Kave Rock Alpaca Farm welcomes visitors on Sundays from 12-4. Closings will be posted online on Facebook and Instagram. There is no fee for visitors.

Kave Rock Farm will be closed : Sunday, SEPTEMBER 8 & 15 OCTOBER 6 & 27

About Kave Rock Alpaca Farm

We are a small working farm in Rehoboth, Massachusetts. In 2012 we had an unexpected opportunity to purchase four, healthy, award winning female alpacas. We came home with five as they threw a one year old Franklin in for free. (If you’ve ever met Franklin, you will understand.) We met a wonderful couple from a local alpaca farm who agreed to act as our mentors.

Fast forward a few years and we have grown our herd to 20-25 alpacas. We offer free weekly farm visits (closing are listed above). In addition, we breed and sell alpacas, offer off-site wedding and birthday packages and run an alpaca foster program. Our line of amazing alpaca fiber products continues to grow. 95% of our products are made in the USA!

Visit our online shop to see all our wonderful Alpaca items!

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Join us!!Visit the alpacas and pick up a cozy pair of alpaca socks at Mansfield South Common tomorrow!!Annual Celebration of AnimalsSunday, September 15th, 202410 am - 3 pmJoin us for an activity filled family day to celebrate animals. The event will be held rain or shine at Mansfield's South Common. All proceeds to benefit the Mansfield Animal Shelter.This is a WONDERFUL opportunity for animal rescue groups to set up tables, display literature, promote adoptions, and for vendors to advertise and sell their products. ... See MoreSee Less
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Mark your calendars for our upcoming Alpaca Saturday on October 19th with @kaverockalpacas ... See MoreSee Less
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Join Kave Rock Alpaca Farm at the Attleboro Farmers Market tomorrow from 9-1. It is a great market with many vendors and a variety of items. ... See MoreSee Less
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๐ŸŽ‰ Mark Your Calendars for the 4th Annual Downtown North Attleborough Collaborative Block Party! ๐ŸŽˆGet ready for an evening of fun, food, and festivities at the Downtown North Attleborough Collaborative Block Party! Join us on September 18th from 5-8 PM for a spectacular community celebration that brings together the best of our town.๐ŸŒŸ Event Details:Date: September 18thTime: 5-8 PMLocation: Downtown North Attleborough๐ŸŽถ What to Expect:Live music that will have you dancing in the streetsDelicious food from local North Attleborough restaurantsActivities and games for all agesWrestling ShowcaseCorn Hole TournamentA chance to meet and mingle with your neighbors and local businesses๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐Ÿ‘งโ€๐Ÿ‘ฆ Family-Friendly Fun:This block party is perfect for families! Bring your kids for a safe and engaging evening filled with entertainment and smiles.๐Ÿ“š Learn More:For more information and to plan your visit, check out nadowntown.com.๐Ÿ“… Donโ€™t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to celebrate our community and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of downtown North Attleborough. Letโ€™s make it a night to remember!#DowntownNABlockParty #NorthAttleborough #CommunityEvent #FamilyFun #LocalLove #NAfarmersmarket #eatlocal #northattleoborough #community #NAFM #pawtucket #norton #providence #DNAC #cumberland #attleboro #wrentham #foxboro #plainville #farmtotable #farmersmarket #shoplocal #downtownnorthattleboro #seekonk #southattleboro ... See MoreSee Less
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We were honored to bring an alpaca 'bride & groom' to Roger Wm. Park Botanical Gardens for Hannah and Sean's wedding. (Sorry Lacey ate your boutonniere, Sean) ... See MoreSee Less
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My future chicken farmer, Harper. Love this girl. โค๏ธ ... See MoreSee Less
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What are the odds that #FiberFriday kicks off the NEFC? Itโ€™s like the stars aligned! ๐ŸŒŸA micron, the unit of measurement equal to one millionth of a meter, tells us how fine a single alpaca fiber is. Fun fact: most human hair is at least 100 micronsโ€”five times thicker than luxurious alpaca fiber!The vicuรฑa, the camelid ancestor of alpacas, produces the finest fibers at about 12 microns on average. Alpaca fibers range from a delicate 12 microns to a sturdy 40 microns. When dealing with fibers this fine, precision is key! Thatโ€™s why laboratories use high-tech machines to measure and produce a histogram.Expand your knowledge about alpaca fiber in our Alpaca Academy! ๐Ÿ“–๐Ÿ‘‰ www.alpacainfo.com/academy/alpaca-fiber ... See MoreSee Less
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