There are two types of people: those who love llamas and those who simply haven’t met the right llamas yet. These adorable, goofy creatures can be quite pleasant, and some truly enjoy human company (especially if the human has food). At Vashon Llamas, you can plan a family farm visit and see for yourself.

Vashon Llamas is a llama farm located on the beautiful Vashon Island.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook Vashon Island is a mere 20-minute ferry ride from West Seattle, but you’ll feel like you’re enjoying your own private rural beachy world.

Llamas are used for more than their wool. They make excellent guard animals for herds of sheep, goats, alpacas, or cattle, and they’re great companion animals.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook They’re also used as pack animals for hikers interested in backcountry adventures.

There are at least half a dozen llamas on the farm at any given time, and each one has a bio on the website.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook The family even has the bios up for the llamas who are no longer with us.

When it comes to farm visits, you’ll have several different options at Vashon Llamas.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook The cost of the classic farm visits has been lowered to $15 as they are aware of the financial impact the pandemic had on most families. Farm visits last about an hour, and they’re a lot of fun.

Adults can enjoy Llama Happy Hour, a two-hour BYOB activity where you can try your hand at weaving on one of the table looms.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook Weaving With Friends is a three-hour weaving activity, complete with a break so you can spend some time with the llamas.

You can even host your child’s birthday party here.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook Who wouldn’t want a llama-themed birthday party?

Vashon Llamas is a fantastic day trip destination.

Vashon Llamas / Facebook The farm is open seven days a week, but everything is by appointment only.

Would you ever visit a llama farm? Here’s your chance!

Vashon Llamas / Facebook

Vashon Island is a mere 20-minute ferry ride from West Seattle, but you’ll feel like you’re enjoying your own private rural beachy world.

They’re also used as pack animals for hikers interested in backcountry adventures.

The family even has the bios up for the llamas who are no longer with us.

The cost of the classic farm visits has been lowered to $15 as they are aware of the financial impact the pandemic had on most families. Farm visits last about an hour, and they’re a lot of fun.

Weaving With Friends is a three-hour weaving activity, complete with a break so you can spend some time with the llamas.

Who wouldn’t want a llama-themed birthday party?

The farm is open seven days a week, but everything is by appointment only.

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Address: Vashon Llamas, 26607 Wax Orchard Rd SW, Vashon, WA 98070, USA