As sunlight dapples through the green canopy of Traverse City, Michigan, a haven of serene RV camping awaits eager explorers at a quaint alpaca farm, where the peaceful hum of nature harmonizes with the gentle presence of these furry residents. Here, amidst the "Cherry Capital of the World," and a stone's throw from Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, RV enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the pastoral charm and bucolic rhythms of farm life, all while enjoying the comfort of their home on wheels. The farm, safeguarded by a vigilant guard llama, is a nurturing ground for 22 alpacas who grace the fields with their curious gazes and playful antics. Witness the delight of new life as the farm celebrates its recent additionsthree charming alpaca babies that have just joined the fold. The commitment of the farm's caretakers is evident as they tirelessly work towards raising animals that are not only joyful and healthy but also producers of premium-quality fleece, a testament to their dedication to superior breeding and nutrition practices. RV campers are invited to enrich their stay with an encounter of the fluffiest kind, delving into the everyday joys of alpaca care. From marveling at the creatures funny quirks to understanding the craft behind fiber production, guests will find both education and entertainment in their interactions. Moreover, beyond the pastures, visitors can explore a trove of farm-fresh products. The farm shop offers everything from eco-friendly dryer balls crafted from alpaca fleece to the freshest eggs, perfect for a hearty breakfast in your RV. Clear your schedule for a visit to this agricultural gem where the fusion of farming and RV camping creates an unforgettable experiencea true celebration of the simple yet rich pleasures of country living in Traverse City.

We offer tours, alpaca merchandise, home décor, and eggs.

You may text us at anytime. We will try to greet guests, but you may arrive when we are not here. Please do not enter any gates unless you are with a host.

Please park anywhere between the yellow posts in the front area that works for you! Please stay at least 15 feet away from the alpaca pasture fencing.