Morning Beckons Farm LLC

Had a wonderful experience at morning beckons farm. I had been searching to find an edible emu egg for a family member for a while. I got in contact with Julie before we made the trip out to the farm. Once we arrived she was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful with how to store the egg and prepare it. The facility itself is lovely. The alpacas range over multiple large fields and are enthusiastic to get a little snack that the farm provides for a low cost. I would highly recommend visiting this farm. You can feel the love, time, and care they put into it. We will be coming back to visit for a tour in the future.

They have loads of cute alpacas and you can buy bags of feed for $2 and let them eat out of your hand! Need I say more? 🤪 …

We did the Tipsy Tour and despite the heat, we absolutely had a blast! You can byob and then the passionate owners take you around the farm, introducing you to the animals, how they’re cared for and so much more! Bring your walking shoes and be prepared for surprises (we got to see an alpaca give birth!) There are lots of different animals and you get to see them all up close and personal. Recommend for all ages, well, not the tipsy tour, but a tour of this fun farm!

I had such a great time here! The Llamas and alpacas were so cool! The tour was amazing, and Julie and Vern are great people to be around. Overall, one of the best farm experiences I've had. I can't wait to come here again!

Tipsy Tour was amazing! The owners take you around the farm and introduce you to different animals. Not only they give good care of the animals, they make sure to keep you entertained and safe.

The owners are awesome. The meats are delicious. The other products are top of the line in quality. And the animals are so fun to interact with. #buylocal #supportsmallbusiness #farmtotable. Join the group: SHOP-EAT-BUY-LOCAL-CT On Facebook.

The owners are very friendly and will gladly answer all your questions. You can visit the alpacas at roadside or walk in the driveway and see the chickens, peacocks, emus too. They have a store on site that sells all-things alpaca, eggs, compost.. Call ahead to visit the store.

This is a cool place to visit if you like alpacas. They have so many of them walking around. And you can feed them! You can pet them and hug them. You have to buy a ticket before going there. And make an appointment. People who own this place are so kind and they are walking you around and telling you interesting facts about alpacas and about the place itself. We were there in winter, it was kind of dirty but you can buy disposable shoe covers. They also have a gift store. You can buy a lot of things and even an EGG of an Ostrich!!! They have some of them as well.

I love bringing my children here, it's close to my home and the animals are friendly and so are the people lol The only thing that stinks sometimes is that the machine they have to purchase the food isn't always full, which is hard to explain to small children. But otherwise its always a good time 😁😁😁😁 …

It was a wonderful experience meeting Vern and having a great conversation about his business in general and alpacas specifically. Those are some wonderful animals - furry balls of love and joy - exactly what we needed in these troublesome times. We've visited the farm as a group of 4 adults and had so much fun there during the 2 hours of our stay that it definitely made the whole week better :) I haven't yet mentioned that's the biggest alpaca farm in New England and there's 300+ animals there including but not limited to: alpacas themselves, gorgeous lamas, sweet Nigerian dwarf goats, lovely donkeys. Simply stop reading right now - go for it!

Such a sweet place with small goats and alpacas . Definitely recommend to visit and able to feed the alpacas with their own special food

This place is amazing! It's a great place to take your little ones and enjoy the company of sweet and adorable alpacas. The owners are wonderful, friendly people as well! Highly recommend!

An absolutely amazing experience. The only things nicer than the owners were the alpacas themselves. Incredibly passionate and awesome owners, took us around the farm themselves explaining every aspect of it, even beyond the alpacas. Amazing fun for animal lovers and anybody!

Vern was so warm, friendly, knowledgable and personable. I learned so much about llamas and alpacas. There are also cows, pigs, emus, geese and chickens. Don’t forget to say hi to Olive the tortoise. The gift shop was a special treat and I left with many goodies. 5/5 I had an amazing time :)

They are the cutest! The people there are very nice, alpacas are easy to pet as long as you hold treats on your hand😊 …

Had so much fun today w a small group of friends for the 1 tour! Vern was hilarious and full of interesting facts about all the animals around us- you can tell this is a labor of love for him and his wife. Not only did we all get to feed …

This is one of the largest Alpaca farms in New England. Tours are available on weekends. We took the tour with our grandchildren. It's was fun and educational. Alpacas are very friendly and fun. They gently snack on treats from children's hands. We enjoyed our visit.

We went on the Tipsy Tour this weekend & it exceeded our expectations! We were blown away by how fun & hands-on it was. Vern & Julie are incredible hosts who answered all of our questions & made us laugh along the way. I highly recommend …

Morning Beckons farm is an amazing little farm! The alpacas are just adorable and always happy to meet new friends! The owners are very knowledgeable and friendly, and they take pride in their business. The farm store has the cutest gifts …

Julie, one of the Morning Beckons farm owners, was our 'tour guide'. She was so down to earth, so knowledgeable of all of her animals and her land history. Julie knows the names of over 200 animals and which animal they belong to. Her …