Dreamacre Farm
WHERE
Hull
What it’s like
Guided farm tours where you meet alpacas up close and see chickens and bantams doing their thing.
The tour's built around the alpacas, and from what they list, that's the bit you go for. You walk round with someone who knows the animals, learning how the farm actually works, where food comes from and what goes into keeping it all running, rather than just wandering past pens.
Chickens and bantams get their own look-in too, so it's not a one-trick visit. Kids who like naming animals and asking questions will get more out of this than kids who just want a play area, since the whole thing seems built around the tour itself rather than extra attractions bolted on.
It reads as a proper working farm visit rather than a big day-out venue, so go in expecting animals and information over rides and soft play. That's not a criticism, just worth knowing before you turn up expecting a full farm park.
Plan your visit
What do you actually do there?
You go round on a farm tour that includes the alpacas, plus time with the chickens and bantams. It's presented as a learning visit, covering how farming and food production work.
Is it alpacas the whole time?
No, the tour covers chickens and bantams as well, so there's more than one animal to focus on.
Do we need to book ahead?
There's nothing about booking online, so it's worth asking the farm directly how they run their tours.
Is this more of an educational visit than a play day out?
Sounds that way. The focus is on learning about animals and farming, not rides or play equipment.
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