Our farm is located in Southern Maine about 20 miles from the Atlantic Ocean and some of the most beautiful beaches on the east coast. We are also within 20 miles of the lakes district of Maine with its fishing, boating and beautiful fall foliage. The farm is steeped in history. The area, once known as Narragansett, was parceled out to men who served in the Revolutionary War. One of these men, William Leavitt, built the farm house which still sits here today. Our farm was formed in 2002 on the site of this 230+ year old farmstead. We have begun the laborious but rewarding process of restoring the farm to its former beauty and intent. For most of its years, this site was a working family farm and with the arrival of our alpacas, it is once again.

The original owners, the Leavitt family, might never have imagined alpacas roaming their pastures or inhabiting their barns, but we hope our new take on the family farm will be pleasing to all who visit.  We welcome you to come and spend some time with us and our animals. We love visitors, and enjoy sharing our alpaca experiences with you. Please call ahead, so that we can provide quality time to you.

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