Zoos aren’t the only places to hang out with cool animals in Massachusetts. This awesome alpaca farm is a little-known sanctuary for some of the cutest, funniest creatures you’ll ever meet. Stop by Sweet Brook Farm in Williamstown to pet alpacas, do some shopping, and enjoy gorgeous natural scenery.

Nestled in the Northern Berkshires, Sweet Brook Farm is an idyllic spot where you can hang out with live alpacas.

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The farm is one of the only places in the state with an alpaca herd, which they raise for the creatures’ beautiful hair.

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Sweet Brook Farm is an absolutely gorgeous spot. Rolling fields of green surround the property on all sides, and the alpacas can be seen roaming and munching.

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Kids and adults can visit and feed the alpacas, as well as learn about how farms work.

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These creatures have spunky personalities and are just plain adorable.

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I mean, just look at that hair.

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The farm offers sleigh rides in the winter, but don’t worry – it’s horses doing the pulling, not alpacas.

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The farm also features a great shop where you can buy unique gifts made of fine alpaca hair, like beautiful scarves and soft plush toys.

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Be sure to sample the farm’s maple syrup as well!

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The farm frequently hosts events like knitting lessons, maple syrup tastings, and festivals.

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There’s no cost to visit, but you’re sure to leave with a treasure trove of treats and memories.

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You can find Sweet Brook Farm at 580 Oblong Road, Williamstown, Mass. Click here to see what’s on at the farm. For another cool place to hang out with animals in Massachusetts, head to this fascinating exotic animal sanctuary.

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