Kensington Prairie Farm Ltd.

A definitely must-visit place in Metro Vancouver if you are an animal lover :) The store had a variety of cute choices although things were not cheap. Staff were friendly too.

Very wholesome visit, lots of cute alpacas to see and the gift shop is full of wonderful locally made products. Also lots of chickens and rabbits and cows. A wonderful way to spend a sunny afternoon.

Lovely Alpacas! It was nice to watch all the farm animals here. Also, pleased by the friendly service in the gift shop. Thank you for the surprise notepad.

I came here on a rainy day with my niece. We were the only people visiting, one of the girls name Paige who works there was going to go on her break but instead jumped on the opportunity to take us on a personal tour around and at the same time educate us about the llamas and alpacas... We learned alot and she took her time and showed us all of the animals. Excellent experience and the price is excellent, also when you buy an admission they give you the price of. Admission as a discount to their store so that was awesome! Came home with eggs! Excited to come back! ❤️

Walking an alpaca was fun! Saturna is super cute. We were very happy to walk such a good looking alpaca. People at the farm are very friendly. They also have a store and sell really cute alpaca fleece stuffs.

The guide is very fun and knowledgeable. Kids had a great time seeing the animals and play with the bunny, chicks, and ducks.

A friend of ours recommended us to go with her to see this place with our kids. When we showed up we waited a bit and saw some others roaming the area to see the alpacas but weren’t aloud to go inside the fields. I was very confused with the set up as you pay $7.50 each for an adult and kids under 12 get into for free. They do have chickens, roosters, bunnies, turkeys and beef cows. Some u can see from close up but the whole point is to see alpacas but they were all in the field and we found out later that u had to pay more for a guided tour. Many staff on site doing choirs and other farm jobs but only one lady let us touch a bunny out of the cage. I’m still confused why I spent 15 dollars for 10 mins of fun for my kids. I think a real petting zoo would be way more fun to get people to come in and see these animals. To be able to touch and feed animals sometimes u get more out of that and understanding/educating about them. Some signs about what type of birds there are maybe some educational topics on the alpacas are good to invest in to the near future. If ur inviting people to come to the farm you need to be able to show an experience so others can tell there friends what a cool place this is. But I can’t say that this place was awesome place just confused on the whole thing still. I’m still wondering why I spent $15.00 on it today.

My family came here on a weekday for a private alpaca walk so we were the only ones on the farm (they are closed on weekdays). The alpacas and llamas are gorgeous and well kept, the farm is beautifully maintained. My toddler absolutely loved walking, petting and feeding the gentle alpacas. We also got to see some chickens, baby chicks, pot bellied pigs, ducks and even a week-old baby alpaca. The experience is perfect for children, and for adults too - our guide answered all our questions about alpacas and the other farm animals. Thank you! We gained more appreciation for these animals after walking with them. The store is stocked with a variety of beautiful items, many made with alpaca fur. We went home with a bag full of goodies. If you come here with kids, don't forget to ask for your free stickers inside the store! Highly, highly recommend families to visit and prebook a walk if you can.