This 130-acre ranch on the Eastern Slope of the Sierra Nevada offers a one-of-a-kind experience: waking to alpacas and llamas grazing freely in the grassy fields where guests park. Beyond the immediate pasture, expansive terrain invites exploration, with opportunities to encounter over 100 alpacas, along with Angora goats, Wensleydale sheep, chickens, and other farm animals roaming paddocks and a 90-acre pasture dotted with a year-round creek. Each animal has its own personality, from the curious herd members eager for interaction to the protective guardian llama watching over the property. Guests enjoy complimentary buckets of pellet treats to hand-feed the animals, creating memorable encounters with the friendly, inquisitive alpacas—including newborns during calving season. The experience transforms a simple overnight stay into an interactive farm adventure, whether watching baby alpacas race around the pasture or observing the animals' gentle behavior up close. Multiple walking trails across the property allow visitors to explore at their own pace and connect with the herd in different settings. The location provides ample, level parking suitable for large RVs, with easy access from nearby highways and proximity to popular destinations like Lake Tahoe. A charming on-site store stocks fresh farm eggs, locally-made honey and jams, and an array of alpaca-themed products crafted from the ranch's own wool—including scarves, socks, and handmade soaps. The serene, peaceful setting offers beautiful mountain views and quiet nights, making it an ideal retreat for families, animal lovers, and travelers seeking a unique, memorable experience.