We are Maine fiber producers selling our own farm-raised alpaca and sheep yarn. Our alpacas and sheep feed on hay grown and harvested locally in Maine. They are raised with care for the land we inhabit within the Royal River Watershed. Using our own fiber from our animals’ yarn, milled in Maine or spun on our farm, helps to reduce our carbon footprint and provide a locally raised product.
Agritourism visits to our farm are scheduled by appointment on our website. We offer 45-minute educational farm tours in our viewing pen, 75-minute alpaca treks walking your own alpaca and learning about alpacas and various private tours and educational workshops. All tours and treks are provided by us as owners and farm educators. Visitors can shop in our gift shop for our yarns and local goods including our own salve and farm soap. Our farm is accessible although we do not have a restroom available for our visitors. All are welcome. Please visit our website to learn more and to book your visit with our farm: https://www.capenewagenfarm.com or email us at capenewagenalapcas@gmail.com with questions.
Our farm is located in North Yarmouth, bordering the Royal River and Wescustogo Park. One can reach our farm via either interstate 295 or 95. From the south, follow signs for North Yarmouth. Meander through the quaint village of Yarmouth or Cumberland from Route 9, then North onto Route 231 from Route 115. Our farm is just past the park and sits up on the hill on the right. From the north, follow signs from Freeport onto Pownal Road. Take a left onto Route 9, at next stop sign take a right onto North Rd to a left onto Route 231. That will bring you down the hill to our farm on the left located at 395 New Gloucester Rd. You will find our small farm, nestled in the rolling hills above the Royal River..
We are a small-scale business owned and operated. We enjoy sharing our story about “why alpacas?” which is often asked during visits and we love to introduce and educate our visitors about animals in their natural habitat. We are not a petting zoo, but one may receive an "alpaca kiss" depending on the alpacas' sociable mood and feed the alpacas. Our alpacas and sheep love to be fed hay no matter the age of our visitors or time of day!
If you need assistance navigating our website, you may call the farm 207 389-9228. We look forward to sharing our farm with you! Anne and Michael
