Marlton, New Jersey
Morning Glori Farmette
A small family farm where scheduled visits focus on meeting the herd, feeding alpacas, and taking part in simple animal- and fiber-based activities.
- AccessBy appointment or scheduled event
- SettingSmall family farmette
- LocationMarlton, New Jersey
About the Farmette
A family farm built around personal visits
Brian and Angela purchased their first alpaca while they were still living in Philadelphia. After moving away from city life with their two young children, they developed Morning Glori as a place where families could spend time around the herd in a comfortable, small-farm setting.
The experience is more focused than a large farm attraction. Guests come for a scheduled tour, a special event, or a particular activity. For someone meeting alpacas for the first time, that format leaves room to learn the animals' names and observe their individual personalities.
Ways to visit
Farmette activities
Open an activity for a short description. Confirm current dates, availability, age requirements, and prices directly with Morning Glori.
Alpaca pasture tourOn the farm
Current tour listings describe time in the pasture to meet, pet, feed, and learn about the herd. Some events also allow time afterward for play or shopping.
View the current event calendarBuild-A-BaileyAlpaca activity
Named for Bailey Rose, the first cria born at the Farmette, this activity combines an alpaca meet-and-greet with a stuffable alpaca kit, heart, and birth certificate.
Bird nesting ballFiber project
Guests fill a hanging wicker ball with alpaca fiber that birds and small animals can use as nesting material. Morning Glori also promotes the project for Scout troops and nature groups.
Party with a PacaOff-site visit
Two haltered alpacas can travel to a party with feed for guest interaction. Morning Glori asks customers to contact the farm about travel beyond the local service area.
Ask about an off-site eventMeet the herd
The animals give the Farmette its personality
Morning Glori introduces its alpacas individually. Willow was the family's first alpaca. Bailey Rose inspired one of the farm activities. Party Crasher received his name after being born during a birthday party, and Rocky Balboa is described as especially popular with children.
Read the full herd introductions- Willow
- Bailey Rose
- Party Crasher
- Rocky Balboa
More ways to participate
Stay connected after a visit
Symbolic alpaca adoption
The annual adoption program includes a certificate, an alpaca photo, a nesting ball, fiber after shearing, and appointment-based visits. The alpaca remains with the herd, and the purchase contributes to its care.
Review the adoption programFarmette store
Shopping may be available in connection with a scheduled visit. Morning Glori also maintains an online store for alpaca-related goods and small gifts.
Visit the online storeBefore you go
Plan for a scheduled farm visit
Morning Glori does not advertise regular drop-in hours. Use its event calendar or contact the farm before traveling.
- Address
- 131 Navy Lane, Marlton, NJ 08053
- Phone
- 856-335-5799
- Conditions
- Dress for the weather and expect normal outdoor farm conditions, including the possibility of mud or uneven ground.
If the available dates do not fit your plans, compare other New Jersey places where visitors can meet alpacas.
Contact Morning Glori