Shropshire Sheep Walking - Frankly Farm Tours

Frankly Farm Tours

Available to 27 October 2024

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Located in Shropshire and surrounded by a beautiful countryside, Frankly Alpacas is home to an array of sociable, friendly and adorable farm animals!

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Home to a wide range of unique, interactive and unforgettable animal experiences, visit Frankly Alpacas to meet the newest residents - the herd of Shropshire Sheep!

  • From Frankly Alpacas neighbours at Windy Ridge comes a herd of male Shropshire Sheep!
  • See Frankly Alpacas newest rescued residents and their second chance at life
  • Upon arrival at the farm, meet your knowledgeable guide at The Old Barn 
  • Receive a quick health and safety briefing before you meet your companions for the day
  • Cross the courtyard and meet your woolly walking friends - can you find them?
  • Meet the friendly (and occasionally stubborn!) sheep and pick your favourite!
  • Learn about what makes the Shropshire Sheep such a special, unique breed 
  • Once acquainted with your fuzzy friend, you'll go for a short stroll around the farm!
  • At the end of the track, you'll get an unmissable opportunity to feed your sheep!
  • Take memorable photographs before swapping over and head back to the courtyard
  • Please note: for safety reasons, this experience is for 13+ only

You'll love the Shropshire Sheep and will be delighted by their silly characteristics and gentle nature - you might even get a 'Baa-Bye!' 

About your Adventure:

  • Mandatory introductory talk and safety briefing
  • Personal feeding & petting time with the sheep
  • 20 minutes walking with the sheep
  • Sheep food provided
  • Q&A opportunities throughout

Book Frankly Alpacas tickets today and have a great family day out in Shropshire with the farm animals!

Pound Ln TF12 5AU,
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How to find us

Address: Frankly Alpacas, Caughley Farm Pound Lane, Broseley, TF12 5AU

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By car:

Frankly Alpacas is located in Broseley, Shropshire. Use the postcode TF12 5AU in your sat-nav.

The entrance to Pound Lane is adjacent to the Forester's Arms pub in Broseley on Avenue Road. Please do NOT try to access Pound Lane from the access at the Woodbridge Pub in Coalport as this is a private road. Some sat-nav systems may direct you there in error.

Please allow a few extra minutes to drive down Pound Lane. It is a farm track for the most part and can be bumpy in places. Vehicles of many shapes and sizes use the lane with no issue, but please take care and drive slowly.

Drive for around two miles down Pound Lane past two cottages and the quarry weighbridge on your right hand side. Follow the road round to the left, up a slight incline, continuing past Inett Cottage on your left hand side. At the end of the road you will see a gate in front of you with the Frankly Alpacas logo facing you. 

  • Free parking
  • This is an all-weather attraction, there is a small marquee which offers some protection on rainy days, however don't forget to bring weather appropriate clothing and footwear!
  • The tracks are not smoothly tarmacked and may be uneven or muddy.
  • As a result, the walking experiences are unfortunately not accessible for wheelchair users or pushchairs.
  • The Paca Picnic however, is suitable for a wider range of people.
  • Alpacas are calm, reserved and friendly social creatures.
  • However, they are still wild animals at heart and can sometimes be unpredictable.
  • Prior to the experience, you will be briefed on health safety to further minimise the risks of accidents.
  • If you have underlying health conditions then it is your responsibility to assess whether you are fit to undertake the experience.

Although alpacas are clean animals, we would strongly advise washing hands prior to eating food and leaving the site. 

  • Alpacas only tend to spit at other alpacas, usually an uninterested female towards a pushy male or both genders towards members of the herd that try to pinch their food.
  • It is very unlikely that an alpaca will spit at a human unprovoked! 

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