Hi! We're Brian and Angela. We are a "young-ish" couple with a pre-school son, who are living an adventure on a new farm in a new town. We're learning everyday about animals, farm maintenance, and juggling a hectic life.
We purchased our first alpaca while living in Philadelphia and have been living the Dream ever since.
Our mission at Morning Glori Farmette is to provide a family friendly atmosphere where everyone feels welcomed. Our hope is every guest leaves the farmette filled with joy that overflows into the rest of their day!
We have a heart for encouraging others to live their dreams and follow your passion. No matter how crazy it may seem to the rest of the world.
Morning Glori Farmette
let the adventure begin
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Schedule your Picnic
You can
Picnic
with the Alpacas?
Let the stress of everyday life melt away as you sit in the Morning Glori pastures with our beautiful alpacas.
The experience involves an informational training session on alpaca behavior and feeding time.
Each picnic is tailored to your groups needs.
Great for romantic or family events
Did you know?
Alpaca Yoga
Photoshoots with Alpacas
Join us at the Farmette for
Make fuzzy memories that last forever!
Join us for a fun experience - featuring a very special outdoor yoga class surrounded by LIVE alpacas!
Grab your yoga mats, and join our inspiring instructor to zen out in a sandy pasture with your fellow yogis surrounded by our friendly, fuzzy & endlessly curious alpacas!
This class is designed for all levels and every body. Even if you have NEVER done yoga before, you'll be able to enjoy this experience!
Before class, you'll have extra time to spend with the sweet alpacas by grabbing a selfie with a new friend.
Please be sure to dress appropriately for an outdoor class, bring your own mat.
Tickets to this uninque + fun experience are just $20/pp and expected to sell out quickly!
Please purchase your tickets online to secure your mat space prior to class. Walk-ins the day of the event are NOT permitted.
Schedule a special photoshoot at the Farmette.
Check out these amazing pictures of an elopement photoshoot on the farm!
Taken by: Hampus Oberg Photography
Elopement Venue: Morning Glori Farmette | Host, Concept and Styling:@lainecreative | Florals: @hazelgreystyle Sweetheart Picnic: @picnicpaletteco | Stationary: @nhlettering | Bakery: @sweettoothphl_
Hair & Makeup: merakibeautyllc | Bridal Gown: @barbarakavchokbridal
Are you interested in capturing
a special memories on our farm surrounded
by Alpacas?
Get in touch with us!
We'll make your special day perfect!
reserve your spot
See what's going on
We offer a wide variety of tours, events, and classes here at the Farmette.
Get a glimpse of what we do here below.
Our famous Yoga with Alpacas is starting back up.
Look out for Barre at the Farm and Little Farmette 6 week Classes.
Events at the farmette
Upcoming events
Where do alpacas come from?
Alpacas are one of six animals that are part of the camel family, known as Camelidae. Our herd's past generations can be traced back to their countries of origin; Peru, Bolivia and Chile. Alpacas are originally native to the Andes Mountain region of South America.
Learn about our Alpacas
How long do alpacas live?
Alpacas typically live 15-20 years. The oldest known alpaca is 27 years old.
What is the difference between a llama and an alpaca?
Llamas are bigger than alpacas in both height and weight. Llamas have longer faces and larger ears. Llamas were bred as pack animals and alpacas were bred for high quality, luxury fiber.
Llamas are protectors and they are very alert animals. They are pack animals and workers. Alpacas, on the other hand, are timid and more relaxed. Although alpacas are also often alert, they are not used as guard animals like the llama.
How much can alpacas carry?
The answer is very little. An alpaca’s bone structure is not designed for heavy loads. The alpaca’s cousin the llama is a pack animal and used in many countries for transportation of goods.
Can you ride an alpaca?
No, you cannot ride an alpaca. An alpaca’s bone structure is not designed for heavy loads. An alpaca also does not like to have things placed on his back.
Do alpacas spit?
Alpacas do spit, but they generally do not spit on humans. An alpaca will send a warning spit or a full-blown spit to another alpaca if it is feeling annoyed, threatened, or fighting for food. This is a sign of aggression or dominance.
Do alpacas bite?
Alpacas are docile creatures and do not to bite humans. They will express anger via spitting and use this as their method of communication.
How often are alpacas sheared?
Alpacas are sheared once a year. We shear in the month of May, as this is the optimal time to combat spring’s cold nights and summer’s hot days.
What are alpacas’ favorite treats?
Many alpacas are fond of lettuce and apples. Most of our female alpacas will eat small carrots right from your hand. But overall our alpacas prefer their pellet supplements over any human treat.
Can you keep an alpaca in a backyard?
An alpaca could live in a backyard if it had other alpacas and plenty of space. The backyard would need to have an acre dedicated to the alpacas to live, graze, and roam.
What noises do alpacas make?
Alpacas commonly hum, but they make a number of other noises which include an alarm call, snorting, grunting, screaming, screeching, whistling, and orgling.
