We are officially closed for the season due to the heat stress impact to our animals. No worries, we will be back with more fun, more animals and more events in September 2026. Stay tuned here and on our social media to keep up with the happenings on the farm.
If you cannot wait until September, we offer private tours during the week and on weekends and can open the store for private shopping - contact us to book during the week or to check availability and pricing.
🚜 Know Before You Go: Farm Visit Tips
To make sure your visit is as smooth as a shorn alpaca, here’s everything you need to know:
Dress for the Farm:
We recommend closed-toe shoes or boots. Even the cutest alpacas can be a little messy, and our paths can be uneven or muddy depending on the spring showers.
Check the Weather:
Our events and tours are held rain or shine. If it’s drizzling, grab a raincoat! If the weather is severe, check our social media for any last-minute updates
Pet Policy:
We love all animals, but for the safety and stress levels of our herd, please leave your pets at home. Our alpacas and llamas can be very protective (and a bit spooked) around outside dogs.
Payment Prep:
While we and most of our vendors accept cards/Venmo, some smaller stalls may be cash-only. There is no ATM on-site, so come prepared!
Arrival & Parking:
Parking is first-come, first-served. For scheduled tours, please arrive about 10–15 minutes early to check in so we can start the fun on time!
Walk-In vs. Booking:
We love walk-ins! However, if you have a large group or a tight schedule, booking online is the only way to guaranteed a specific tour time.
Accessibility:
We have a ramp to enter our back deck (for events) barn , store and have a UTV that can be used for private tours only. Some fields and paths may not be accessible for wheelchairs and strollers depending on the weather - mud is mud but we will always do our best to accommodate all visitors to our farm.