Southern Estates Alpacas, Adairsville

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By janieharris

What a beautiful experience! Words cannot describe the joy and love that is purely embedded at this place. I feel as if everyone could benefit from having a day outside, loving and learning about the.... more

What a beautiful experience! Words cannot describe the joy and love that is purely embedded at this place. I feel as if everyone could benefit from having a day outside, loving and learning about the.... more »
By CarolineKillmon

This is, hands down, the best thing to do in Georgia! It was such a wonderful and relaxing experience, full of fun and excitement. Mrs. Liz is truly an expert and a joy to be around! From learning...

This is, hands down, the best thing to do in Georgia! It was such a wonderful and relaxing experience, full of fun and excitement. Mrs. Liz is truly an expert and a joy to be around! From learning... more »
By sarwhy

Let me start off how wonderful Liz was prior to and during our visit to Southern Estate Alpaca. She was so friendly and such a delightful person to talk to from booking our tour, answering questions..... more

Let me start off how wonderful Liz was prior to and during our visit to Southern Estate Alpaca. She was so friendly and such a delightful person to talk to from booking our tour, answering questions..... more »

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By Carla Denney

It was fun for three older women to visit and feed treats to alpacas and horses, as well as to ride in a vehicle over pastureland. Jenna was friendly and knowledgeable about the alpacas. There were eleven at the time we were there, but there will be more in future, since ten are expecting babies. I'd love to go back and see the next generation!

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By Kimmie Theteacher

My daughter's and I visited this family owned farm. Jenna was very friendly and very welcoming. My daughter's and I fed Alpacas, then we fed and held piglets, took a hay ride to feed and pet horses. It was a delightful trip!

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By D Umar

We had a great time on our farm tour here. You really get up close with the animals. We got to feed and pet horses, goats, and alpacas. It's family run and super quaint and fun. The signage is not great so it can be a little hard to find and you have to reserve in advance, but absolutely worth it.

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By Catherine McLaughlin

Liz was so nice to go out of her way to assist me, for a special purchase for Christmas. But it didn't end there, she took me out to meet and feed the boy Alpaca ' s and then over to visit with the momma goats. All the while engaging in conversation about the farm. And can't forget Slinky the cat who escorted us to each area, we visited. I can't wait to come back and bring my girls and my nieces, to share such a delightful experience and buy more super, soft merchandise. Thanks Liz Merry Christmas to you both.

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By Daniel Fifield

Five stars for the Alpacas and pigs and the super chill, friendly staff. We had a great start to the visit and DO recommend, however.... -5 stars for the super slow, hot, uneventful "hay ride". All it needed was someone sitting in the back with us telling us about the farm, or the history of the land, or something to take my mind off being so miserably hot. Instead we sat in the sun and sweat for about 30mins looking around at some land that, honestly, looks like it hasn't been kept up very well... it was miserable. So definitely go and feed the animals, and just skip the hay ride. Maybe go pet the horses instead? They were great, but not even part of the experience (we stopped on our way out as they were near the fence and they were super friendly and came, almost running, over to us.

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