Posted in Kansas Attractions September 07, 2018 by

There’s An Alpaca Farm In Kansas And You’re Going To Love It

When’s the last time you visited someone’s farm and got to spend time with the animals kept there? These cute and fluffy creatures are the perfect animals for anyone to visit, because of their gentle (and downright adorable) nature. This little alpaca farm in Kansas is the perfect place to go when you want a fun day out with not many people around. If you haven’t visited one before, now’s the time to consider!

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Welcome to Manna Meadows Alpacas, a farm where alpacas are raised and you'll never want to leave.
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This alpaca farm is really in love with these gentle creatures, and it won't be long before you are too. One visit is all it takes!
If you've never seen an alpaca before, imagine a llama, but softer, cuter, and much more gentle.
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Not to say that llamas can't be those things, but these alpacas are even more so. It's amazing how calming it can be to just stand next to them or pet their fur.
You can reserve a time at the farm for a birthday, small event, or even just a regular visit where you're not bothered by crowds of people like at the zoo.
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Plus, these animals seem more friendly than any zoo alpaca I've met so far. All the love and personal care they receive really shows.
Visiting with alpacas big and small is a fun way to explore a local business as well as learn about an animal that might be completely new to you.
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Depending on the season, the animals here might be full of fluff or shaved clean, so if they look a little thin, it's completely normal.
If you've got the land, you can also shop for an alpaca of your own, right from the farm here.
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However, for those of us who live in town without much extra space, we can settle for some natural alpaca fur products sold here at the farm instead. Scarves, hats, toys, and even clothing can be found here for sale, to help support the farm.
All through the year, these adorable tiptoeing fuzzballs are befriending more Kansans that visit them. Schedule your visit in advance and spend the day meeting these beauties.
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Regular tours last about an hour or two, and the fee is $5 per person over the age of 5, but you'll need to call or use their website to schedule one in advance.

Manna Meadows Alpacas is located at 16842 Metro Ave, Bonner Springs, KS. Feel free to use the map below to find your way, and if you want to schedule a tour or learn more about the farm, check out their website right here or call them at (913) 461-5003.

If you want the feel of a farm for longer than a tour, you’ll love this overnight adventure where you can surround yourself with a beautiful ranch.