Alpacas For sale
You can find our current alpacas for sale below.
From time to time we have alpacas for sale that do no appear in our sales list, so please do get in touch if you're looking for something different. We can also offer stud services.
If you're looking for your very first alpacas, expanding an existing herd, or searching for alpacas suited to therapy, visitor experiences or fibre production, we'd love to help.
At Hideaway Wood Farm, breeding healthy, happy and well-socialised alpacas has always been at the heart of what we do. Our herd has been carefully bred and raised with welfare, gentle handling and long-term health as our priorities.
Because we have a smaller herd, we know every alpaca individually. This means we can help match the right alpacas to your needs—whether you're looking for friendly pasture companions, breeding females, fibre animals or alpacas for walking experiences and visitor attractions.
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Why Buy Alpacas From Hideaway Wood Farm?
Healthy, Happy Alpacas
The welfare of our alpacas is at the heart of everything we do. They are raised in a calm, respectful environment with gentle handling, excellent husbandry and a focus on long-term health and wellbeing.
Well Socialised
Our alpacas are accustomed to daily interaction with children, dogs, volunteers and farm visitors. As a result, they are naturally curious, calm and comfortable around people.
We Know Every Alpaca Personally
Many of our alpacas were born here on the farm. With a carefully managed herd, we know every alpaca's temperament, personality and behaviour, allowing us to recommend the most suitable animals for your individual requirements.
Whether you're looking for:
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Friendly pasture companions
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Breeding females
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Fibre alpacas
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Therapy alpacas
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Alpacas for walking experiences
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Visitor attraction alpacas
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Family-friendly alpacas
—we'll help you find the right fit.
BAS Registered
Our alpacas are British Alpaca Society registered.
Ongoing Support Included
Buying your alpacas is just the beginning. We're always here to help before, during and after your purchase.
Fibre Knowledge
We're happy to share our experience working with alpaca fibre.
Ready to Find Your Perfect Alpacas?
Keep scrolling - our sales list is below.
Get in touch today to discuss availability or arrange a visit to Hideaway Wood Farm.
bingo
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D.O.B: 6/16/2022
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Age: 4 yrs. old
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Beige
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1 cria - Daisy
A gentle giant Bingo is our emotional support alpaca. Bingo likes to hang over your shoulder whilst you’re in the pen working just to see what’s going on and make sure you’re ok. She also absolutely loves to meet our visitors and has graced many with a sniff on the head. I’ve found she is easier to handle when she knows exactly what it is you’re doing, so I always let her know very clearly with a visual and words and I’ve been able to conduct all of her husbandry tasks solo at 5 ft 4 even though she’s far taller than me.
Amelie
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D.O.B: 7/10/2021
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Age: 5 yrs. old
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True black (with white spot)
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1 cria - Deva
Bright, enthusiastic and young at heart. Amelie is 5 going on 2. She is fully grown yet behaves like a yearling, especially when you get the hose out and she's always first to the fence to investigate visitors. We bred her and the result was the absolutely gorgeous and gentle Deva, a true black alpaca with a gentle soul. She's a wonderful mum and a joy to have around. She is, however, very strong and despite being handled with the utmost respect and gentleness still has an aversion to handling. We can conduct her basic health checks (as long as you don't touch her hair when you check her eyes!) but we've taken to giving her vitamins in with her feed because she's not a fan.
DAISY
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D.O.B: 8/31/2024
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Age: 2 years old in August 2026
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Dark fawn (light brown)
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Very fluffy topknot needs a trim late in the season
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Mum: Bingo
Our littlest alpaca. She was born to our gentle giant Bingo, the last cria of the year and she’s remained our littlest. She’s often a favourite with our visitors with her very fluffy top knot and lovely little face. Daisy is shy and keeps herself to herself in the herd and she’s quite nervous during handling (she’ll do a lot of walking on the rope before she stands). She’s got a very fluffy top knot and can go fleece blind close to shearing (30th April 2026 this year) so will need a little trim to ensure she can see clearly!
MELISANDRE
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D.O.B: 8/26/2014
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Age: 12 years old in August 2026
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White/light fawn
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6 cria: 1 at another farm - Paddington, 1 arrived at foot - Lancelot, Autumn, Biscuit, Coraline, Dotty
Melisandre is our tiniest adult alpaca but she has always bred beautifully proportioned cria. One of our most prolific alpaca mums Melisandre has consistently produced beautiful cria for us every time she’s been bred. She has a nervous temperament but she handles ok because she’s been doing it so long. She was once herd matriarch but has settled into her retirement and now likes to enjoy baths (she LOVES to get in buckets of water and water troughs but absolutely hates showers) and hang out with her fellow older ladies in the shelter on warm days.
BILLIE
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D.O.B: 7/1/2022
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Age: 4 yrs. old
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Light fawn
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1 cria - domino
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Hypermobile front knee joint - pain relief in winter/preventative joint support ie. Osmond’s or similar
A stunning alpaca with a beautiful face. I always think she looks camel-like with her long black eyelashes and black markings around her eyes. Billie had her first cria Domino in 2024 and despite a rocky start (she rejected her at first for a few days but took her back before it became a problem) she took to motherhood beautifully and they are still highly bonded. Billie is gentle, graceful and at ease in the herd. She was born with a hyper mobile front knee joint which will probably require a little pain relief (we use willow at the moment and planned to get her some joint support feed this autumn) and care as she ages.
BISCUIT
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D.O.B: 6/23/2022
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Age: 4 yrs. old
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Beige
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1 cria - Duncan
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Quick growing toenails, can get a little twisted
One of the special ones. Biscuit is one of our most anxious alpacas but she’s also our most intuitive. Many a blog has been written about biscuit! Despite being nervous she will seek out visitors who need a little TLC. It’s a real treat to get a nose to nose from Biscuit and a symbol of the trust she’s built with us. She’s an anxious eater and will scream and shout at everyone unless there’s plenty of space at the feed troughs and the hay rack. We had to get an extra rack that we now dub ‘Biscuit’s hay rack’ to keep her happy.
She will always, always cush (there was one time she didn’t!) during husbandry tasks and drop her head to the ground. She needs continuous trust building and very gentle handling.
DANCER
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D.O.B: 8/16/2024
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Age: 2 years old in August 2026
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Bay black
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Mum: Xena
Dancer came out of the womb dancing and still likes to give us the run around. She was a bit of a buckeroo in her early handling days but she’s settling down nicely as she matures. A gorgeous bay black alpaca with a lovely soft fleece. She is quiet and unassuming. She doesn’t get into any trouble in the herd and keeps herself to herself.
DOMINO
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D.O.B: 8/21/2024
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Age: 2 years old in August 2026
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Mid brown
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Mum: Billie
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Tendency to leap in the air unexpectedly
An absolute character. Ever since she was a cria Domino has gotten excited about an audience. The moment the visitors came through the gate she’d be pelting off round the paddock doing zoomies. As she’s matured she’s not let go of this playful, excitable character trait. She likes to leap in the air and throw herself around whenever she’s excited about anything (we have to take a bit of caution with small children due to this, she’s wonderful with them but this can be a bit problematic). She’s taken beautifully to halter training and probably wouldn’t need a huge amount more to be a good walker if you were looking for that. She loves a stroke on the neck and even has let children cuddle her during visits (never round the neck)! She’s a very very special alpaca and although I’ll miss her hugely if she goes we can’t keep them all!