Farm Tour Pricing Each ticket is $40 and covers up to 4 people.  Example:  if you have 2 people, book 1 ticket. Sat and Sun:    Our guided alpaca farm experience is approximately 90 minutes in duration. Completely interactive, we guide your visit with our alpacas and other furry farm friends.  You will hand-feed them, pet (and warm your hands in) their incredibly soft wool, and maybe even get an alpaca kiss. You will learn all about these beautiful and gentle animals. We love sharing our joy for them with visitors and encourage questions. Depending on their mood, you may find them posing with you for a photo! Your tour guide will give you tips and farm rules for how best to enjoy your interaction with them.  Please Note Our goal is to share the farm safely with as many people as we can. To this end: No dogs or other outside animals, including service animals, may be brought to the farm. This is for the safety of animals and humans alike. Please be considerate of others when making your reservation. If you plan to visit the farm, but have respiratory or other symptoms of COVID, please be considerate of the health and safety of others and reschedule your visit. Reservation Policies Reservations are required! When registering for your tour, please use the comments to indicate the total number of adults and children,  Start times are firm, due to our schedule.  Cancellations must be made with at least 24 hours notice for a refund. Weather policy:  in the event of inclement weather, we will provide at least one hour notice and will attempt to reschedule or refund your booking. We look forward to meeting you and introducing you to our farm family!   What you'll need: - Weather appropriate clothing: Hats, scarves, gloves/mittens are recommended on cold days - our farm really is on a Breezy Hill. - Sunscreen, hats and water on hot, sunny days - Boots on wet days; otherwise, sneakers with good tread.

Volunteers are limited to 2 people per time slot. We are looking for folks who are willing to work and don't mind getting a little gritty to help us during shearing day!  It is dirty work, but we always seem to have a good time doing it -- and don't worry, you aren't in charge of trying to give these big babies their haircuts!  We'll have volunteers help us with sorting the fleece as it is shorn, as well as helping to hold and "herd" animals from time to time.  This is not a tour, and not an event for young children -- it is chaotic and there is a good chance they could end up getting hurt. Your clothes will get dirty, please dress accordingly. Please wear work boots/shoes for your safety.  If you have any unwanted and clean tube socks please bring them for donation to the animals for shearing day.  They help keep the spit from flying!!