Alongside the return of the Alpaca Café, where visitors can feed the animals, this year’s show includes the addition of a Pygmy Goat Playground.
It showcases a group of adult and kid pygmy goats in a purpose‑built activity area in the Family Fun Zone.
Visitors are encouraged to talk to the handlers and learn more about pygmy goat care, behaviour and the growing popularity of small livestock.
Lisa Moore, Devon County Show Manager, said: “These attractions capture the spirit of the Show – fun, hands‑on and full of rural charm.
“They offer visitors the chance to connect with animals in a safe, engaging and memorable way, and we know they’ll be a huge hit with families this year.”
