Farm Tour

We try to cater our tours to our guests (size, age, and group interest). Since our primary focus is on our alpacas, we spend a lot of time visiting and talking about them. We make the tour as educational as possible since not many people are familiar with alpacas. There will be an opportunity to feed the animals some of their favorite treats. If everyone is behaving (both animal and human), there is the possibility of being able to touch the alpacas. We are not a petting zoo, as alpacas do not like to be touched, but we do have several PR animals willing to be handled. There is also an opportunity to touch and look at some fleece that has already been shorn and some of the things we make from the fleece. It is a great chance to see the whole cycle of alpaca fiber. Along with the alpacas, we have chickens and honey bees. We can spend some time visiting the chickens, and often the kids have fun checking the nesting boxes for eggs. Our hens lay eggs of different colors, including blue and green, so seeing something other than the white and brown eggs one finds at the grocery store is fun. We can stop at the bee hives, learn a bit about them, and offer an opportunity to taste a sample of our honey.