Kiss My Alpacas
Thank you for making May and June a smashing success!
We are closed during the hot summer months, July through September, to give the alpacas time to chill in front of fans in their barns. They are pretty antisocial as they are sporting and regrowing their fur coats since being shorn April 3.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to our visitors this fall.
Our farm will reopen for private visits by appointment only from October 1 thru December 19 (closed Thanksgiving day 11/25). Please note that we are fully booked for October.
Hours are 9-2 weekends and 9-12 weekdays. Masks are not required outdoors, but we will continue to wear masks inside our studio shop to keep us all safe.
The latest
Our farm on tv
ABOUT mistletoe farm alpacas
Leanne and Tom Butchko (below) are a couple of accountants who dreamed a little and started a close-knit family farm featured on Tennessee Crossroads. Read the Butchko's story here!
Today, they are not only tax-filers but a husband and wife who breed, love and enjoy alpacas. They invite you to spend time with their herd and get to know these adorable animals.
All you need to bring are big smiles and a camera!
They are also skilled at turning fluffy alpaca fur into handmade items perfect for gifts, souvenirs and collections. Peruse their online store here.
FEATURED ON LOVELYFRANKLIN.COM
Looking for the perfect family fun day in Franklin? Mistletoe Farm is loads of fun, says Buffie Baril of LovelyFranklin.com.
She spills the beans about how the farm got its name, who that adorable girl is in the logo, and whether or not you can actually kiss an alpaca. Read more here!
FEATURED ON VISITFRANKLIN.COM
We're so excited - Mistletoe Farm Alpacas made the list of Visit Franklin's "9 Unexpected Things to Do in Franklin."
Check out this list for other wonderful activities you can do in the Franklin area.
