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Domaine des Nobles Alpagas

Domaine des Nobles Alpagas

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24 Chemin Barnes, West Brome, Québec, J0E 2P0, Canada
(450) 242-4255 www.alpagas-dna.ca
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May 30, 2018
We had an awesome time here. The farm manager was extremely friendly, took the time to answer all our questions and then some, and helped us have a safe and enjoyable interaction with the alpacas. They have a tiny gift shop that carries alpaca products, and we ended up butts whole bunch of stuff—the manager, unlike most places, wasn’t pushy about making a sale, which made the entire experience much more enjoyable. Also unlike other farms, they don’t charge a cover fee to let you in! It’s an absolute must see if you’re in those parts of the province.

Jul 29, 2018
This was a great experience for my family Located no more them about 100 KMS from Montreal and about thirty minutes from the American border,Lac Brome has a lot to offer to all. The people are friendly, bilingual and helpful. We also went to the alpaca farm and that was certainly an eye opening experience. A lot of fun to say the least. The streets were clean and the town people took pride in their homes. The food was a bit expensive- Antique shops abound. All in all an enjoyable experience.

Aug 10, 2018
Loads of fun and a very enthusiastic owner to learn more about these amazing creatures. The boutique was very reasonably priced (we bought a stylin' 100% alpaca cardigan and a 100% alpaca ladies sweater for $200 each (tax included).

Oct 22, 2017
Very nice place to see beautiful Alpacas. Small boutique to buy alpaca goodies like scarves and socks etc.

Aug 15, 2016
Though it's free, in a way visiting here is like listening to a timeshare sales pitch. Not a real farm, more of a hobby investment farm to sell alpacas and their clothing wares.

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