Spend an unforgettable hour at Frankly Farm Tours in Broseley meeting a lively herd of alpacas. Feed, photo, and unwind in this hands-on farm adventure just outside historic Ironbridge Gorge.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required.
Wildlife
History
Mad House Farm sits close to Ironbridge Gorge, the cradle of the Industrial Revolution, adding cultural richness to your rural visit.
Conservation
Frankly Farm Tours emphasizes sustainable farming practices and animal welfare, minimizing environmental impact in their operations.
Frankly Farm Tours
Spend an unforgettable hour at Frankly Farm Tours in Broseley meeting a lively herd of alpacas. Feed, photo, and unwind in this hands-on farm adventure just outside historic Ironbridge Gorge.
Frankly Farm Tours is a family-run visitor attraction based in Broseley, England, offering guided farm experiences and hands-on animal encounters. The operation focuses on close-up interactions with alpacas, Dexter cattle, sheep, ducks, chickens and other small animals across curated experiences such as Alpaca Meet & Greet, Highland Cow Cuddles, Meet the Mini Moos and Open Farm visits.
Visitors can book structured activities like Afternoon Tea, Picnic Boxes and supervised Pygmy Goat Playtime, all designed for families and small groups. Food items such as afternoon teas and picnic boxes are prepared locally and presented on the day. Indoor Play in The Old Barn features themed zones—Construction, Farm Shop, Sand Tray, Lego and Vets—offering unlimited playtime for children.
Frankly Farm Tours operates from a Shropshire farm near Broseley with attention to animal welfare, visitor safety and clear guidance during interactions. Staff provide briefings and supervised feeding and petting sessions. Booking information, event dates and specific accessibility details are published on the business’s event listings and reservation pages. The operation advertises early bird booking for seasonal events and promotes photography opportunities during meet-and-greets. As a licensed visitor experience in England, the farm emphasises small-group encounters, locally prepared refreshments and family-friendly activities that showcase rural life and gentle animal handling. Visitors often leave with practical knowledge about care, breeding cycles and responsible interaction practices suited to children and adults alike.
Location
Broseley, England
Shropshire farm location
Experiences
11 experiences
Hands-on animal encounters
Seasonal Events
Spring & Christmas
Early bird booking available
Locally Prepared
Afternoon tea & picnic
Freshly made on the day
Reserve Alpaca meet-and-greets, indoor play sessions or seasonal events now — limited spaces and early bird options available.
Book in advance
These intimate sessions have limited availability, so reserve your spot early to avoid disappointment.
Wear weather-appropriate shoes
The farm has uneven grassy areas; sturdy shoes help maintain comfort and balance.
Follow farm safety instructions
Listen closely to guides for proper alpaca handling and hygiene practices to protect both you and the animals.
Bring a camera
Plenty of photo opportunities await with photogenic alpacas against scenic rural backdrops.
Waterproof jacket
Protects against unpredictable spring showers typical in Shropshire.
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Comfortable walking shoes
Supports steady footing on grassy and uneven farm terrain.
Camera or smartphone
For capturing memorable moments with the alpacas and scenic backdrop.
Layered clothing
Keeps you warm during cooler autumn visits with flexibility for temperature changes.
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