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Alpaca Camp at TX-Ture Farm

Alpaca Camp – Farm Life Experience

Multiple Dates & Times  |  TX-Ture Farm 1833 Dr Sanders Rd, Aubrey TX 76227

Hurry!
Space is limited

Ages: 8 to 16
3-Day Summer Camp
9AM – 3PM
$350

Alpaca Camp allows your child experience alpaca farm life!

Parents, drop your 8-16 yr old child off to learn about alpacas, experience daily farm activities, complete fun projects, and enjoy daily paca picnics.  Hurry, space is limited to 12 kids per session to ensure a high-quality experience.

The days will include:

  • Alpaca and general farm education
  • Hands-on alpaca observations, handling, and cuddling
  • Meet the Komondor guardian dogs
  • Daily chores: feed, water, maintenance
  • The days will include:
    • Alpaca and general farm education
    • Hands-on alpaca observations, handling, and cuddling
    • Meet the Komondor guardian dogs
    • Daily chores: feed, water, maintenance
    • Fun projects:
      • Day 1: Wet felted soap
      • Day 2: Paca Painting
      • Day 3: Smores! Hayrack ride! Water balloons!
  • Bring-your-own picnic lunch!
  • Keepsake photos

 

 

FAQ

COVID & Cancellation Info & Policies

What should my child wear and bring?

  • Closed toe shoes are mandatory.
  • Comfortable farm clothing that can get soiled.
  • Jacket or hoodie suitable for rain if needed.
  • Ballcap or hat
  • SUN SCREEN

What are your age restrictions?

  • The alpaca summer camp is available to children ages 8 thru 16.

Will my child get to pet the alpacas? 

  • Yes!

Will my child just be free labor…like in the movie “Holes“?

  • No!  The “Daily Chores” last only a few minutes.  Your child will learn the importance of the daily chores and team up with other children for a brief hands-on experience.

Do alpacas kick? 

  • While rare, yes alpacas might kick when they feel threatened from behind.  Your child will receive safety instructions and be supervised while working with alpacas.

Do alpacas spit?

  • Yes.  Alpacas spit at each other when they feel threatened or they are competing for food.  While it’s rare for alpacas to spit at humans, we do occasionally get caught in the cross-fire.

How does weather effect the Summer Alpaca Camp?  

  • This is life on the farm.  These sessions take place rain or shine and warm or cold.  Even in rainy conditions, children will only be in the elements intermittenly for short periods of time.  In the event of severe weather, we will focus on indoor activities for the safety and welfare of your children.

If you still have questions, call us at 940-343-5054.