
frequently asked questions
FAQs
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we host experiences seasonally from April-July and September-December
llama-grams, educational/therapeutic visits and farm visits can be made by appointment over the winter weather permitting
visits are by reservation only, we do not offer open hours to the public
tickets are required in advanced for all events and experiences at the farm
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Our private nature preserve is south of Cedar Rapids, Iowa near Shueyville
Visits to our farm are by reservation only, we do not offer open hours to the public as our farm is also a private residence
After you book an experience with us you will be provided with our address and access code in your confirmation email
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public group llama hikes are released by season and Spring 2025 hikes go on sale March 26 at Noon on our website
private llama hikes can be booked by emailing us your requested date and time
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We have a strict no pets policy
for the well-being and safety of your pet and the llamas we do not allow dogs or other pets on the farm
Llamas view dogs they are unfamiliar with as a predator which can alter the llamas behavior to be on guard and defensive
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We have a llama experience for all ages
We require that anyone ages 10 and under be accompanied by an adult with a llama at all times and kids ages 2 and under are always free
public group llama hikes have an age minimum of 10 and up, while private hikes are all ages
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yes they do, but on one another when they are mad or fighting over food. Our llamas will not spit on you thank goodness!