interacting with them and learning their personalities.
When the alpacas are full its time to meet the cows and calves.
Its' now time to round up the alpacas and head up for our complimentary breakfast watching the alpacas.
Enclosed shoes are recommended for this experience.
Breakfast with Alpacas
$50 (plus booking fee)
The alpaca farm experience on the Central Coast appeals to people of all ages.
You'll meet Billy our very special guard alpaca who will want to fed a banana before he will let you on the farm. Next you'll meet Ellie a wiltipoll sheep who is Billy's best friend. Take time to meet Billy and Ellie and get some photos. Ellie enjoys a good deep tissue massage
Please bring some bananas for Billy, Joey and Cruz and sliced carrots for other alpacas
Next its time to meet and feed Coby and Andy our horses who enjoy apples and carrots
Walking up past the horses we meet Benny and the gang our flock of wiltipoll sheep. They are keen for their grain and carrots. Here you'll have the chance to hand feed the sheep and learn about what makes wiltipolls different to other sheep. You'll also meet Lola our maremma who guards the sheep
From here its off to the alpacas where you will the opportunity to hand feed them their alpaca mix and carrots. We spend time meeting the alpacas, interacting with them and learning their personalities.
When the alpacas are full its time to round them up and bring them to where we have breakfast
Its' now time for our breakfast watching the alpacas
Enclosed shoes are recommended
This is a 2.5 hour experience commencing at 8:30am
Shearing time
For those that have attended an event and are interested in seeing alpacas being shorn
Shearing this year has been postponed to 24 November 2020. Contact us if you would like to attend
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