Fredericton Llama Walk & Farm Pizza Outdoor Dining
Spend two hours walking pastures and eating pizza while llamas graze beside your table
Dancing Goat Therapy Farm near Fredericton offers a two-hour guided llama walk and farm lunch where you interact with goats, sheep and llamas in open pasture, then eat wood-fired pizza made with locally sourced ingredients while the animals stay nearby. The experience is small-group, slow-paced, and designed around connection rather than speed. Wheelchair accessible. Service animals allowed.
What’s included
- Guided llama walk through open pasture.
- authentic hands-on interaction with goats, sheep and farm animals.
- one wood-fired pizza (ten inches, your choice of cheese, Hawaiian or meat) made with locally sourced ingredients.
- small-group, slow-paced experience designed around connection and presence.
Times
- Every day No fixed time
Before you book
Operated by Dancing Goat Therapy Farm
Prices and times updated 8 days ago
Traveler reviews
The experience
Dancing Goat Therapy Farm sits just outside Fredericton and runs a single activity: you arrive, meet the animals in their pasture, walk with the llamas through the open ground, then sit down to eat while they graze around you. The pizza is made in a wood-fired oven on site, and the menu runs cheese, Hawaiian and meat options: each one ten inches. The whole thing takes two hours and stays intentionally slow. No rushing between stops, no narration about farm history, no performance. The point is the interaction itself and the meal in the middle of it.
The guide is live and speaks English, and the group stays small enough that you're not managing a crowd. You'll handle the animals directly (llamas, goats, sheep) rather than watching them from a distance. The pasture is the setting, not a backdrop. When you sit down to eat, the animals don't disappear behind a fence. They're part of the meal. The farm describes this as therapy-based, which means the pacing and the presence of the animals are intentional choices, not accidents of the schedule.
Wheelchair accessibility is built in, and service animals are welcome. This is a family-run operation, not a commercial attraction with a gift shop at the exit. The experience is rated five stars locally, and it's designed for couples, groups and people looking for something that doesn't fit the usual farm-visit template.
Is this one for you?The guide speaks English and the pace is intentionally slow, so this works for anyone who wants to move without rushing and interact with animals without needing specialized knowledge or fitness. If you're looking for a meal with a view, this is different. The animals are at your table, not in the distance.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (5 to 15 years); Infant (under 5): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What animals will I interact with on the llama walk?
You'll meet and walk with llamas, goats, sheep and other farm animals in the open pasture. The interaction is hands-on rather than observational. You handle the animals directly during the guided walk.
Is the pizza vegetarian, or can I choose meat?
The menu offers three options: cheese pizza, Hawaiian pizza and meat pizza, all ten inches. You choose which one you want when you book or arrive.
How long does the whole experience take?
The walk and lunch together take two hours. The pace is slow and intentional, with no rushing between the pasture walk and the meal.
Can I bring my service dog?
Service animals are allowed at Dancing Goat Therapy Farm. The farm is also wheelchair accessible.
What makes this different from a typical farm visit?
This is designed as a therapy-based experience focused on connection and presence rather than education or entertainment. You walk with the animals, then eat surrounded by them in the pasture: the animals stay part of the meal, not separated behind a fence.
Is the pizza made fresh during my visit?
Yes. The wood-fired pizza is prepared in front of you using locally sourced ingredients, made to order during your two-hour experience.
Fredericton Llama Walk & Farm Pizza Outdoor Dining
2h · EN
from CA$ 75 per person
≈ US$ 54 in your currency
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