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            Dunreyth Alpacas

              Adsdean Park

                   (Dunreyth Alpacas is not a petting farm.)

Bruce & Peta live in an idyllic setting on the side of the South Downs in West Sussex.

They gave  up their profession as Nurses and now run their herd of alpacas on their own land in  Adsdean Park.

They were the first in the country to offer Alpaca walking to the public (to their knowledge ) and the first to take Alpacas to Hospices etc. All now copied by many. 

Unlike other venues however . Each client  may have an Alpaca to themselves .

SEE WALKING PAGE FOR DETAILS. An Alpaca walking Experience second to none.

They breed friendly alpacas in a variety of colours for their fibre and the manufacture of unique hand knitted garments which can be purchased from their onsite shop.

2017 was their best year ever for both Alpaca sales and visitors. It exceeded all their previous years! 2018 is expected to be even better. They have recently  been providing corporate alpaca experiences(Team building) for several large & small local companies.

Attendances at weddings have increased by 60% from 2016 .

Pet-a-Paca visits to Hospices ,Care homes ,Rest Homes have also increased.

As well as visitors from all around the UK they have enjoyed seeing people from South Africa, China, Hong Kong (a lady booked her walk from H. K), Holland, India , Japan and The Arab Emirates, and they were all enthralled by interacting with our friendly alpacas.

Adsdean Park Shepherds hut accommodation is available from March -October.

 Local information

 Post walk meals and drinks .

We recommend the Barleymow pub in Walderton   http://thebarleymow.pub/

Accommodation B&B.

We recommend "Saddlers in Funtington".

Funtington Parish Council do not support Dunreyth Alpacas and could be viewed as obstructive, therefore there are no signs allowed to the site.

Please see "how to find us " in our website