Kensington Prairie Farm Family Session – The Alpaca Experience
The Alpaca Experience
A beautiful family session at Kensington Prairie Farm in Langley, BC.
Are you looking for a unique and memorable way to update your family photos? Head to Kensington Prairie Farm in Langley, BC, for an unforgettable Alpaca Experience. Perfect for families looking to add a touch of adventure and nature to their photos, this private experience offers an up-close interaction with friendly alpacas—ideal for creating one-of-a-kind portraits.
What is The Alpaca Experience?
The Alpaca Experience at Kensington Prairie Farm is a private, hour-long event that lets you and your family immerse yourselves in the farm environment. It’s more than just a photo session— it’s about the memories.
Here’s what you can expect during your Alpaca Experience:
- Meet the Herd: Get up close and personal with the alpacas, learn about their gentle personalities, and discover what makes them so unique.
- Feed the Alpacas: Enjoy the hands-on experience of feeding these curious, friendly creatures. Kids will love interacting with the alpacas, and the alpacas love them just as much!
- Alpaca Walks: One of the highlights of the Alpaca Experience is the chance to take an alpaca for a walk! This is a fantastic opportunity to capture candid, fun moments with your family while walking alongside these adorable animals.
Kensington Prairie Farm is located just outside Vancouver in Langley, BC. With acre’s of beautiful private property, and 100’s of alpacas, each session is unique to you! The Alpaca Experience at Kensington Prairie Farm is the perfect way to update your family photos, do a fun couples session, or even celebrate an event.
Here’s a fun fact about alpacas:
Alpacas can communicate with each other using a variety of sounds!
While they may seem quiet and gentle, alpacas actually have a unique range of vocalizations. One of the most common sounds is a soft “humming” noise, which they use to communicate with their herd, express curiosity, or even show contentment. They also make high-pitched “alarm calls” when they sense danger and can even “click” their teeth when they’re feeling threatened. So, the next time you meet an alpaca, listen closely—you might just hear them chatting with their fellow herd members!
