Cotswold Vale Alpaca Experience

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Cotswold Vale Alpaca Experience

Alpaca farm offering Alpaca Experience Visits, Alpaca Therapy, Alpaca Wedding, Alpaca feeding,
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05/08/2024

Great reel from our last Paca Picnic from Bredon View Glamping 😊🦙

Check out Bredon View Glamping Retreats’s video.

05/08/2024

Extra special visitors at todays wedding

22/07/2024

👏👏PACA PICNIC - ITS BACK 👏👏

We will be having our next ”Paca Picnic Experience” on Sunday 28th July 12.30 - 1.30pm

Bring along your picnic, we have the picnic tables and once you have finished your picnic, we will let the 🦙🦙🦙boys down to meet you and you will have the opportunity to fed them some treats 😊🦙 and take lots of photos

Then we can go & meet the baby alpacas & their Mums 😊

This experience lasts 1 hour and costs £45 per table up to 6 people

Limited spaces, please DM or email [email protected] to enquiry / make your booking

“first come first served”

15/07/2024

The weanling boys had there first trip out to an event Karma Salford Hall
Beautiful venue, am amazing event where the boys got to meet lots of lovely people 😊

09/07/2024

14/06/2024

📣📣 Summer special 📣📣

The collab you didn’t know you needed, Acorn Adventures and Jo Jingles ❤️💛💚🤎

Who’s that happy little fellow, all dressed up in red and yellow? It’s Jo Jingles! Coming to sing, dance and play musical instruments with you for a taster of what happens at a Jo Jingles music and movement class!

Dates will be available for booking from 7:30pm on Sunday 16th June 🤩 don’t forget to set your reminders ⏰

06/06/2024

What a lovely visit we had this afternoon to meet everyone at Alveston Leys Care Home

We met some lovely people and the alpacas bought smiles to many faces, Cosmo & Nigel behaved impeccably as always and really enjoyed all the treats they had to eat, were looking forward to another visit very soon 😊🦙🦙🦙

28/05/2024

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!
Hope you enjoy following our page and our gorgeous alpacas 😊🦙

Victoria Stokes, Sally Overthrow, Lisa Garment

22/05/2024

PACA PICNIC - we have a couple of places left for this Sunday 26th May

Come along to meet & feed our gorgeous boys, you may even be lucky enough to meet our first Cria (baby alpaca of the year) Buttercup

Limited places, BOOKING REQUIRED - NO WALK IN
Please link below to book

We provide picnic table, you bring along your picnic, when youve finished the boys will join you for you to feed them some of their treats

21/05/2024

15/05/2024

How are we half way through May already?! Fear not, we still have 3 dates available to get your Acorn fix 🤩🌳🦙 June dates are also available on the booking site 👇 to book or booking link in bio

https://ibookwhen.com/acornadventures

19/04/2024

Someone really loves feeding Cooper during Acorn Adventures outdoor play sessions 💙🦙

10/04/2024

👀👀Can you see us? 👀👀

We’ve noticed in the past few weeks our posts aren’t reaching as many of you as we’d like (sometimes less the 10% of our followers!)

We’re no social media experts, and our Facebook and Instagram is the main channel of communication with our customers so it’s so important for us to be getting things right.

We know we aren’t the only ones, there are lots of business out there who are experiencing similar issues but if you are seeing this, please like, comment, save or share. You can also turn on notifications for posts at the top of our Instagram where the little 🔔 is.

Alternatively please do share with us what you’d like to see! Drop a comment or a message to us as we’d love to hear from you!

03/04/2024

We have everything crossed that the weather is going to start to be kind to us! Stop raining! and give us some lovely sunshine 🌞

We will hopefully be starting our Paca Picnics & meet, greet & feed sessions

Keep an eye on our fb page, like & share to keep up to date with what’s happening on the farm 😊🦙🫏🐐

We are however still doing our Alpaca Experience visits 😊

26/03/2024

Children and Meltdowns

Similar to an iceberg, which has a small visible portion above the water and a larger hidden part beneath the surface, anger often masks underlying emotions like hurt, fear, or frustration. This theory emphasises the importance of exploring and addressing these underlying emotions to better manage and understand anger.

Many mental health problems can be seen as icebergs, with the symptoms being the tip of the iceberg and the underlying causes being submerged. For example, depression is often caused by a combination of genetic, biological, psychological, and social factors.

The following video will explain the iceberg theory.

https://youtu.be/OHc1CdjCUg0?feature=shared

edmhss.org

25/03/2024

📣📣 April, May and June dates now live 📣📣

Join us for some spring and start of summer play 🌼😎

Pausing Time Photography will be joining us on Friday 12th April, Friday 26th April and Wednesday 12th June 📸😍

🌳Older siblings welcome in half term
🦙Feeding the alpacas part of every session
🌰 Discount of 25% when booking 4 or more sessions
🌼Under 1s free with paying sibling

https://bookwhen.com/acornadventures to book your space or link in bio 🔗

22/02/2024

Please stop raining 🌧️☔️💧🙏

Address

Cherry Tree Farm, Sandfield Lane
Evesham
WR117QS

Website

http://www.cotswoldvalealpacas.co.uk/

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Looking for something different to do during the Summer Holidays? Our Alpaca Experience is a unique experience for young & old 😊🦙🦙🦙

Two new arrivals on farm yesterday. Tina had a gorgeous little boy & Ginia has a gorgeous little girl. Both very healthy, up running around & feeding within first hour. Natures a wonderful thing ❤️❤️

Today was a big day for me, after a very long journey we dropped Bonnie & Cleo off at their new retirement home. Bonnie & Cleo were our 2nd & 3rd Cria born when started breeding in 2008. They have both produced some beautiful Cria for us and are due for a well deserved retirement in their beautiful new home. I know Fiona will love them and take very good care of them for me ❤️❤️. I couldn’t ask for more for these beautiful girls ❤️❤️

Wow we are so honoured and excited to receive the email to tell us we have been nominated by one of our lovely customers for “BEST FAMILY ATTRACTION” in the Muddy Stilettos Awards 2024 “Gloucestershire & Worcestershire” Please click on the link below to make your nomination https://glosworcs.muddystilettos.co.uk/awards/nominate/ Thank you in advance for your support, it’s really appreciated and please, please share. Let’s see how far we can get in the competition 😊🦙🌟🏆👏❤️ #MuddyAwards2024 #inlovewithlocal #smallbusiness @muddyglosworcs

Lots of noisey bird visitors the weanlings paddock, but they are taking no notice of them 😊🤣

We would like to wish all our visitors and followers a very Happy Christmas & New Year. And thank you for all your support as a small business it is very much appreciated. 😊❤️🦙🫏🦙🫏

It’s not easy getting used to the spider legs 😬🤣💙

Ginnie’s gorgeous baby boy 😍💙❤️

Ginnie’s new baby boy 😍💙❤️

So this morning instead my usual kiss Ginnie spat at me 😬 but she had good reason to, she was in labour 😯 This is a very, very special thing to be happening, Ginnie aka little Ginnie had a real rough start to life 🥲 We believe she was one of twins, her Mum had a miscarriage in April 20 and sadly we thought that was that! but early July little Ginnie arrived which was quite a shock, she was a tiny little thing just 5kg (normal newborn Cria are usually around 8 - 10kg) Although she was tiny, she was a strong and determined little thing, up, walking and looking to feed very quickly. Sadly her Mum had very little milk, which became apparent in the first few days, I monitored her closely, wanting her to stay with her Mum, I started topping her up with a couple of bottles, (the aim was to keep her with her Mum and hope her milk came in properly, but sadly it didn’t) bottle feeding was stressful for her, her Mum and me! And after 4 weeks of chasing her around the paddock to catch her to feed her, and her not really gaining any weight, the decision was made to separate her from her Mum and put her on the bottle full time. Not ideal for anyone but best way forward for little Ginnie. It was hard work, feeding her every couple of hours, day & night, but thankfully after a couple of weeks she finally accepted me as her main food source, and she finally started to gain weight. She was always a lot smaller than all the other Cria, but she was a fighter and I eventually weaned her off the bottle when she was nearly 6 months old. She was a proper sassy little madame but always came up for a kiss from me 🥰. But we did have to be very strict on touching or cuddling as she did get a little too familiar. She did grow into herself and when she was 2 years old we mated her, to our joy she appeared to have got pregnant and so we waited 😊 But her story didn’t end there, last October she got what we believe to be grass staggers, it was heartbreaking to see

It may have been raining this morning but the boys were still keen on meeting all the little ones enjoying their outdoor play session Acorn Adventures outdoor play 😊💙

Yesterday Cosmo & Cooper where special guests at a lovely wedding @ Stone Barn, Upper Windrush, Cheltenham. Both perfectly behaved and were so proud of Cooper at his very first wedding 💙💙

Rest of the Mums & Cria meeting the new kid on the bloke 😊💙❤️

Latest arrival at Cherry Tree Farm, Cria no 9 a gorgeous little boy for Tania 😊💙❤️

Never been so pleased to see a Mum feeding her Cria 😌. Nicola decided after Cria shearing on Wednesday, although she still loved her baby she wasn’t keen on feeding her !! So we’ve had a couple of worrying days, a bit of topping up with the bottle and a day & night penned in the barn with all the other Mums & Babies to keep her company (weather was dreadful Friday so they were all shut in under cover) Such a relief to stop her on the camer a last feeding her and again this morning out in the field and catching it on camera. Nicola did show her gentle loving side in the photos of her Cria sitting ❤️😍

You just can’t help smiling at these two, waiting for their breakfast this morning (very vocal 🤣🤣) and the chance to go into the paddock with some lush long grass (only fit a little while) we don’t want them getting any fatter than they are 🤣🤣🫏🫏

The lovely sounds of the birds singing and the happy munching of the girls and the babies running around in the background. Even if the ground is still rather wet !!