Are children allowed on the Family Walk?

Yes, this walk is designed especially for families and is suitable for children of all ages.

Can we bring pets along?

For safety and animal welfare, pets are typically not allowed on the walk.

What animals will we interact with?

Besides llamas and alpacas, visitors can feed and see other farm animals on site.

Is the trail wheelchair accessible?

The path includes farm terrain that may be uneven and is not fully wheelchair accessible.

Do I need to book in advance?

Booking ahead is recommended to guarantee your spot, especially on weekends and holidays.

What time of year is best for this walk?

Late spring through early fall offers the best weather for a comfortable outdoor experience.

Family Walk with Llamas and Alpacas in Beaubassin-est | Farm

Situated in Beaubassin-est, New Brunswick, this Family Walk offers a rare chance to interact closely with llamas and alpacas in a serene rural setting. This gentle, one-hour farm adventure is ideal for families seeking a peaceful, child-friendly outdoor experience that combines light exercise with animal interaction. As you stroll along a 30 to 40-minute scenic route, the calm presence of these soft-footed companions makes this more than just a walk — it turns into a soothing connection with nature.

The local farm surroundings highlight the fertile landscapes of southeastern New Brunswick, characterized by broad fields, patches of wildflowers, and a temperate climate that nurtures diverse fauna and flora. The walk itself is quite accessible, making it perfect for children and adults looking for a relaxed pace. Along the trail, visitors can witness various farm animals in well-maintained habitats, gaining a hands-on understanding of rural life and animal care.

After the walk, guests are invited to feed the animals, adding a tactile and memorable element that children especially enjoy. This respectful interaction with llamas and alpacas, both native to South America but now thriving here, helps foster appreciation for these gentle creatures and the role small farms play in preserving biodiversity and sustainable agriculture. The experience is especially distinctive for the region, as such intimate farm walks with llamas and alpacas are uncommon in New Brunswick.

Whether you’re a local or visiting the nearby city of Moncton, this Family Walk combines education, light adventure, and a heartfelt connection to rural New Brunswick farm life. Its welcoming atmosphere and unique opportunity to walk with and feed llamas and alpacas make it a standout choice for families interested in engaging outdoor activities that highlight local farming traditions and animal care.

About Llamazing Adventures

Llamazing Adventures is a small animal-experience operator based in Beaubassin-est, New Brunswick. The company offers guided walks that pair visitors with friendly llamas and alpacas for short, family-oriented outdoor experiences. Llamazing Adventures operates three signature trips: the Family Walk, a one-hour farm activity with a 30–40 minute stroll and animal-feeding; the Short Beach Walk, a roughly 1 km beach stroll with photo opportunities where llamas and alpacas are transported to the shoreline; and the River Walk, a 1.5-hour trek near Cap Pele that follows rivers and routes through Acadian Forest, ending with a 30-minute farm visit.

Each itinerary is designed for families and animal lovers, suitable for a range of ages. The animals are described as friendly and are led on leashed walks; the Short Beach Walk emphasizes accessible terrain for participants and quick photo stops. Safety and animal welfare are central to the experiences: walks include managed interactions, supervised feeding, and brief on-farm time to meet other animals. Locations combine working-farm settings with coastal and riverside scenery in southeastern New Brunswick.

Visitors can expect hands-on time with llamas and alpacas, nature-focused walking routes, and opportunities for family photos. Llamazing Adventures focuses on straightforward, memorable outings rather than long hikes, making their offerings a practical option for families looking for clean, supervised, animal-centered activities near Beaubassin-est. Detailed trip descriptions include duration, terrain, and on‑farm activities so families can choose the appropriate walk. Photography is encouraged during the short, supervised encounters with animals. Locations are in southeastern New Brunswick. Seasonal scheduling.

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