Eye-Level with Alpacas at Mad House Farm: An Hour Among Daisy, Whiskey and Loki

BROSELEY EVENTS FIELD GUIDE

Eye-Level with Alpacas at Mad House Farm: An Hour Among Daisy, Whiskey and Loki

A 60-minute, hands-on meet & greet on Frankly Farm Tours’ Mad House Farm where visitors feed, photograph and learn about a nine-strong herd.

Eye-Level with Alpacas at Mad House Farm: An Hour Among Daisy, Whiskey and Loki.

Duration
60 Min
Location
Broseley
Operator
Frankly Farm Tours
Category
Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

At Mad House Farm in Broseley you spend a focused hour with a small herd of alpacas, learning their quirks, feeding them and making photographs against a rustic, peaceful backdrop—the core of Frankly Farm Tours’ Alpaca Meet & Greet.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ANIMALS

Meet a Nine-Strong Herd

Interact directly with six female and three male alpacas, learning individual personalities—characters like Daisy, Whiskey and Loki—during a guided session that emphasizes hands-on time.

THE EXPERIENCE

Feeding, Photos and Personal Introductions

The hour includes an introduction to the herd, provision of alpaca food for guests, and unconfined time to feed and photograph the animals in the farm’s serene setting.

THE SETTING

Rustic Farm Atmosphere

Mad House Farm provides a quiet, picturesque backdrop for the meet & greet—an authentic rural setting where the focus is on calm, close encounters rather than spectacle.

What the day feels like

What the Hour Feels Like

You arrive at Mad House Farm and receive a brief health-and-safety rundown before guides introduce the alpacas and their personalities. The team provides feed, releases the animals from their pen, and guests spend the remainder of the hour feeding, photographing and asking questions as they bond with the herd.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this hour works best for—and when it may not be appropriate.

1
Animal LoversThe format centers on close, hands-on time with alpacas and introductions to their personalities—ideal for anyone who wants direct interaction with the herd.
2
Photographers & Casual ShootersPlenty of opportunities to photograph calm animals in a rustic setting during the allotted hour.
3
FamiliesThe structured, guided hour with feeding and close contact suits family outings, though specific age or participant policies are not detailed in the provided material.
4
Visitors Seeking a Long Hike or Intensive Farm TourThis experience is a focused, 60-minute meet & greet rather than a full-day farm tour or long outdoor trek.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The Alpaca Meet & Greet runs for 60 minutes.

What to Bring

Guides provide feed for the alpacas; a health-and-safety briefing is given on arrival—no additional gear list is specified in the provided details.

Meeting Point & Operator

The session takes place at Mad House Farm in Broseley and is operated by Frankly Farm Tours; guests are instructed to arrive at the farm for check-in.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the experience last?

The Alpaca Meet & Greet is 60 minutes long.

Where does the meet & greet take place?

The experience takes place at Mad House Farm in Broseley; guests arrive at the farm for the session.

Will I be able to feed the alpacas?

Yes—guides provide food for the alpacas and participants have time to feed them during the session.

How many alpacas are in the herd?

The herd comprises six female and three male alpacas.

What happens when I arrive?

On arrival you receive a health-and-safety briefing, then the team introduces the alpacas before they are let out for feeding, bonding and photos.

Can I take photographs?

Yes—guests are encouraged to take photographs while spending time with the alpacas.