On-Farm Trek

at Catanger Llamas

Towcester Available from Sun 20 Dec to Sun 27 Dec

Book the Catanger Llamas On-Farm Trek for a fun woodland adventure in Northamptonshire

Meet your new four-legged walking companion and enjoy a unique countryside experience at Catanger Farm. The On-Farm Trek takes you through beautiful woodland trails specially created within the farm's 20-acre native woodland.

  • Approximately 2-mile trek through woodland
  • Guided walk lasting around 1 hour
  • Whole experience lasts approximately 2 hours
  • Perfect for first-time llama trekkers
  • Meet the rest of the herd after your walk
  • 20th and 27th December 2026

What to expect on your On-Farm Trek

Your visit begins in the welcoming log cabin visitor centre, where you'll receive an introduction to llamas before meeting your festively dressed trekking partner.

After a handling and safety briefing, you'll set off through scenic woodland rides cut into Catanger Farm's beautiful native woodland. With plenty of opportunities to spend time with your llama and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, this is a great way to experience the countryside at a relaxed pace.

Following the trek, you'll have the opportunity to visit the rest of the herd before warming up with festive treats back at the visitor centre.

Location

Catanger Llama Trekking

Wappenham Rd,
Weedon Lois,
Towcester,
Northamptonshire,
NN12 8FN
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How to find us

  • By car: Catanger Llama Trekking is located in the Northamptonshire countryside near Towcester and is easily accessible from Northampton, Milton Keynes, Banbury and Buckingham. Enter NN12 8FN into your sat nav and follow local signs to Catanger Farm. Free parking is available on-site.
  • By train: The nearest railway stations are Northampton and Milton Keynes Central. From either station, visitors are advised to take a taxi to Catanger Llama Trekking.
  • By bus: Local bus services operate to nearby Towcester and surrounding villages. Taxi services are recommended for the final part of the journey to the farm.
  • By foot: Catanger Llama Trekking is situated in a rural countryside location and is best accessed by car. Visitors walking from nearby villages should take care when using country roads and public footpaths.
  • On arrival: Head to the farm's welcoming log cabin visitor centre, where you'll check in, meet the team and be introduced to your llama before setting off on your adventure through the woodland or surrounding countryside.
Facilities
  • Free parking available on-site
  • Log cabin visitor centre
  • Accessible facilities in visitor centre
  • Toilets
More Info
What is included in the On-Farm Trek?

Your experience includes a woodland llama trek, safety briefing, introduction to the llamas, a visit to the herd and festive treats after the walk.

How long does the experience last?

The full experience lasts approximately 2 hours.

How far is the trek?

The trek covers around 2 miles through Catanger Farm's 20-acre native woodland.

Do children need an adult ticket?

Yes. Every child ticket must be purchased with one adult ticket. Each child must be accompanied by one participating adult and share a llama.

Is the On-Farm Trek suitable for younger children?

No, it is not suitable for children under 7 years old.

Can spectators attend?

No, spectators are not permitted.

Are dogs allowed?

No, dogs are not permitted on the farm treks.

What should I wear?

Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and suitable walking footwear.

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