Welcome to The Alpacaly Guide, your trusted guide to exploring the Lake District. Written by the team at World Famous Alpacaly Ever After, you’ll discover the best family attractions, alpaca and llama experiences, camping, scenic walks, wildlife, local food, hidden gems and unforgettable days out across Cumbria. Whether you’re planning your first visit or returning for another adventure, our expert guides will help you make the most of everything the Lake District has to offer
Ste started with us in summer 2019 and he walks, talks and breathes alpaca’s, he’s even got the tattoo to prove it! Ste is a firm favourite with our Lingholm alpacas and he’s Billy’s best mate. He is a Mancunian grafter, always early, always organised and loves a good chat with all our walkers :) Greetings …
Joker and Rosie both have what’s called Wry Face. The more appropriate use of the term wry is in reference to a crooked neck, hence the condition’s common name wry neck; its medical name is torticollis. As a verb, wry literally means “pull out of proper shape, make awry”; as an adjective, it means “having a bent …
This is what being a Social Enterprise is all about… and it’s thanks to all of you in The Woolly Army! As part of Our Mission we aim to make our alpaca and llama experiences accessible to all and provide everyone with an inspiring, memorable experience and an opportunity to connect with nature in a way that …
Choosing the right gear for our guides has a lot of considerations… they have to be ready for any weather, able to walk and trek, it has to be hard wearing (like they are) and it has to look good and say who they are; smart, fast on their feet and proud of being part …
If you’ve got some spare time like Moody, we’d love to get your feedback… on us! Form HERE We will reward you handsomely we promise – one lucky lucky person will win an Amazing Alpacaly Package of Goodies containing some of our NEW and NEVER before seen gifts!! For a llamated (do you see what …
As a Social Enterprise our mission is… To provide the alpacas and llamas in our care with the best possible lives and the utmost care. To offer a welcoming new home for life, for unwanted alpacas and llamas from all over the UK. To provide people with hugely enjoyable and unique alpaca experiences that are …
It sounds like ‘chorizo’ but it’s spelt like ‘huarizo’ and it’s actually a llama and alpaca cross. We have a huarizo called Frodo and he comes trekking up Catbells with our llama boys, and for a little chap, he’s kind of a big deal! For more details on our llama treks in the Newlands Valley, …
“All our visitors have always had to keep an alpaca or llama apart so we were one step ahead on social distancing! We would like to reassure our visitors and those looking to book that we are doing our utmost to protect both visitors and guides, and are confident in providing a safe and hugely …
Our August Newsletter, 2020… We asked you guys to name this beautiful little pixie faced chap… and you called him DAVE Yup, Dad ‘Spud’ and Mum ‘Leelee’ were very proud parents to a little boy who needed a name so we asked you all for suggestions and ended up with a short-list that included: Spudley, Chip, …
Nicole applied for a job with us in February 2020… tricky times! Luckily for us when we contacted her in July she was free and keen so she’s joined our team and we couldn’t be happier :) Hey everyone, I’m Nicole! A 24 year old pure-bred Cumbrian who loves animals (clearly!) I keep myself quite active …
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