Hickory Lane Alpacas is a working farm where visitors can hand-feed a herd of 32 alpacas. This family-friendly destination features diverse farm friends, including pigs, goats, horses, and peacocks, providing an interactive alpaca farm Napanee experience through private guided tours and educational animal encounters.
Hickory Lane Alpacas is a working farm in Napanee that keeps 32 alpacas alongside chickens, ducks, pigs, goats, horses, and peacocks. The farm runs on education and animal welfare first, with guided tours that walk you through the enclosures and let you feed the alpacas by hand. The animals have distinct personalities, and the people running the place know each one. It is a small operation where you are in with the animals, not watching them from behind a fence.
What to Expect
The tours are hands-on. You will walk through the enclosures, touch and feed the animals, and hear about how they are cared for on a working farm. Kids tend to gravitate toward the alpacas, but the peacocks, pigs, and goats hold their own.
Here’s What’s Different
- Alpacas can be hand-fed directly for a close-up interaction.
- Peacocks, roosters, and ducks roam the property freely.
- The tour walks you through the actual working enclosures of the farm.
Good to KnowÂ
- Booking an appointment in advance is required. While tours are free, donations help support the care of the 32 resident alpacas and the rest of the animals on the property.
- LOCAL TIP
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes. You will be walking directly in the animal enclosures during your tour.
- FAST FACTS
- Alpaca wool is naturally hypoallergenic, flame-resistant, and water-resistant.
- You may encounter roosters, ducks, and peacocks moving freely during your visit.
Your Route
What We Offer
Common Questions
Appointments must be booked in advance via the official website or by calling 613-354-1480.
The primary focus is on the alpacas, but check for seasonal updates. The farm often partners with local holiday initiatives.
You can meet chickens, roosters, ducks, pigs, goats, horses, and peacocks.
Alpaca fibre is naturally hypoallergenic. Check the on-site shop for a selection of wool goods.
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Getting Here
7326 County Road 9 in Napanee
The farm is a short drive from the 401 corridor.