Llamas4Good CIC

You won't find zebras or big cats here. Llamas4Good is about getting up close to a herd of proper friendly llamas on the outskirts of Sidmouth - the sort of place where the animals actually come to you rather than you squinting at them across an enclosure. It's low-key and hands-on: you can feed them, stroke them, and if you're lucky catch one of the alpaca yoga sessions they sometimes run (yes, really). The vibe is educational charity work rather than theme park thrills, which means it works brilliantly for families with younger kids who want interaction over spectacle. Older children might find an hour enough; little ones could happily spend twice that. Admission details aren't published online, so ring ahead before you go - it's worth checking their opening hours too, as smaller attractions like this can be seasonal or have odd weekday closures. Costs are usually modest. The location suits a caravan holiday round Sidmouth nicely. Oakdown Touring sits just 2.2 miles away and rates five stars for good reason - you could pitch there and potter over to Llamas4Good on a wet afternoon or as a morning activity before hitting Sidmouth's pebble beach. Ladram Bay, also five-star rated, sits 3.8 miles out if you prefer beachside camping. This isn't a full-day destination, but as part of a seaside break mixing beach time with a bit of something different, it ticks the box. Go prepared for muddy shoes and alpaca breath.