SHED Chetwyn Farms

Such a fun stop! Lots of adorable alpacas, a great little store, and a super friendly employee who helped pick out the perfect teddy bear.

Online advertisement states booking time for seeing alpacas - store person was snooty when I was seen with children stating that there is no such thing although advertised and no bathroom for customers. Purchased alpaca yarn, teddy bears and blanket in the past. Don’t appreciate the manner we were looked at or spoke to.

OMG! How cute are the alpacas!!! I made the drive the Scarborough to PEC for their Yoga with Alpacas event and I do not regret it! It was so great. The blazing heat had the alpacas hiding under the shade during yoga, but we got to feed them afterwards and they're the cutest thing! Alison (yoga instructor) was amazing. She was very relaxed, laid back, and funny. We were able to roam around the store as well to see their products. We were also told about the horses that they had on the farm, and the female alpacas too. It was so cute! I would definitely go back!

Can't really complain but not quite as advertised. The alpacas are about 60 feet (20m) from the fence where you can see them. As they say, this is not a petting farm. It is mostly a place where they sell products from fur.

A nice stopover for your next PEC trip. With all the excitement surrounding wineries, this was a great change of pace. Take a moment to observe the Alpacas and shop the merch... all made with Alpaca fur, even the soap!

Super cute place to stop off if you’re in the area. My kids enjoyed watching the alpacas and I loved the shop which is full of items made from alpaca hair.

Aug. 2023 This was smaller then what I expected but it was nice to see the alpacas. It had a nice little shop but not much else. However it is free!

This is a nice stopover in PEC. On a visit you just look at the alpacas which are very cute. There is a gift shop. Since alpacas produce a limited amount of wool a year some of the products are from other artists. Still a great way to support the local economy.

Came here after a recommendation from a local artisan shop owner that we could visit the SHED alpaca farm. This farm consists of 55 acres in Prince Edward County on which alpaca are raised. In the SHED (literally a converted chicken coop), alpaca luxury children's wear, scarves, blankets, yarn, gloves, ponchos, stuffed toys, socks, and hats are for sale. Items are very pricey but extremely well made and feel soooo soft to the touch. This would be a neat place to take little ones who might be interested in seeing cute alpacas. (80/100)