Let’s meet some Llamas!
Welcome!
We enjoy introducing llamas to people at our farm in Maryland. We met our first llamas at a guided hike in a wilderness area in northern New Mexico. They looked silly, but we realized quickly they were intelligent, full of personality and had a calming presence. It took a decade from meeting our first llamas to buying a home with some land and turning it into a mini llama farm.
During our interactive farm tour guests learn how to approach a llama, how to lead using a rope, how to pet, how to brush and more. We’ll give treats, walk through an obstacle course or put a hat on them! Observing their interactions with each other and with people is highly entertaining.
We look forward to meeting you at our farm located between Reisterstown and Westminster, about an hour from DC and 45 min from Baltimore.
Rob & Kristina Miller
About Llamas. Frequently asked questions.
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Yes, llamas do spit. No guest at our farm has been spit on but we can give you tips if you’d like to be the first.
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Llamas could bite and kick but none of our guests have been bitten or kicked.
Llamas can’t survive in the wild because they can’t fight off a predator.
Llamas don’t have upper front teeth so they can’t really bite and their patted feet and short legs limit their power to kick.
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Evangelina is our biggest llama at almost 400 lbs. She should be full grown.
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No.
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No.
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A shearing pro comes to our farm each Spring to give them a haircut. The fiber (not fur and not wool) gets turned into socks and other items.
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Llama poop has a unique fertilizing ability because of its nitrogen-phosphorous-potassium 4-3-2 composition. It does not burn plants and does not require composting.
All ours has been spoken for and we already have a waitlist.
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We are slowly getting started with breeding. Early in 2026, several of our llamas stayed at a llama farm in PA. We are expecting our first llama babies in the spring of 2027.
Llama gestation is 11.5 months, and after six months the baby, called cria, is to be weaned off its mother.
Selecting a boyfriend has been difficult. We are picky parents.
Meeting our llamas
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Private Farm Tour
Fall season 2026
-By appointment only.
-Group rate $50 for up to four people.
-Minimum age 12 years old.
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Therapy Llamas
COMING SOON
We continue to work through the training programs to become accredited and certified in Animal Assisted Intervention. Our goal is to bring llamas to seniors in Carroll County, Maryland.
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Party Llamas
COMING SOON
Bringing two friendly llamas to your backyard for an interactive memorable llama party with two llamas and two handlers.
