오그던의 휴가 임대 시설

We will start with a short intro to alpacas, where they come from, the do's and don'ts in handling, and about their care and fiber. We will visit the males and then the females and babies. Our guests will be able to touch the animals and feel why they are considered the next cashmere. They will also be able to feed them some grain and take as many pictures with and of the animals as they desire. We also have guardian dogs that guests will meet and learn why we have these beautiful animals. Our dogs are socialized and not mean, but they have a job to do to protect our animals from predators and they know what they are there for. After the animal experience, we will move on to the fiber produced from these beautiful creatures. Guests will be able to handle raw fiber, learn the difference between good and bad and about the shearing process and how it is made into yarn, etc. They will also be able to purchase, if they desire, any products that we have in our store. we will have refreshments with time to ask questions or just visit. We enjoy people and talking about our passion and look forward to meeting each of our guests. Other things to note: This is a farm, dress appropriately for the weather.

Fun for all ages! We’ll start out talking about alpacas, including how to approach and interact with them. Then we will move to the yard and introduce our four alpacas! We’ll explain what makes alpacas unique, and what they like and dislike. We will also share and clear up myths and misconceptions about them. Guests will have the opportunity to pet and feed the alpacas, take one for a walk around the yard, and take lots of pictures. Come with all of your alpaca questions! Next we will move on to the chicken habitat and everyone will have the opportunity to observe, pet, and feed them. Please feel free to take lots of pictures! We will go in the coop to look for eggs, and finish up the outdoor tour with the smaller chicken coop, where you can meet a member of the smallest chicken breed in the world! (Coming in summer 2020: The world's largest chicken breed!) Questions and pictures are encouraged! You’ll be surprised how much variety there is in size, color, and personality. (I have a dozen breeds including rare breeds from a Black Copper Marans to a frizzled Serama.) Before leaving, you can to wash up, and take a look at chicken eggs of different sizes, colors and shapes. Other things to note Alpacas are sensitive creatures. Please DO NOT bring pets or animals of any kind onto the property, not even service animals.

This wonderful farm tour and encounter will take at approximately 2 hours. On our farm tour , you will start with an enjoyable sit down introduction to our farm and alpacas specifically. This intro will capture the interest of the oldest to the youngest visitor. Questions are encouraged all along the way. You will then have the opportunity to get up close and personal with most of our herd of alpacas in a safe and enjoyable way. You will also get to see Kevin the peacock, Chickens, Ducks, Horses, farm Cats and Livestock Guardian Dogs which you can also brush if you wish. You will get to participate in a hands on fiber project and learn about how alpaca fiber is processed into Yarn and Felted items. You will end your visit in our wonderful farm store and gift boutique full of lovely items all made out of this incredible fiber. Other things to note Please wear appropriate clothing to be out doors considering the weather and conditions. If you don’t see the date you need, feel free to contact us.

We'll begin with an in-depth tour of our Past Worlds gallery and end with a behind-the-scenes visit inside our Paleo Lab. In the gallery, we will talk about dinosaurs found in Utah (some known exclusively from our own collections) and explore the ecosystems and adaptations that make these animals so fascinating. Inside the Paleo Lab, we will get a sneak peek at the projects that our paleontology volunteers are working on and learn about the techniques used to prepare our most recent discoveries. The tour is for adults and teens 13 years or older. Teens 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Maximum number of participants is 6. Admission is complementary with purchase of the experience. Admission fees cannot be deducted from the package price. Due to social distancing concerns, the Paleo Lab is currently closed, however an alternate experience has been created that simulates a lab environment. Per CDC guidelines, face coverings are recommended for those who are not fully vaccinated.

We will start our journey up the canyon as we listen to some tunes and chat as we drive through an iconic Utah road. Once we get to the crater, we will go over some safety tips and enjoy a one hour dip in one of the coolest and most hidden gems in the world. (Water is a consistent 96 degrees. Not as hot as a hot-tub but warm enough to be relaxing) Once our dip in the crater is over, we will head back down to SLC and stop at THE BEST chocolate factory in the city (it is soooo good that they once had their own TV show) where we will drink the best hot (dark) chocolate your lips have ever tasted. Other things to note: Don't know how to swim? Don't worry, for safety reasons, everyone is required to wear a life jacket.