Welcome to Silkie’s Farm!

a sustainable alpaca breeding farm

Farm Store Hours 2024 until March 30th

Thursdays & Saturdays – 12p to 3p

Closed Mondays

The farm will be closed the first week of April. We will be attending the Eastern Alpaca Jamboree and Breeder’s Showcase in Harrisburg, PA.

When we return, store hours will be by appointment. Contact us info@silkiesfarm.com to set up a time.

Needle Felting and Paca Yoga Classes now posted

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Want to get a birds eye view of a needle felting class with Farren of Whimsical Woollies?? Or peek in on one of our Paca Yoga Classes with Amanda of Dragonfly Yoga?
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Silkie’s Farm is a family-owned and operated small business based in beautiful Chester County, Pennsylvania. Learn about our alpacas, visit our farm, or shop products online!

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Adopt One of Our Alpacas!

Yes, you can adopt one of our gorgeous alpacas to be your very own! Learn about the benefits include in our Adopt-An Alpaca program and how you can get involved.

Learn More Meet Our Alpacas

What a wonderful experience it was to visit Silkie’s Alpaca Farm

on a cold, snowy day this winter. We really enjoyed getting up close with the alpacas, having the opportunity to feed them carrots, petting them to feel their thick and soft coats while, thanks to Marcia’s gracious and interesting commentary, learning so much about these interesting creatures. The chickens (and that drake with his two girl ducks) were also fascinating.

There were so many kinds, with such interesting feathers and colors. Especially amazing was the huge and magnificent rooster, so dignified and impressive. Last, but definitely not least, was the chance to meet Squirt, the very large and weirdly cute, African spurred tortoise. Oh my, watching him eat a large cucumber and scarf down big kale leaves, lumber over to greet us and be petted, that alone was worth the trip.

-Sharon Smith