There's A Bed and Breakfast On This Alpaca Farm In Maine And You Simply Have To Visit
Michelle
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If there’s anyone on earth who doesn’t love alpacas we definitely have never met them. These animals are cute, fluffy and inquisitive making them the puppy of llama-looking creatures. We can’t resist the comparison between the two because they each might be some of the most wonderful creature on the planet. There are a few places in the state where you can stop by and visit with some alpacas, but we recommend you take things a step further by staying at this lovely bed and breakfast alpaca farm.
After Captain Bagley's ownership, the home was owned by the Bliss family who ran a dairy farm here for 176 years.
In 1982, it was taken over by the Burns family and completely restored. And, in 1996 it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Royalsborough Inn at the Bagely House is located at 1290 Royalsborough Rd., Durham, Maine. You can learn more about all they offer, including how to book your stay, on their website. Or, give them a call on 207-353-6372.
And, for another way to enjoy Maine alpacas check out this alpaca hiking journey you can have in Southport. This was a recent favorite among our readers and we can see why!
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