Jersey Shore Alpacas
Welcome to our Farm!
Jersey Shore Alpacas is a small farm owned and operated by Jim and Tish Carpinelli, and located in Green Creek, a small town near historic Cape May, NJ.
We are committed to breeding fine animals with correct conformation and high quality fleece. We take pride in ensuring that our alpacas are cared for with the utmost attention to their health and happiness.
Check out this cool video of our farm from Channel 6 Action News in Philadelphia (just after the paddleboarding segment). Note: our schedule is not correct in the video. Please see below for our hours. Enjoy this quick look at our farm!
August-December 2018 Schedule
We are open to the public as follows:
Saturdays: 10am-4pm
Private appointments: Monday-Friday*
(Please see note in red below)
We are closed on Sundays.
(Note: private tours are available year-round M-F, except July). The cost for a private tour is $25 for a group of up to 4 people and $5 for every additional person.
Please call or email us for a reservation.
Reservations must be confirmed in advance.
Important Note: Our private tours are currently booked through the end of August, with a lengthy cancellation list. We regret that we cannot accommodate
any additional tours until after September 4th.
We regret that we are unable to take private appointments on Saturdays (or Thurs.-Sat. in July). We have neither the staff nor enough alpacas to do so.
Thank you for understanding. :)
*Please Note: During peak season (June-Sept.) and holidays, private tours fill up at least 1-2 weeks in advance, so it is wise to make your reservations early. Last minute tour requests are welcome via phone or email, but please understand that our schedule very likely will be full that day.
A bit more information . . .
The main difference between an "open farm day" visit and a private tour is that on "open" days, you can feed carrots to the 'pacas at the fencline, and there is a tour guide outside to answer
questions. The private visits include actually going into the paddock with the female alpacas for feeding and mingling (sort of like "swimming with the dolphins," but without getting
wet!).
Also, your tour guide is for your group alone, so you can ask as many questions as you like!
Please visit our FAQ page for more information about visiting our farm!
