Unwind amidst the undeniable charm of upstate New York's Finger Lakes region with an unforgettable RV camping experience where alpacas are your congenial hosts! Picture yourself being greeted by a graceful herd of 20 alpacas and their noble Great Pyrenees guardians, enveloping you in a serene pastoral retreat. This family-owned alpaca farm is not merely a haven for these gentle creatures; it's a hub where the art of quality alpaca breeding, showing, and fiber production takes center stage. Since welcoming their first alpaca in 2008, the owners have cultivated a loving and sustainable environment for their alpacas to thrive. While indulging in the natural beauty that frames your RV campsite, take a stroll to their on-site retail store. Here, you'll discover a treasure trove of hand-knit clothing and yarn sourced directly from the resident alpacas. Luxuriate in the soft embrace of these exquisite fibers and find unique alpaca products to commemorate your stay. Farm visits are not only welcomed but encouraged, offering a hands-on opportunity to learn about the alpaca lifestyle and the meticulous care invested in these captivating animals. Whether you're an RV camping enthusiast, a fiber arts aficionado, or simply seeking a serene getaway, this delightful alpaca farm in the scenic Finger Lakes region offers an exceptional encounter with nature, tranquility, and the luxurious touch of alpaca fiber craftsmanship.

Members are welcome to stay an extra night for an additional fee. There is a lot to see in the area!

Driveway is circular. Pull in north driveway across from Aman drive and park on gravel in front of barn. If coming from the south, it may be easier to go past driveway and turn around at the Christian Academy to give a wider swing into driveway.

No entry into pastures or barns unless accompanied by Host. Please message with approximate ETA and update as necessary so we can meet you when you arrive. Cell number is 315.730.5925. T-mobile does not have service here at this time.

We have an assortment of alpaca products including yarn, hats, socks, scarves, shawls, and more.