Small alpaca farm with alpacas, chickens, ducks, and honey bees. Serene setting ideal for relaxation. Not open to the public, so you will have run of the property as the only outside guests to meditate, relax, and return to nature. Quick drive or Uber to commuter rail into Boston or Providence. Over 100 acres of opens space on the other side of cemetery opposite the property, great for walking pets or just talking a nature stroll. Family friendly (we have two grade school age kids). LGBTQ+ friendly.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

Extra night fees include water and electric which are only charged separately for the first night.

Parking location is to left of house in grass driveway parallel to paddock fencing. Trailers and larger rigs: Must back in -- Recommend 1st turning onto cemetery road directly across from grass drive, allowing you to back nearly straight into grass drive. Street is not busy and traffic will not mind stopping a minute to allow you to finish backing in. Smaller non-trailer rigs (e.g. camper vans) do not need to back in and are welcome to pull all the way into back yard behind the house next to the patio area.

A work in process, but currently offering: Experiences: 1. Farm animal petting and feeding (alpaca, ducks, chickens) - small fees for treat bags. 2. Guided alpaca nature walk. Host-led experience where you can take an alpaca for a walk on an old rail trail with scenic pond and river views. 3. Honey bee demonstrations Products: 1. Farm fresh eggs (duck and chicken) 2. Produce (seasonal) 3. Raw local honey 4. Alpaca raw fiber (unspun) 5. Alpaca fiber yarn products (e.g. gloves, hats, socks) made locally from local New England co-op pooled alpaca farms.