Awaken to the gentle hum of alpacas as they greet the new dayRV camping just got a whole lot fuzzier! Tucked away in the heart of a serene 10-acre countryside, our unique host location offers weary travelers and nature enthusiasts a perfect haven to park their RVs. As you settle in, the quaint image of over 50 alpacas, alongside the cheerful company of pigs and chickens, paints a pastoral scene right out of a storybook. Nest your home on wheels amidst the lush, mowed fields, complete with a communal fire pit where stories and s'mores come to life under a starlit sky. Fishing aficionados can cast their lines into the tranquil pond out back, hoping for a tug from the resident Bass and Bluegilla sure catch for a delightful evening. Seasonal bounty awaits next door, where a local farm stand overflows with fresh vegetables, infusing your meals with the taste of the land. Should the allure of alpaca culture beckon, indulge in a curated selection of alpaca-related productsa tangible memory to treasure from your countryside retreat. While every effort is made to provide a guided tour, introducing you to our woolly companions and sharing the ins and outs of farm life, family commitments may occasionally require flexibility. But worry not, the charm of this place and the freedom to explore will ensure an enriching experience regardless. Breathe in the peaceful ambiance, and as dusk returns to dawn, find solace in knowing that your RV camping trip is not just an escape, but a journey into the heart of agricultural abundance and simple pleasures. Your stay with us is more than just a pauseit is a reconnection with the earth and its creatures. Welcome to your pastoral paradise, where every moment becomes a cherished memory in the company of alpacas.

We have a variety of products available that are made from alpaca. I am a hobby so I don't have a true gift shop. But I love alpaca socks and keep a lot of them in stock to sell as well as a few handmade items from my fiber. I am usually around at some point to give a tour and get inside the pen with some friendly alpacas. But I can't guarantee it because I work a couple days a week and have missed meeting a couple of my guests. You can buy fresh vegetables at the farm stand my next door neighbors run when in season.

When pulling in the driveway there will be a fenced pasture on the right and a grassy field on the left. You can park in the mowed area around a campfire pit. Avoid going too near the green house or the trees beyond. That is where the neighbors are working and their children play. They have expressed concerns about my guests RVs being too close to their property and I am trying to be a good neighbor. Settle in and enjoy the property and I will do my best to be there at some point to personally show you around.